What this profile does—and doesn’t—tell you
FAQU.ca has completed its ten-check foundational review for this institution using scoped research records. The findings below describe specific documented offerings, processes or institutional structures. They are not a guarantee that a service is offered for every program or student.
Not yet available: standardized tuition rankings, verified student-experience scores and complete program-by-campus comparisons. For current application deadlines, pricing, accreditation and eligibility, follow the official sources.
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Institution and recognition
CICIC identifies Thompson Rivers University (or documented historical name) as a recognized public post-secondary institution; review legal type and linked credentials on its institutional record.
Scope: CICIC classification can differ from school marketing category; affiliated/authorized campuses do not constitute separate parent university.
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Campuses and languages
English; Kamloops and Williams Lake campuses
Scope: Open Learning and teaching sites differ from physical campus delivery.
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Credentials offered
TRU’s current program catalogue publishes certificate, diploma, associate-degree, bachelor’s degree, graduate diploma/certificate and master’s-level options, as well as law and other offerings.
Scope: This is a current broad credential taxonomy; individual programs and entry terms may vary and are not separately approved.
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Areas of study
Co-op programs list arts, business, computing, science, natural resource science, tourism and software engineering.
Scope: Examples only; not confirmation of every degree major or campus.
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Applying and admissions
The Future Students portal provides admissions and application links for prospective students.
Scope: Specific applicant category and campus must be verified.
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Tuition and fees
The 2026–27 schedule distinguishes on-campus fees, Open Learning, apprenticeship, international and graduate tuition.
Scope: Different per-credit and monthly charges cannot be compared without normalization.
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Work-integrated learning
Official co-op eligibility list names specific bachelor and post-baccalaureate programs, including mandatory work terms in Software Engineering.
Scope: Program-specific eligibility and fees apply.
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Student supports
Current student-services directory advertises academic advising, accessibility, counselling, wellness and financial-aid support.
Scope: Some services are campus-based; Open Learning arrangements may differ.