Faculty of Student Development

TRU is a culturally diverse community. Faculty, staff, and students represent Indigenous, regional, national, and global communities.

A TRU field school is a TRU course for credit or non-credit offered in another country.

The Equity Committee organizes activities to advance the Union’s vision of a society where every student can equitably access a high quality post-secondary education regardless of their gender identity, ethnicity, sexual orientation, religious belief, political belief, or country of origin.

TRU Global Competency allows students to earn formal recognition for their intercultural and international experiences – from Study Abroad, to learning a second language, to volunteer work.

The Study Abroad program allows students to live and study in a different country for one or two semesters.

The Office of Student Affairs works collaboratively with students, staff, faculty and community partners to guide and support students on their learning journey towards student success.

The Thompson Rivers University Students’ Union is a democratic, membership-based organisation.

TRU policies, academic regulations, academic appeals, and non-academic regulations.

Know your rights and the process of academic integrity.