Fall Convocation celebrates graduates ready to shape the future
TRU celebrated Fall Convocation 2026 with a call for graduates to embrace new opportunities and use their education to transform the world.
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Why Arts?
Get the skills employers are looking for TRU’s BC Student Outcomes survey results show about 90 per cent of Arts graduates said their education developed the necessary skills for the workplace, skills like communication, critical analysis, problem-solving, self-learning, and working with groups.
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What can I do with an Arts degree?
This is a question that is constantly asked of university students. You probably even ask yourself that once in a while.
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TRU research explores healthy brains as we age
New funding will help TRU researchers explore connections between brain function, vascular health and cognitive aging.
Co-op program opens world of opportunities
TRU Bachelor of Arts alum Kaitlin Boyd works to create clean energy partnerships between Canada and the United Kingdom.
Indigenous education leader to receive honorary degree at TRU
Internationally respected Māori scholar and advocate Dr. Graham Hingangaroa Smith will be recognized at TRU's Fall Convocation on Oct. 9.
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