HQ Function

The Kamloops campus serves as the primary administrative and academic hub, hosting the majority of faculties, research centers, student services, and central administration.

Notable Features:

Old Main building (iconic original structure), Brown Family Centre for Real-World Learning, Chappell Family Building for Nursing and Population Health, House of Learning (LEED Gold certified), extensive library, modern trades and technology facilities, and various research labs.

Work Culture:

As an academic institution, the work culture is collaborative, innovative, and student-centered, with a strong emphasis on teaching excellence, research, and community service. It fosters an environment of continuous learning and professional development for faculty and staff.

HQ Significance:

The Kamloops campus is the heart of TRU, accommodating the largest student population, the broadest array of programs, and significant research activities. Its location in Kamloops makes it a key educational institution for the B.C. Interior.

Values Reflected in HQ: The campus design and operations reflect TRU's values of accessibility, sustainability (e.g., LEED-certified buildings, natural landscaping), community engagement, and support for Indigenous learners.

Location:

Thompson Rivers University supports a global community through TRU Open Learning, which offers over 57 programs and 570 courses to students worldwide. The university also has a significant international student population on its Kamloops campus, hosts international exchange programs, and engages in international research collaborations and partnerships with institutions globally.

Street Address:

805 TRU Way

City:

Kamloops

State/Province:

British Columbia

Country:

Canada