TRINITY WESTERN UNIVERSITY · CANADA
Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)
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- 95% of applicants received scholarships and financial aid.Scholarship & Aid Recipient Rate
- $8M in financial aid available annually.Total Annual Financial Aid
- $5,750 average financial aid per student.Average Aid Amount
Trinity Western University offers several undergraduate business degrees designed to prepare you for a career in the business world. The Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) program allows you to specialize in a specific area of business. For those seeking a broader or more interdisciplinary approach, the Bachelor of Arts (BA) with a Business Major can be combined with a minor in another field. The university also offers specialized BA degrees in Sport and Leisure Management, focusing on the business aspects of the sports and fitness industry, and Corporate Communications, which emphasizes marketing, public relations, and effective messaging within organizations.
Careers
The BBA programs equip students with practical professional skills to succeed in various business roles. The Sport and Leisure Management program includes internship opportunities with organizations like the BC Lions and Vancouver Canucks. Corporate Communications graduates are prepared to be the voice of an organization, developing skills in project management and media application.
- Marketing Professional
- Public Relations Specialist
- Communications Manager
- Business Analyst
- Financial Analyst
- Operations Manager
- Sports Administrator
- Event Coordinator
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Fees
Tuition (international)Please see the Tuition & Fees page for international student tuition rates.
Tuition (home)Tuition after financial aid: $18,100 CAD (based on 30 credits, fall/spring).
LivingHousing ($3,380), Meal Plan ($6,120), and Student Fees ($1,350) for a total of $10,850 CAD per year for typical on-campus living.
Costs are based on the 2026-27 academic year for domestic first-year undergraduates living on campus. On-campus living is required for first- and second-year students unless specific exemptions apply. A Cost Estimator tool and advising appointments are available for personalized financial planning.
How to apply
1. Review Admission RequirementsVisit the Admissions & Aid section on the TWU website and find the specific requirements for your applicant type (e.g., International, US, Transfer).
2. Prepare Required DocumentsGather academic transcripts, and any other documents specified in the admission requirements for your chosen program and applicant type.
3. Submit Your ApplicationComplete and submit the online application form. Information on how to apply is available on the university website.
4. Check DeadlinesConsult the Dates & Deadlines page to ensure your application and supporting documents are submitted on time for your desired intake.
5. Explore Financial AidInvestigate scholarship and financial aid options available to help fund your education.
Scholarships
Undergraduate ScholarshipsVaries