At a glance
48 mo
Duration
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IELTS
€15k
Tuition / yr
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Language
Bachelor's
Level
- Certified NSCA Training CenterAccreditation
- Small class sizes for integrated discussionLearning Environment
- Faculty serve on Canadian Sports Psychology Association and Board Canadian Sport InstituteFaculty Expertise
- Focus on community well-being through health and activityProgram Focus
- Opportunities for internships and travel studiesPractical Experience
The Human Kinetics program at Trinity Western University focuses on the health and well-being of individuals and their communities. It combines theoretical knowledge with practical experience, emphasizing the role of sport, health, and recreation in fostering active lifestyles. The program aims to equip students with the skills to pursue careers where they can inspire communities and individuals towards healthier, more active lives. With a distinctive faith-based approach, the faculty are dedicated to academic excellence and providing hands-on experiences within smaller class sizes that encourage integrated discussion and strong relationships between students and instructors. The School of Human Kinetics is also a certified training center by the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA).
Careers
A degree in Human Kinetics prepares graduates for a variety of roles focused on health, fitness, and community well-being.
- Athletic Director
- Physical Education Teacher
- Personal Trainer
- Strength & Conditioning Coach
- Occupational Therapy
- Ergonomist
- Sport Facility Management
- Sport Marketing
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Fees
Tuition (international)For international student tuition rates, please see the Tuition & Fees page.
Tuition (home)Tuition Total: $23,850 CAD (30 credits, fall/spring). Average financial aid of $5,750 CAD reduces tuition to $18,100 CAD.
LivingHousing: $3,380 CAD, Meal Plan: $6,120 CAD, Student Fees: $1,350 CAD. Total estimated living costs: $10,850 CAD.
First-year costs are for the 2026-27 academic year. On-campus living is required for first- and second-year students unless specific conditions are met (age 21+, married, living with a parent/guardian, part-time status, or 57+ credits). Costs reflect standard residence options.
How to apply
1. Explore Admissions InformationReview the various admissions categories (Canadian High School, US Students, Transfer, International, etc.) to find the requirements specific to your situation.
2. Visit the 'How to Apply' PageFind detailed instructions and guidance on the application process.
3. Submit Your ApplicationComplete and submit the online application form. Information on specific program application links is available on the 'How to Apply' page.
4. Submit Required DocumentsThis includes transcripts and potentially other supporting documents as outlined in the admissions requirements for your student type.
5. Check Dates and DeadlinesBe aware of important application deadlines for your chosen intake.
6. Explore Financial Aid and ScholarshipsInvestigate available scholarships and financial aid options to help fund your education.
Scholarships
General Scholarships & Financial Aid$10 million offered annually
Student EmploymentHourly wage
Accreditation
Certified training centre by the NSCA (The National Strength and Conditioning Association).