English Thompson Rivers University

Overview

The English programme at Thompson Rivers University provides students with a rigorous academic foundation in literary analysis, creative expression, and linguistic history. As part of the Faculty of Arts, this Bachelor degree encourages learners to engage deeply with various cultural texts while developing high-level communication skills essential for professional success.

Students enrolled in this course benefit from a versatile curriculum that spans multiple disciplines, including Literature and Literacy Education. The programme is designed to foster critical thinking and analytical writing, preparing graduates to interpret complex information and communicate ideas effectively across different media and professional contexts.

Why English at Thompson Rivers University?

Studying within the Faculty of Arts at this institution provides access to a supportive academic community dedicated to interdisciplinary exploration. The university is recognised for its commitment to student success, offering a range of academic supports and engagement opportunities that enrich the learning experience beyond the classroom. Students can take advantage of a vibrant campus environment in Kamloops or explore flexible learning options that suit their individual needs.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: CAD 875 per credit
• National fee: CAD 162 per credit

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

The curriculum focuses on developing a broad understanding of English studies, ranging from historical literary movements to contemporary linguistic practices. Modules may include:

• English
• Language Studies
• Literacy Education
• Literature
• Applied Creative Arts
• Media Studies
• Public Relations
• Digital Journalism

Careers with English

Graduates of this programme are equipped with versatile skills that are highly valued in the modern workforce. The ability to synthesise information and present persuasive arguments opens doors to various professional sectors. Potential career paths for those completing their studies at Thompson Rivers University include roles in the following areas:

• Digital Journalism and Media
• Public Relations and Communications
• Education and Literacy Programming
• Professional Writing and Editing
• Cultural and Arts Management
• Public Policy and Research