Little Lectures brings big ideas back to Kamloops
TRU arts faculty share their research and creative work with the community at the fifth annual Little Lectures, Big Ideas on Sept. 16.
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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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A unique partnership between Thompson Rivers University and School District 73 allows high school students to earn university credits while still in high school.
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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.
Watch a live session with people whose amazing careers started with an Arts background.
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Creating space for Indigenous voices
Juli Holloway (BJour '07) has turned her passion for storytelling into a career dedicated to strengthening Indigenous voices.
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