Langley Campus

Trinity Western’s main campus in Langley is located on the traditional ancestral unceded territory of the Stó:lō people.

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Welcome to TWU

Enjoy every day at Trinity Western University—among classmates, in the dorms, at chapel with friends, at a Spartans’ game, or at one of the many meeting places on our beautiful campus. With our whole-person approach to education, you’ll notice how staff, faculty, teammates, and peers intentionally invest in you, helping to equip you for life. As a Christ-centred, student-focused, and globally engaged university, we’re excited to join you in your academic and life journey as you prepare to be the light wherever you go.

The image is an aerial view of a rural landscape featuring fields, trees, and some buildings. Overlaid on the image is the text: "In 1962 an extraordinary dream began."

At Trinity Western University, you'll experience an authentic and engaging community as you enrich your understanding of the world—preparing for a life of faithful engagement in your community and profession. We are deeply committed to providing a transformational education, where you will develop practical professional skills while exploring bigger ideas about who you are, what you believe, and what you're called to do in the world.

  • 40 Minutes

    from the beach

  • 45 Minutes

    from the mountains

  • 45 Minutes

    from Vancouver
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Ecosystem Study Area

Established in 1998, the Ecosystem Study Area is an area dedicated to the study, preservation, and proper management of the environment.
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Crow's Nest Ecological Research Area

Donated in 2000, the Crow’s Nest Ecological Research Area is comprised of 72.7 acres within minutes of Fulford Harbour on Salt Spring Island.
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The Blaauw Eco Forest

Located east of Fort Langley in the Fraser Valley, The Blaauw Eco Forest spans 50 acres and consists of a second-growth forest.