Trinity Western University (TWU) is a private, Christian liberal arts university located in Langley, British Columbia, Canada. The school was founded in 1962 as Trinity Junior College, and now enrolls approximately 4000 students and sits on a 157-acre (0.64 km) campus. TWU is known for its broad-based arts and sciences curriculum. TWU offers 42 undergraduate majors and 16 graduate and post-graduate programs. Trinity Western’s travel studies and exchange program enables students to study at Trinity’s partner institutions or universities across the world for a few weeks in the summer, a semester, or a year. The Evangelical Free Churches of America established a committee in 1957 to consider the feasibility of a liberal arts college on the Pacific coast. Trinity Junior College was formed as an arts institution associated with Evangelical Free Churches of America soon after, and enrolled its first freshman class in the fall of 1962. In 1972 TW Junior College became TW College and in 1980 it awarded its first baccalaureate degrees. It was granted its present status as a privately funded Christian university in 1985 and became known as Trinity Western University.