The MA Leadership Graduate Program at Trinity Western University (TWU) offers first-year graduate students an opportunity to engage with real-world leadership challenges in the course Strategic Leadership. Students in this program are developing advanced leadership skills, particularly in strategic thinking, servant leadership, and social responsibility. They are equipped to analyze, design, and implement leadership strategies while focusing on human motivation, direction, and development. Students are actively looking to apply leadership theories to real organizational problems, integrate ethical decision-making, and foster social responsibility. By collaborating with employers on projects, students will demonstrate their ability to research, communicate, and lead while further developing key leadership competencies.

This experience focuses on applying the principles of leadership as service, inspired by the life of Jesus, to real-world projects. Learners will explore how to motivate and mobilize teams through service-oriented leadership, enhancing their ability to think creatively and act with integrity. By integrating leadership theories with practical applications, learners will develop skills to contribute effectively within organizational settings, fostering environments that prioritize the development and well-being of others.

Trinity Western University’s Media + Communication (MCOM) program offers an experiential learning opportunity for a group of first through fourth year students enrolled in the "Communication Colloquium: Professional Preparation" course. These students are keen to build a broad foundational knowledge of human communication and culture, hone critical and creative thinking skills, and apply their learning through real-world projects. This course emphasizes professional preparation, equipping students with a broad overview of the professional world, interdisciplinary perspectives and a thoughtful engagement of a variety of contemporary issues. Employers are expected to maintain regular communication with the learners, provide necessary guidance and information for project execution, be virtually present for the final presentations, and offer constructive and professional feedback via the Riipen platform.

Upper level students from Trinity Western University's Game Development program are looking to apply the skills they have learned on multiple year-long team game-making projects. Some students are primarily game designers, some are sound and music focused, some are strong narrative writers, and some have basic skills in programming. All have worked with the Unity game engine, Jira project management, and know how to work well as a small team to produce fully functional video games from start to finish.