Thompson river University in thompson river is located in Kamloops, British Columbia. Formerly known as UCC University College, it was upgraded to a public university with the approval of the British Columbia government on March 3, 2005. It has become the sixth public university in British Columbia after the University of British Columbia (UBC), Simon Fraser University (SFU), Victoria University (UVic), University of Northern British Columbia (UBC) and Imperial University (RRU). Established in 1970, UCC is a degree-granting public university with more than 8,000 registered students, including international students from 36 countries.

Kamloops, where the school is located, has a population of about 80,000. Kamloops is not only located in the central hub of Vancouver, Jasper and Banff, but also an important base for railways and national highways. Shrubs and apple trees are planted in this hilly area, and the population is gradually increasing. It is about 5 hours' drive from Vancouver, and the main means of transportation is the city bus. Leisure and sightseeing attractions worth seeing here, such as riverside parks, museums, wildlife parks, pastures, ski resorts, Welsh Gray Provincial Park, etc. Kamloops is a simple city with friendly residents and environment. Kamloops is the sunniest place in Canada, suitable for outdoor, urban and campus activities. All kinds of advantages make Kamloops an ideal place for international students to study.

Because BC is only separated from China by an ocean, many China people who go to Canada first stop in BC, so there are many people in China in BC, especially in Vancouver, but there are not many people in China, a smaller city in BC. If you go there to study, there is a kind of accommodation called a host family, that is, staying with a local family, so that you can get more contact with local life and help you learn and make foreign friends.