Academics
In This Section
The Academics section of our website gathers information about academic policies, procedures, expectations, and resources. See below for our Academic Catalogue, and take a look at the following pages.
Important Dates
An overview of the academic schedule for current and upcoming terms, including registration deadlines, campus closures, and more.
Academic Advising
Get in touch with our Academic Advisor. She's here to answer any questions about choosing your courses, fulfilling your program requirements, transferring credits, or any other concerns related to your studies.
Course Information & Policies
Find out all you need to know about taking courses at Regent, including information about course loads, full-time status, assignments, grading, and extension requests.
Program Information & Policies
Review information about how to complete your program requirements, maintain good academic standing, and find your pathway through Regent.
Studying Online
Regent College allows most program students to complete up to half of their required credits online. Learn about these courses and accessing course resources as an online student.
Academic Integrity
Regent College is committed to uncompromising academic integrity. This page explains how Regent defines and deals with academic offences and provides some resources to help ensure your work meets all requirements.
Final Projects
Final projects provide an opportunity to demonstrate—and celebrate!—what you've learned through your Regent studies. Learn about requirements and procedures for theses, comprehensive exams, IPIATs, and more.
Graduation & Transcripts
Everything you need to know as you prepare to graduate, plus instructions for getting copies of your official transcript and letting us know if your name changes.
Regent's Academic Catalogue
The Academic Catalogue is a key resource for all Regent College students—especially those enrolled in degree or diploma programs. Below, you'll find a table of contents that can help you find specific information on this site.
The Academic Catalogue contains policies, rules, schedules, and information that form part of a student's legal contract with Regent College. While you're expected to be familiar with the contents of our Academic Catalogue, Regent staff members are here to answer your questions and help you think through decisions regarding your academic pursuits. We invite you to take advantage of Academic Advising at any time.
Please note that important non-academic policies, such as our Bullying and Harassment, and Discrimination Prevention Policy, can be found in the Policies section of this website.
Effective Dates & Past Catalogues
Catalogues for each year are in effect from September 1 through August 31.
If you were admitted in a previous year, you may find a PDF copy of your Academic Catalogue at the bottom of this page; otherwise, refer to the paper copy you were given. You may complete the program to which you have been admitted according to the requirements as they were in the year you were admitted, provided you do so within the allowed time limit. You may also choose to complete your program following more recent requirements.
Registrar
If you have questions about Regent's academic policies, please contact our Registrar, Dr. James Smoker, at [email protected] or 1-604-221-3389.
2025–2026 Academic Catalogue
The contents of Regent's Academic Catalogue are located throughout this website, organized by topic. Below, you'll find a table of contents with links to the relevant pages.
Introduction
- President's Welcome
- Leadership (President, Board, Senate, Academic Committees)
- Mission, Values & Theological Position
- Accreditation Status & Educational Outcomes
- Calendar of Important Dates
Faculty
Academic Programs
- Master of Arts in Theological Studies (MATS)
- Master of Arts in Christian Studies (MACS)
- Graduate Diploma in Christian Studies (GradDipCS)
- Master of Divinity (MDiv)
- Master of Arts in Leadership, Theology & Society (MALTS)
- Master of Theology (ThM)
Course Offerings
Academic Policies
- Academic Advising
- Course Information & Policies
- Program Information & Policies
- Studying Online
- Academic Integrity
- Final Projects
- Graduation & Transcripts
Fees & Expenses
Non-Academic Policies
Contact Us: Student Services Team
The Student Services team is here to support you throughout your program of studies. Get in touch with us by phone at 1-604-224-3245 or 1-800-663-8664 (toll-free in North America) or at the email addresses below.
Director of Student Services
Patricia Seto | [email protected]
- Leads the Student Services team
Registration Officer
Keith Chu | [email protected]
- Processes course registration forms and applies tuition benefits
- Answers specific registration inquiries
- Responds to inquiries regarding student fees, including extended health coverage, UBC Library access, and the U-Pass
- Issues Registration Verification Letters
Academic Advisor
Vivian Lee | [email protected]
- Provides academic advising
- Assesses transfer credit and course exemption requests
- Processes graduation applications and preparations for Convocation
- Evaluates course extension requests
Financial Aid & Student Accounts Officer
Marsha Parkin | [email protected]
- Administers financial aid (scholarships, bursaries, student loans)
- Oversees student financial accounts (including fees, refunds, etc.)
