Employment

Working at Regent presents opportunities to serve Jesus Christ, his church, and his world—including a community of wonderful students—in tangible ways every day. Staff and faculty share this common purpose as members of a warm and collegial team.

Current Employment Opportunities 

Looking for information on student employment opportunities? Visit our Student Employment page. International students may also find our Working in Canada page helpful.

Financial Aid and Student Accounts Officer

Full Time, Permanent

Reporting to the Director of Student Services, the Financial Aid/Student Accounts Officer administrates the processing of multiple government and institutional financial aid programs including student loans, scholarships, and bursary programs that promote financial accessibility and student retention. The Financial Aid/Student Accounts Officer oversees the receipt and processing of student payments and refunds, and oversees and ensures that financial aid is distributed.

Administrative Assistant, Dean of Students Team

Part-time (up to 10 hours per week)

Reporting to the Associate Dean of Students, this person will support the Dean of Students team in all administrative tasks associated with this office. Specifically, they will connect with new students during New Student Orientation; help to plan and execute community events; assist with practical and administrative tasks as they arise; and be a key resource person for students and their families who are moving to Vancouver. They will act as a point person for students who need assistance dealing with questions about housing, immigration, health insurance, schooling for children, driving, car insurance, and other practical aspects of life in Vancouver. 

In-Residence Program

Each year, we provide the opportunity for visiting scholars and professionals to come to Regent College for a time of research and participation in the Regent community. Regent serves as the home-base for these individuals as they pursue a particular project or time of sabbatical. These guests have included applicants at the post-doctoral level, established academics, and those in professional and ministerial capacities such as pastors, chaplains, missionaries, business leaders, and artists.

Scholars or professionals-in-residence are not employees of Regent, but welcomed guests of the college’s community for a term or two. They are normally hosted only in the Fall and Winter terms.

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