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.

Accounting Assistant

Part time, (16 hours per week), permanent

Reporting to the Accountant, the Accounting Assistant will be responsible for Accounts Payable and assist with other accounting tasks for Regent’s $9 million operating budget. The role will oversee the Finance Clerk and manage banking and finance administration. This position will work within defined policies and will have the opportunity to shape and refine the College’s procedures with respect to payments. In addition, the role will administratively support the Board level finance committees of Regent College and its Foundation.

Arts Administrator

Part-time, (up to 20 hours per week), Permanent

The Arts Administrator supports the rich and varied arts activities of Regent College by coordinating the day-to-day operations of the degree concentration in Christianity and the Arts and the various activities, events, and initiatives of the Arts program. Reporting to, and working closely with, the head of the Theology and the Arts program at Regent College, the Arts Administrator is expected to be proactive, organized, and communicative in ensuring the smooth administrative operations of the Arts program.

Associate Curator of the Dal Schindell Gallery

Part-time, (up to 20 hours per week), Permanent

The Associate Curator position is responsible for the curation, programming, and day-to-day activities of the Dal Schindell Gallery, with the aim of expanding and enriching the artistic life of Regent College and the broader Vancouver area. Reporting to, and working closely with, the head of the Theology and the Arts program at Regent College, the Associate Curator is expected to coordinate all operations of the Gallery, including organizing and installing high-quality exhibitions, coordinating all promotional efforts for the gallery, interfacing with past and potential artists, maintaining the College’s permanent collection, and programming all events associated with the gallery (opening receptions, artist talks, etc.).

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.