Current & Upcoming Courses (2020–2021)

The course lists on this page provide the most up-to-date information available on Regent’s current academic schedule, but please note that course information for a term is subject to change until registration opens for that term. Registration is currently open for January Intensive courses offered in Winter 2021.

Winter 2021 Courses

All Winter courses will be offered online; most courses will also have limited space for on-campus classes. Courses offered only online are indicated below. 

Please Note: Not all course pages in REGIS have been set up yet for the Winter. Consequently, some links from the course numbers on the left may not give you correct information about the course. The missing course information will be added as soon as it is available.

January Intensive (Jan 5–9):

Note: For the following 5-day course in our January Intensive, note the times and dates carefully so that you avoid any course conflicts. See the course syllabi for readings or other assignments to do before the beginning of the courses.

Regular 14-Week Winter Courses (Jan 11–Apr 21):

2–Term Courses, Fall 2020 & Winter 2021

For meeting dates for Supervised Ministry (APPL 693 or APPL 694) and other details, see the course syllabus.

Note: For 2-term courses, you must register for 1.5 credits in each term--Fall and Winter.

Summer Programs

Complete information about our Summer Programs is available at summer.regent-college.edu.

Notes:

Courses with Special Requirements: Some courses in these tables have check marks under columns labelled PC and PE. 

• PC indicates that this course comes with a requirement or recommendation that you take another course (or courses) before or at the same time as this one. Click on the course number to find details in the course description.
• PE indicates that this course gives priority enrollment to students who need the class to complete their programs, rather than being filled on a first-come-first serve basis. Be sure to register for PE courses by the Early Registration Deadline (see Important Dates).
• For further information on prerequisites and priority enrollment courses, see the Register for Courses page.

Special Format Courses: If you are interested in a specific kind of course to fit your schedule, you can find filtered lists at the following links:

• Evening and weekend courses
• Condensed courses
• Pre-recorded distance education

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Program & Concentration Details

Arts, World Christianity & Marketplace Concentrations

Our Arts, World Christianity, and Marketplace concentrations draw on courses from a number of different disciplines. The following chart identifies the courses in the 2020/2021 academic year that can be applied to each concentration.

History of Christianity Concentration

If you require a 600-level HIST elective for the History of Christianity concentration in the MA in Theological Studies program, you can acquire this by taking either of the following courses:

• HIST 656 The Pastor in Historical Perspective (Fall)
• APPL 785/SPIR 785 Seminar: Spiritual Friendship (Winter)

MDiv Information

Please note the following changes to our regular annual schedule: 

• Missional Leadership (APPL 615) will not be offered this year. In its place, you may substitute 3 credit hours from any discipline.
• Pastoral Care (APPL 546) will be offered in the Winter Term this year, rather than in the Fall Term.

In addition to your regular courses, you may also want to note the following electives, each of which is highly relevant to a ministry situation.

Winter 2021

• Learning & the Art of Teaching (APPL 570)

Course Changes & Cancellations

There are currently no changes or cancellations to report.

Online Learning in 2020–2021

Regent believes strongly in embodied education. This is not merely an educational strategy, but a theological affirmation about what it means to be human. This year, we have found it necessary to balance our commitment to embodied education with the importance of guarding the health of our students, staff, and faculty. 

All courses will be available online until the end of the Summer 2021 term. Circumstances permitting, several courses in the Winter 2021 term will also include an on-campus option. On-campus seats are limited due to physical distancing requirements. Students interested in studying on campus should register no later than November 29.

While courses are delivered online, we strive to preserve a learning environment that remains both relationally rich and personally formative. Most courses will be offered in a live online format, and students are expected to be present for each class session. Absences from class continue to require the prior consent of the instructor (policy). Recordings of most 500- and 600-level courses will be available for 48 hours after each class session; however, these are intended to supplement rather than replace class attendance.

Students who cannot attend live class sessions due to their time zone must appeal to the Senior Academic Administrator ([email protected]) for permission to take the course asynchronously. This option is not available for 700-level seminar courses.