Timetables

Current & Upcoming Courses

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.

Summer Programs

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

Fall 2022 Courses

We are offering a full schedule of on-campus classes in the Fall 2022 Term. Online access will also be available for most courses.

A small number of courses will be online only, as noted in the timetable below. Weekend courses will be in-person only, with the exception of Vocation of the Artist, which will be hybrid.

Please Note: Until course pages have been set up in REGIS for the Fall, complete and accurate information will not be available on the course pages accessible via the links below. All course pages will be accurate by the opening of Fall 2022 registration on July 6.

Regular 14-Week Fall Courses (Sept 6–Dec 16):

Winter 2023 Courses

We are offering a full schedule of on-campus classes in the Winter 2023 Term. Online access will also be available for most courses.

A small number of courses will be online only, as noted in the timetable below. Weekend courses will be in-person only.

Please Note: Until course pages have been set up in REGIS for the Winter, complete and accurate information will not be available on the course pages accessible via the links below. All course pages will be accurate by the opening of Winter 2023 registration on November 2.

January Intensive (Jan 9–13):

Note: For the following 5-day course in our January Intensive, see the course syllabi for readings or other assignments to do before the beginning of the courses.

Regular 14-Week Winter Courses (Jan 17–Apr 22):

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
• Distance education

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Call 604-228-1820 or 1-800-334-3279 to check on textbook availability. You can also email [email protected].

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 Fall 2022 & Winter 2023 academic year that can be applied to each concentration.

Christianity and the Arts

Fall 2022

• The Inklings: Fantasists or Prophets? (ARTS 560 - 1 or 2 credits)
• The Art of Death and Theology of Hope (ARTS 590)
• Vocation of the Artist (ARTS 701)

Winter 2023

• The Christian Imagination (ARTS 501)
• Image & Word (ARTS 513)

World Christianity

Fall 2022

• Cultural Hermeneutics: Engaging the World with the Word (THEO 611 / WRLD 611)
• Seminar: Learning by Design: People-Centered Research for Effective Ministry (MARK 721 / WRLD 721)
• Seminar: Faces of Jesus: Christology in the Global South (THEO 771 / WRLD 771)

Winter 2023

• Race, Racism & Christian Identity (THEO 528 / WRLD 528)
• Introduction to World Christianity (WRLD 501)
• Reading the Bible in China (Mandarin only - BIBL 508 / WRLD 508)

Marketplace Theology

Fall 2022

• Taking Your Soul to Work (MARK 560 / SPIR 560)
• Seminar: Listening by Design: People-Centered Research for Effective Ministry (MARK 721 / WRLD 721)

Winter 2023

• Leadership for the Church in a Secular Age (MARK 552)
• Christian Faith & Practice in a (Post)Modern World (INDS 581)
• Vocation, Work, and Career (MARK 505)

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.

Course Changes & Cancellations

• Starting in Fall 2022, the requirement in most MATS concentrations to take either APPL 500: Soul of Ministry or INDS 610: Gospel & Culture has been expanded to include ARTS 501: The Christian Imagination, HIST/SPIR 500: The Christian Spirit, INDS 581: Christian Faith & Practice, MARK 505: Vocation, Work & Career, and WRLD 501: Introduction to World Christianity.
• THEO 611 / WRLD 611: Cultural Hermeneutics may be used to substitute INDS 610: Gospel & Culture.
• The Interdisciplinary Studies and Marketplace Theology concentrations no longer require INDS 610: Gospel & Culture.

Online Learning in 2022–2023

Regent believes strongly in embodied education. Most courses are available on campus in Fall 2022 and Winter 2023. A small number of courses are available online only.

To ease the transition for students impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, online access to on-campus courses will continue until April 2023. Students will have an opportunity to request online access in REGIS during the course registration process.

We strive to preserve a learning environment that remains both relationally rich and personally formative. Online access to courses will typically consist of 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.

Students who will be unable to attend class at the scheduled time for the entire term, such as those living in other time zones, may request permission to attend asynchronously (i.e., via access to course recordings) during the course registration process. Students granted asynchronous access may be subject to additional requirements, such as additional class sessions at an alternate time. See course syllabi for details.

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