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Learn on your own schedule. Nurture your mind and spirit with an evening or weekend course at Regent.
HOW IT WORKS
Like our regular courses, evening and weekend courses can be taken for credit towards a graduate degree or simply audited for personal enrichment. Students auditing courses are not required to complete assignments. For more information on the difference between credit and audit, visit our Choosing Courses page.
EVENING COURSES take place one night per week through a single term. They have a similar structure to our regular daytime courses and may be offered for 2 or 3 credits.
WEEKEND COURSES take place on 3–4 weekends spaced throughout a term, allowing students time to work on assignments in between sessions. Weekend courses are typically offered for 2 or 3 credits.
The format of our weekend courses varies. Many take place in a standard classroom setting. These run from Friday evening through Saturday afternoon, covering approximately 10 hours of lecture time over the course of each weekend. Others, like INDS 535: Food: Community, Communion & Creation, have an experiential component. These usually include trips off-campus as well as regular classroom time.
Students interested in taking a weekend course should review the syllabus carefully to ensure they understand course dates, format, and requirements.
Upcoming Courses:
Fall 2023 Evening Courses
Evening courses in the Fall 2023 term begin September 5 and run through to December 11, 2023. Check the course details for exact dates. All courses run from 6:30–9:30 pm.
Meeting Day: Tuesday
How do we listen well to people in our communities and our churches? How can we gain a deeper understanding of issues and challenges – from their own perspectives and in relation to broader literature on the subjects? How do we discover the lived theology of these individuals? And how do we apply what we’ve l... (Full Course Details)
Meeting Day: Wednesday
This course is both a “how to” and a “how come” investigation of leadership in business, not-for-profits, and churches—in both large and small enterprises. Leadership is understood as a relationship of influence in which goals are accomplished and followership is gained. Building on a solid theological founda... (Full Course Details)
Meeting Day: Monday
The aim of this course is to create a “community of practice” for students who want to think seriously about what a vocation (a calling) in or to artmaking might mean (which may or may not include an occupation in the arts). Our coursework will focus on supporting and developing each student’s own particular arti... (Full Course Details)
Meeting Day: Friday
This course considers the place of intentional spiritual practice in the life of the Christian believer and the life of the church, along with the interplay of the two (the intersection of personal spiritual disciplines and those of the faith community). The theological as... (Full Course Details)
Fall 2023 Weekend Courses
Weekend courses in the Fall 2023 term begin in September and run through to December. Check the course details for exact dates.
Meeting Day: Friday
Eating is one of the most profound ways by which we relate to each other, to the created world, and to God. In this course we will explore, within the framework of Christian theology, some of the biological, ecological, psychological, aesthetic, spiritual, agricultural, historical, economic, and ethical aspec... (Full Course Details)
Meeting Day: Friday
This course considers the place of intentional spiritual practice in the life of the Christian believer and the life of the church, along with the interplay of the two (the intersection of personal spiritual disciplines and those of the faith community). The theological as... (Full Course Details)
Winter 2024 Evening Courses
Evening courses in the Winter 2024 term begin January 15 and run through to April 25, 2024. Check the course details for exact dates. All courses run from 6:30–9:30 pm.
Meeting Day: Sunday
This interactive course is designed to cultivate reflective practitioners of learning and teaching. It is intended to equip people for enhanced teaching experiences in a wide variety of contexts, including their workplaces, congregations, organizational, and formal educational settings, including schools and univ... (Full Course Details)
Meeting Day: Monday
This interactive course is designed to cultivate reflective practitioners of learning and teaching. It is intended to equip people for enhanced teaching experiences in a wide variety of contexts, including their workplaces, congregations, organizational, and formal educational settings, including schools and univ... (Full Course Details)
Meeting Day: Tuesday
This course focuses on the history of Christianity in China from a globalizing perspective. In the past three decades, the study of Christianity in China has shifted from “Christianity in China” to “Chinese Christianity,” bringing with it new insights for understanding the phenomena of Christianity in China. ... (Full Course Details)
Meeting Day: Tuesday
Meeting Day: Wednesday
Meeting Day: Wednesday
Winter 2024 Weekend Courses
Weekend courses in the Winter 2024 term begin in January and run through to April. Check the course details for exact dates.
Meeting Day: Thursday
Organizations matter; leadership matters. This course assumes that institutions merit the investment of our time and energy. This course will develop a theological vision for institutions as venues for the synergy of talent, effort and vision. Our impact, as Christians, in our social contexts, is exponentially gr... (Full Course Details)
Meeting Day: Friday
Organizations matter; leadership matters. This course assumes that institutions merit the investment of our time and energy. This course will develop a theological vision for institutions as venues for the synergy of talent, effort and vision. Our impact, as Christians, in our social contexts, is exponentially gr... (Full Course Details)
REGISTRATION & PAYMENT
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