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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 may 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 2025 Evening Courses
Evening courses in the Fall 2025 term begin September 8 and run through to December 19, 2025. Check the course details for exact dates. All courses run from 6:00–9:00 pm.
Meeting Day: Tuesday
Meeting Day: Wednesday
The post-Christian cultural turn is creating the conditions for a crisis of confidence in the church and in pastoral ministry. There are plenty of voices out there diagnosing the post-Christian malaise; this course explores a biblical and creative solution: incarnational churc... (Full Course Details)
Meeting Day: Thursday
Introduction to New Testament Greek I and II introduce students to the Greek of the New Testament and provide an opportunity to master its essential grammar, syntax, and vocabulary. The purpose of this introduction is to provide a foundation for a lifetime of reading the New Testament in its origin... (Full Course Details)
Fall 2025 Weekend Courses
Weekend courses in the Fall 2026 term begin in September and run through to December. Check the course details for exact dates.
Meeting Day: Friday
We often lament the lack of transformed lives in the people God has called us to serve - despite the rich wealth of knowledge we have at our disposal, even more so in our information-saturated age. This course provides a vision for how God has designed people to change with a focus on learning as holi... (Full Course Details)
Meeting Day: Friday
We often lament the lack of transformed lives in the people God has called us to serve - despite the rich wealth of knowledge we have at our disposal, even more so in our information-saturated age. This course provides a vision for how God has designed people to change with a focus on learning as holistic transfo... (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 2026 Evening Courses
Evening courses in the Winter 2026 term begin January 12 and run through to April 22, 2025. Check the course details for exact dates. All courses run from 6:00–9:00 pm.
Winter 2026 Weekend Courses
Weekend courses in the Winter 2026 term begin in January and run through to April. Check the course details for exact dates.
REGISTRATION & PAYMENT
If you have a Regent Login, you can register online using our student registration system, REGIS. If you do NOT have a Regent Login, click on the following button and then "Request Regent Login"
For registration deadlines and other important information, visit the following pages:
- Important Dates: registration and payment deadlines
- Costs: current course rates
- How to Pay: Regent College no longer accepts tuition payments via credit card. A number of other payment options are available.
- Regent College Academic Catalogue: all academic policies
- Admissions: information on admission, finances, and other matters related to beginning a program at Regent College
If you don't have a Regent Login, download the paper form for the correct semester (under "Files for Download" in the left margin) and drop it off at Reception, or email it to [email protected].
Have questions about registration? Visit our Registration page, or contact the Registration Officer at [email protected] or 604.221.3370.