Distance Education
At Providence, we offer Christ-centered, Bible-based distance education. This drives our tradition of sound academic excellence powered by rigorous pedagogy, excellent faculty, and service-oriented, student-focused staff in a cordial environment that allows robust exchange of ideas in a guided exploratory space.
Distance Education at Providence includes courses delivered through in-person classes, modular classes, hybrid format, directed study, and online learning. For more information on what these formats mean, refer to the ‘How Providence Distance Education Works’ section below.
Note: Our MA Counselling and MA Counselling Psychology programs require that one-third (1/3) of courses be taken in unmediated face-to-face contact with the instructor (7 courses for the MA Counselling, 10 courses for the MA Counselling Psychology). Unmediated face-to-face contact with the instructor includes modular (week long), hybrid, directed study and travel study courses.
Programs Available
Our main campus in Otterburne, MB offers the complete range of delivery options for the following programs: MA Christian Studies, MA Theological Studies, MA Educational Studies, MA Global Studies, MA Counselling, MA Counselling Psychology, MDiv and DMin.
Why study via Distance?
Distance Education is flexible, convenient and allows you to work and learn. Learn more!
Apply Today
Connect with an Enrollment Officer today to learn more about how you can incorporate Distance Education into your future degree program. For information regarding financing your education, please click here.
Upcoming Courses
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How Providence Distance Education Works
Through Distance Education at Providence, you can complete your degree requirements through a variety of formats and delivery options. Below are the various formats:
- Online Courses: Live classes offered via Zoom or independent study (by permission only) using various online resources.
- Modular Delivery: One-week, condensed intersession courses, offered in-person and on-campus, or in some cases, online.
- Hybrid Option: Allows students to take courses by combining online and modular formats.
- Directed Study: Allows students to work in an area of special academic interest under the direct supervision of a faculty member. Permission required.
- Partnership: Allows students to complete some transferable courses in order to fulfill specific Providence program requirements.
