Intersession

Tyndale Seminary

Intersession

Jumpstart January with an intensive one-week course at Tyndale Seminary

About Intersession

Earn full academic credit in a condensed, immersive format.

Intersession Information

Intersession Courses

List of all Intersession courses being offered at Tyndale Seminary.

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Intersession course registration and application details.

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Intersession

Every January, usually the week before the Winter semester starts, Tyndale Seminary offers a series of one-week intensive courses for credit or audit.

All the courses offered during Intersession have the same academic standing as those offered in the regular semesters. The classes usually run from Monday to Friday (sometimes Tuesday to Saturday), 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Besides attending all classes, students are required to complete all the course work within the next 2 months. In addition to this one course in January, students may take up to four courses in the Winter semester.

Intersession Courses

Explore the complete list of intersession courses currently offered at Tyndale Seminary. Browse detailed course information and revisit for syllabi updates as they are posted, so you can stay informed about requirements, schedules, and learning outcomes.

Intersession courses are offered in January, the week before the winter semester starts.

Building the Church through Small Groups

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In-Person

CHED 0663 / PAST 0644 / SPIR 0644

Explores the basic principles for building and understanding the dynamics and problems of small groups. Specific attention will focus on leadership.

✓ Audit: Available

Joshua – Judges

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In-Person

OLDT 0621

Dr. Gordon Oeste

A survey of the structure and the historical and social context of the books of Joshua and Judges, with an emphasis on their literary structure, rhetorical function, and theological relevance both within ancient Israel and for the church today.

✓ Audit: Available

Spiritual Care of the Dying and Grieving

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In-Person with Synchronous Online Option

COUN 0684 / PAST TH51 / SPIR 0684 (NP/NS)

Dr. David Sherbino

This course examines the psychological and theological aspects of dying in order to better understand and provide significant pastoral care to those who are dying and to those who grieve.

✓ Audit: Available

How to Register

If you are a current student, please register for the course using your myTyndale.ca account. If you are a new student, please connect with our Admissions team for more information via the Seminary Admissions webpage.

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