Overview
We offer a range of ways for you to take courses at ADC, allowing you to do ministry and access a high-quality education within your unique context. On-site classes in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick – and online options available for all courses – mean there’s a study option for you.
Online from Anywhere
Online from AnywhereAll our courses are available to take online and include both synchronous and asynchronous content. To create the best student experience and build community through our courses, most classes are not self-directed, but instead include a mixture of live online teaching and pre-recorded elements to accompany in-class discussion.
The exact format offered for each course changes year-to-year – check our course list for up-to-date details and format options.
Closer to Home
We know that you can’t always come to our beautiful campus to study, so we offer a wide variety of in-person classes throughout the Canadian maritime provinces.
Wolfville, Nova Scotia
Students can complete any bachelor’s, master’s, or doctoral degree or program part-time or full-time at ADC’s main teaching site located on the campus of Acadia University. All courses required for all degrees are offered on a rotating basis over a two- or three-year period in a variety of teaching formats including once weekly, intensive weeks, and on weekends. All courses required to complete the Doctor of Ministry degree are also available at the Wolfville campus.
Contact Dr. Benjamin MacDonald, College Recruiter, for more information.
Halifax, Nova Scotia
Six to eight introductory bachelor-level and master-level courses are offered annually at various sites throughout Halifax, often one evening per week for 12 weeks but sometimes in other formats. Students can begin any degree or program from home and complete it by taking weekly or intensive courses in Wolfville.
The Graduate Diploma in Christian Studies can be completed in its entirety in Halifax over a three- to four-year period, and up to one-half of the courses required for a degree program can be completed through ADC Halifax. Students who wish to study full time without relocating to the Wolfville area can complete a bachelor’s or master’s degree by taking a combination of courses through ADC Halifax and the Acadia Campus.
Contact Dr. Benjamin MacDonald, College Recruiter, for more information.
New Brunswick
Six to eight introductory bachelor-level and master-level courses are offered annually at various sites throughout New Brunswick, often on weekends (Friday 2:00 pm – Saturday 4:00 pm), but sometimes one evening per week for 12 weeks. Students can begin any degree or program from home and complete it by taking intensive courses in Wolfville.
The Graduate Diploma in Christian Studies can be completed in its entirety in New Brunswick over a three- to four-year period and up to one-half of all courses for a degree program can be completed through ADC New Brunswick. Students who wish to complete a degree without relocating can complete it through a combination of courses from ADC New Brunswick and intensive one-week courses on our Wolfville site.
Contact Dr. Benjamin MacDonald, College Recruiter, for more information.
