“This summer I enrolled in Bible Study Methods. My experience online has been exceptional. There are opportunities for in-class interactions with other students, links to access the video classes at any time, and the opportunity to ask the professor questions throughout the class. Additionally, the professor is available for questions and additional help outside of the class hours and answers emails very quickly. The quality of the course is excellent, interesting, and creative. The faculty is friendly, efficient, and I feel really well connected. I have had such an amazing experience and I am registering for another course!”
Autumne, Student“I am so thankful for the forward thinking of Horizon College and their investment in technology. Not only does this allow students from anywhere to engage in distance learning, but during our current global situation, my education has transferred to an online format seamlessly. Instead of my classes being canceled, I’ve been able to continue to attend lectures, participate in classroom discussion, and engage in community. What a blessing!”
Erik, StudentHow to Apply
Current students MUST fill out a Distance Education (DE) request form to register for any courses offered online, by directed study, or by VOD. Please email the completed request form to the Academic Administrative Assistant (kregier@horizon.edu) to register. Without this form, we cannot process the request or registration.
If you are interested in taking a DE course but have not yet applied to be a student, please submit an Open Studies Application first.
Tuition & Fees
Tuition for DE courses is at the posted per credit hour rate for the current academic year.
Our Digital Theological Library offers students unparalleled access to online resources for their research needs. To offset the costs of this library access, starting in the Winter 2021 semester, all students will pay a Textbook & Resource Access fee of $7.50 per credit hour (=$22.50 per three-credit course). This fee applies to all courses at Horizon College & Seminary.
*While students have the benefit of accessing their textbooks online through the Digital Theological Library, they will not have access to the Digital Theological Library upon graduation. Therefore, we encourage students to purchase select textbooks to build their personal library. For your convenience, Horizon has partnered with Kennedy’s Parable to provide textbooks.
Live-Stream Courses
Live-Streamed courses allow out of town or out of province students to attend a live course taking place on Horizon’s campus in Saskatoon through a video-conferencing service called Zoom. Students attend the class via live streaming at the same time as on-campus students and interact with their professor and classmates in real time. Your course readings, activities, and essay writing happen as they would in a traditional course format. Out of town/province students can request to live stream into any Horizon course taking place on-campus. Live-Streamed courses follow our on-campus course syllabi and course schedule.
In order to use the Zoom software, adequate high-speed internet is required. Zoom can be accessed and installed on Mac, PC, Android phone/tablet, iPhone/iPad.
NOTE: The deadline to register for live-stream courses is three weeks prior to the start of the course.
*High speed internet REQUIRED
Video on Demand Courses
If you are not able to join a class online during the day via live-stream, then later in the day or even later in the week you could watch the class on Horizon’s Video Centre through Video on Demand (VOD). In comparison to Online Video courses (more info below), VOD courses allow you to interact with the class and professor that you are watching on video, because you are following the same general schedule as the on-campus course. Our course schedules indicate those courses that are accessible by VOD.
NOTE: The deadline to register for VOD courses is three weeks prior to the start of the course.
*High speed internet REQUIRED
Online Video Courses
Online Video courses involve interacting with a professor and students through video-based learning content and online discussions forums. You can view lectures whenever its convenient for you and participate in discussions as you work to complete course readings, activities and written assignments typical of traditional course formats. You don’t have set times to view lectures or “attend class,” although you do have deadlines for assignments and requirements to interact with other online students in the course.
These courses are offered on an as-requested basis and are offered in three semesters:
Fall (September – December)
Winter (January – April)
Summer (May – August)
*High speed internet REQUIRED
Online Video College Courses
Online Video Seminary Courses
Survey of Church History – DE
TS5101 DE
3 credits
Studies in Paul’s Letters – DE
NT5316 DE
Directed Study Courses
Directed Study courses are completed using a traditional distance model that consists of course readings, activities, and essay writing.
These courses are offered on an as-requested basis and are offered in three semesters:
Fall (September – December)
Winter (January – April)
Summer (May – August)
Directed Study College Courses
Directed Study Seminary Courses
A Biblical Theology & Hermeneutic of Leadership- DE
LS5103 DE
3 credits | Prerequisites: none
Creating & Sustaining Effective Teams- DE
LS5114 DE
3 credits
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