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A degree from a Christian university is about what you do on the one hand, and who you are on the other. That changes everything. Starting with you.
Redeemer offers degrees in a variety of majors and streams that will challenge you to develop a Kingdom vision, wherever you are called.
In Redeemer’s diverse, faith-filled community, deep connections are made. And they last a lifetime.
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For nearly 40 years, Redeemer has prepared the next generation of Christian leaders whose impact resounds in our culture and across the world.
A degree from a Christian university is about what you do on the one hand, and who you are on the other. That changes everything. Starting with you.
At Redeemer, education is about understanding a complex global world, thinking critically from a kingdom perspective, and following Christ’s call to transform culture and communities. Rooted in a distinctly Christ-centred Core Curriculum, a degree in one of 39 majors and streams offers experiential learning opportunities and a cross-functional set of knowledge. Wrapped in a spiritually vibrant campus community, your education will provide invaluable skills and prepare you for a rapidly changing future, wherever God calls you.
More about academicsRedeemer’s caring community will help you thrive. Find lifelong friendships, explore the dynamic City of Hamilton and, through it all, deepen and live out your faith.
More about life at RedeemerYour digital viewbook (brochure) skips the hours of digging and serves up information, organized by your interests. Oh, and it’s mobile-ready with no app to download.
Create your custom viewbook!Enrolment is up 13.5 per cent over last year with 358 new students for the 2020-2021 academic year.
Redeemer University College is changing its name to Redeemer University. The name change came after the university successfully completed the Organization Review and Name Change application process...
Angela Reitsma Bick ‘01, Redeemer University’s 2020 Distinguished Alumni Award recipient, knows the craft of story-telling – not only for its own sake but for building community, bonding...
Rachel Brouwer ’09 is seeing lives transformed through justice and the transforming power of the gospel in her work at International Justice Mission.
Redeemer University is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. Hank de Jong ‘99 as associate vice president, external relations. De Jong brings a wealth of experience in local and international...
Redeemer University and Mohawk College have partnered to create a joint recreation therapy program that will see students graduate with a university degree and a college diploma in four years of...
Resound's Top 10 Stories of 2019
Reflections on the Urban and Intercultural Ministry Program.
Redeemer welcomes the second largest incoming class in the school’s history.
Redeemer’s annual Gratitude Project makes time to be thankful for what God is doing through Christian education and its faithful supporters.
Redeemer celebrated the groundbreaking of its $18.5-million residence and learning facility on October 1, 2020.
Current construction and development on campus is a key initiative of Redeemer’s 2025 Strategic Plan Learn. Forward.
The university has revealed its new brand, signalling innovation rooted in a rich academic faith tradition.
New Testament scholar and Anglican priest Rev. Dr. Esau McCaulley, the 2020 Emerging Public Intellectual Award winner, is helping to share Black perspectives on biblical interpretation.
Redeemer's new Alumni Association President Leanna Nightingale introduces herself and some exciting fall updates.
Dear Students, Faculty and Staff, As we prepare to welcome one of the largest incoming classes in Redeemer’s history and as we break ground on a new facility, this is truly a school year unlike any...
Redeemer University will vigorously defend itself against legal action brought in Ontario Superior Court by the Ancaster Soccer Club (ASC), and will also seek payment of almost $400,000 in...
Jason Chan'20 describes the lessons learned, friendships made and beauty experienced during his time as a Redeemer Concert Choir member.
Act Five Director Jon Berends shares his thoughts on the future and mission of Christian gap year programs amidst the uncertainty of a global pandemic.
Redeemer University has announced plans to make its soccer facilities widely available for community use and to ensure their financial viability. The university is retaining Canadian Soccer Hall of...
Redeemer University does not generally comment publicly on political or social issues. Instead, we focus on our mission to educate students in a way that helps them develop a kingdom vision to engage...
In the wake of COVID-19, Redeemer's music department shares stories of grief, resilience and the healing power of a hymn.
Redeemer's senior art students share their experiences working and creating amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
The university will be fully closed for yearly maintenance work.
Due to the restrictions of COVID-19, Redeemer’s spring mainstage was cancelled. The cast and crew reflect on the show’s preparation and potential.
On April 11, 2020, the Redeemer community lost a passionate advocate for reformed Christian university education in Bill Voortman. After he and his family came to Canada from the Netherlands, Bill...
Fourth-year student Grace Rajballie reflects on COVID-19.
Daniel Vander Hout is named 2019 co-op student of the year.
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Rev. Dr. Esau McCaulley, Redeemer's 2020 Emerging Public Intellectual Award winner, has published a breaking new book titled Reading While Black: African American Bible Interpretation as an Exercise in Hope. Through it, McCaulley shares the much-needed Black perspectives on biblical interpretation and explains how the practice of Bible reading and ecclesial interpretation is a key tool in the fight for hope and justice.
For a refundable deposit, community members can reserve book packs to read together in their book clubs and homes. To reserve yours, please email Kristel Forcier, the campus bookstore manager, at kforcier@redeemer.ca.
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