Certificate in Stewardship at Atlantic School of Theology in Halifax, Canada is a certificate in Religious Studies programme. Tuition for international students is CAD 600 per total (CAD 600 per total for local students).
At a glance
Degree:Certificate
Field:Religious Studies
Local tuition: CAD 600 / total
International tuition: CAD 600 / total
Information for the 2027/28 academic year · Last reviewed September 2026 ·
Program details
Overview
This program leads to a Certificate in Stewardship, available entirely online or in person through local settings, with three enrollment paths: individual self-paced study, a facilitated cohort delivered live online over several weeks, or a self-directed local learning group. The curriculum is organized into seven thematic modules addressing time, talent, trust, treasure, terrain, theology, and thanks, each built around short recorded teaching segments, supporting materials, reflection or discussion questions, and a concluding assignment. The certificate suits a broad range of learners, including people who work or volunteer within the charitable sector, non-profits, universities, government, education, or churches, as well as anyone simply interested in personal learning and growth related to stewardship. Its modular, flexible structure and multiple delivery formats allow it to be completed independently or as part of a guided group experience without requiring enrolment in a full academic program.
Requirements
Admission Requirements: Admission is open: Atlantic School of Theology states that anyone may enrol in the Certificate in Stewardship, with no prior learning credential required and no minimum grade average or standardized English-language test score published. The school recommends a minimum age of 16. Participants need internet access and a device capable of opening documents, viewing videos and preparing a written assignment. Individual learners may begin at any time, with a recommended completion window of four months; a Fall 2026 cohort will be announced in Spring 2026. Registration is completed through the Certificate in Stewardship Registration Form or by contacting the Continuing Education Coordinator.
Application Details
Application Deadline:Atlantic School of Theology sets deadlines by programme, not one campus-wide date, and publishes no separate international deadline -- international applicants appear to follow the same dates. For September 2027 entry, the M.A. in Theology and Religion is due 15 March 2027, the campus-based Master of Divinity 1 May 2027, and the Diploma in Theological Studies accepts applications year-round if submitted by 15 August 2027. For January 2027 entry, the Graduate Certificate and the Diploma in Theological Studies are both due 1 November 2026. The Master of Divinity (Summer Distance) and the Certificate's summer option are due 15 March 2027. The Bachelor of Theology has no posted deadline. Admission is not rolling; each programme has a fixed cut-off, though diplomas accept applications year-round up to that date. These are institution-wide dates; this programme publishes no deadline of its own.
