
Redeemer University
Hamilton, Ontario
Compare Redeemer University programs, admissions, costs, residence, student support, and career pathways in one source-reviewed guide. Jump to the decision section you need below.
Reviewed August 16, 2026 · Information checked against official university sources · How we review guides
Overview
Quick Facts
| Location | Hamilton, Ontario |
|---|---|
| School Type | Smaller undergraduate-focused environment |
| Directory Size | Small university |
| Campus Setting | Smaller campus or close-knit community setting |
| Ranking Signal | No QS World 2026 position listed in this guide |
| Program Strengths | Arts, Business, Education, Science, Kinesiology |
Start with campus and program fit, then verify official admissions, residence, and cost details before building the final application list.
Detailed application guides
Ontario University Application Deadlines
The 2027 OUAC timeline, offers, acceptance, and separate program deadlines.
OSAP 2026–2027 Application Guide
Open status, eligibility, residency, course load, grants, deadlines, and documents.
Ontario Universities With Co-op
Direct-entry and later-entry co-op models, work terms, fees, and questions to ask.
Admissions Planning
Fall 2027 admission planning
Start with the 70% general route, then audit the program
Ontario applicants currently need Grade 12 U English, five additional U/M courses and a 70% average. Health Sciences, Kinesiology, Mathematics and other programs add prerequisites or higher published thresholds. Every applicant also enters Redeemer’s Christian community through a statement-of-faith requirement.
General Ontario minimum
70%
English plus the best five eligible Grade 12 U/M courses; co-op courses do not count.
BHSc and BKin
80%
Both publish higher minima and credential-specific science or mathematics prerequisites.
Published 2027 visits
January 29 to March 17
Three explicit 2027 campus visit days are live; the Fall 2027 class start is not.
International deadline conflict
Official pages publish April 1 and May 1
The international route says applications close April 1 of the entry year, while the undergraduate FAQ says May 1 for applicants needing a study permit. Plan to April 1 and ask Admissions to confirm the operative Fall 2027 date in writing.
Admission route audit
| Route | Published requirement | Planning boundary |
|---|---|---|
| Ontario high-school applicant | Grade 12 U English, five additional Grade 12 U/M courses and a minimum 70% average; O-level and co-op courses cannot be used in the calculation. | The average uses English plus the best five eligible U/M courses. Program prerequisites and higher published averages still apply. |
| Other Canadian high-school applicant | Meet the province-specific English and academic-course pattern with a 70% minimum; Québec applicants need two 603/604 English courses and one year of general CÉGEP. | The current page publishes a separate pattern for each province and territory rather than one universal course list. |
| International applicant | High-school diploma or equivalent, 70% Ontario-equivalent average, a statement of faith and English evidence when required. | Current English options include TOEFL iBT 86, IELTS 6.5, CAEL 70, PTE 56 or Duolingo 110. International entry is normally fall only. |
| University transfer | Current admission standing is C- or 60%; transferable courses must be relevant and normally carry at least C-. | Applicants with fewer than eight post-secondary courses can be assessed using both post-secondary and high-school work. |
| College or Bible-college transfer | Current overall minimum is B- or 70%; course equivalency and credit depend on program fit, grades, accreditation and submitted syllabi. | Redeemer publishes a maximum of 30 transferred courses toward a 40-course general program, but individual evaluations are not guaranteed. |
| Mature applicant | Normally age 21 or older, no university or college study, and no full-time high school for at least two years, with evidence of academic potential. | Admission can include probation or an Admissions Committee interview; mature status does not create an automatic offer. |
| Health Sciences or Kinesiology | BHSc and BKin publish an 80% minimum with named Grade 12 U science and math prerequisites; BSc versions publish their own course patterns. | Check the exact credential: BHSc, BKin and related BSc pathways do not use identical prerequisites. |
| Bachelor of Education | This is a consecutive second-degree route requiring a completed undergraduate degree and program-specific teaching-subject evidence. | It is not a direct-entry undergraduate teaching degree and campus housing is not provided for BEd students. |
Deadline audit
Application opening
August 1
Current undergraduate timeline; the live page does not explicitly label the opening as Fall 2027.
Textbook-credit application date
December 15
Current timeline for direct-from-high-school applicants; confirm that the incentive renews for Fall 2027.
North American free-application date
January 31
The current page says a $50 fee applies after this date; Fall 2027 cycle labelling remains pending.
Financial aid and Christian Leadership priority
February 28
Standing maximum-consideration date, not yet separately labelled for Fall 2027.
International application
April 1 or May 1
Official-source conflict: the international page says April 1, while the undergraduate FAQ says May 1 for applicants needing a study permit.
Acceptance and deposit for early registration
April 30
Current standing timeline; reconfirm the deposit amount and Fall 2027 terms in the offer.
Housing form
June 1
The 2026–27 guarantee uses June 1, 2026; no Fall 2027 guarantee date is published yet.
Fall 2027 visit days
January 29, February 12 and March 17, 2027
Explicitly listed as upcoming undergraduate campus visits on the live admission page.
Fall 2027 orientation and classes
Pending
The academic schedule currently ends with the 2026–27 year and does not publish the Fall 2027 start.
Current published information
Ontario general admission minimum
Grade 12 U English, five additional Grade 12 U/M courses and a minimum 70% average.
Redeemer University: Ontario high-school admission requirements · Verified August 16, 2026
Current published information
Ontario average uses six eligible courses
Grade 12 U English plus the best five Grade 12 U/M courses; O-level and co-op courses cannot be used.
Redeemer University: Ontario high-school admission requirements · Verified August 16, 2026
Current published information
Other Canadian routes generally publish 70%
The course pattern varies by province or territory and includes a named English requirement.
Redeemer University: Other Canadian provincial requirements · Verified August 16, 2026
Current published information
International general admission minimum
High-school diploma or equivalent and a 70% Ontario-equivalent average, plus applicable documents and program requirements.
Redeemer University: International requirements, English tests and April deadline · Verified August 16, 2026
Current published information
Current undergraduate English-test options
TOEFL iBT 86, IELTS 6.5, CAEL 70, PTE/PTE Online 56 or Duolingo 110, subject to published exemptions.
Redeemer University: International requirements, English tests and April deadline · Verified August 16, 2026
Current published information
Official pages conflict on the international deadline
The international page says April 1 of the entry year; the undergraduate FAQ says May 1 for applicants needing a study permit.
Plan to the earlier April 1 date and confirm the operative Fall 2027 deadline directly with Redeemer Admissions before submitting.
Redeemer University: International requirements, English tests and April deadline · Verified August 16, 2026
Current published information
University-transfer admission minimum
C- overall, published as 60% or 4.0 on Redeemer’s 12-point scale.
Redeemer University: Transfer admission, credit and award rules · Verified August 16, 2026
Current published information
College and Bible-college transfer minimum
B- overall, published as 70% or 7.0 on Redeemer’s 12-point scale.
Redeemer University: Transfer admission, credit and award rules · Verified August 16, 2026
Current published information
Bachelor of Health Sciences minimum
80% with Grade 12 U Biology, Chemistry and Mathematics.
Redeemer University: Health Sciences credentials and admission requirements · Verified August 16, 2026
Current published information
Bachelor of Kinesiology minimum
80% with Grade 12 U Biology and Mathematics; Chemistry and Exercise Science are recommended.
Redeemer University: Kinesiology degrees, labs and admission requirements · Verified August 16, 2026
Fall 2027 planning
Fall 2027-cycle campus visit dates are published
January 29, February 12 and March 17, 2027 appear as upcoming undergraduate visit days.
Redeemer University: Undergraduate application timeline and housing FAQ · Verified August 16, 2026
Fall 2027
Fall 2027 general admission timeline remains unlabelled
The live page publishes August 1, December 15, January 31, February 28, April 30 and June 1 milestones without a Fall 2027 cycle label.
Confirm which incentives, application fees, deposit rules and housing milestones apply to Fall 2027 before relying on the standing timeline.
Redeemer University: Undergraduate application timeline and housing FAQ · Verified August 16, 2026
Fall 2027
Fall 2027 orientation and class dates are pending
Redeemer’s academic schedule currently covers Fall 2026 and Winter 2027 only.
Recheck the academic calendar for Fall 2027 orientation, move-in, first class, add/drop and assessment dates.
Redeemer University: 2026–27 academic schedule and calendar · Verified August 16, 2026
Programs and Pathways
Degrees, majors and Christian Core
Match the credential, prerequisites and experiential form
Redeemer publishes BA, BBA, BSc, BHSc, BKin, BCoMS and consecutive BEd study across more than 35 programs and streams. Traditional undergraduate degrees integrate a ten-course Christ-centred Core, but program prerequisites, degree maps, internships and co-op eligibility remain credential-specific.
BA, BBA, BSc, BHSc, BKin and BCoMS
Redeemer’s live inventory spans more than 35 majors, streams and credentials across liberal arts, sciences, business, health and media.
Distinction: Use the degree designation on the program page; a related major or stream is not interchangeable with a different credential.
Christ-centred Core Curriculum
Traditional undergraduate degrees include a ten-course interdisciplinary Core woven across the four-year program.
Distinction: The Core is a university-wide academic feature, not a standalone major or optional faith add-on.
Health Sciences
Redeemer offers BHSc and BSc Health Sciences pathways with distinct admission prerequisites, scientific breadth and research or internship options.
Distinction: The general BSc major is not recommended by the program page for graduate study or employment in Health Sciences.
Kinesiology
Students can pursue a BKin or a BSc Kinesiology pathway with labs, research and named human-movement coursework.
Distinction: Both publish an 80% minimum, but the prerequisite course lists differ by degree.
School of Business
The inventory includes BBA majors in Accounting, Finance, Management and Marketing plus a BA General Business route.
Distinction: Co-op is published for Accounting, Management, Marketing and Not-for-Profit Management—not every business or university program.
Media Production and BCoMS
Media Production combines academic study with production facilities, project work and internship possibilities.
Distinction: The BCoMS designation and Media Production major should not be collapsed into a generic communications degree.
Mission and Ministry
The BA route combines biblical, theological and practical ministry study and is one of the areas currently named for co-op.
Distinction: Mission and Ministry co-op availability does not imply universal paid ministry placement.
Social Work
The BA Social Work stream includes discipline-specific study and field or internship learning within the Applied Social Sciences context.
Distinction: Program-level placements are distinct from Redeemer’s formal co-op streams.
Consecutive Bachelor of Education
A two-year, four-term, 60-credit second degree offers Primary/Junior and Junior/Intermediate qualification routes.
Distinction: Applicants need an undergraduate degree first; BEd tuition, awards and housing rules differ from traditional undergraduate study.
Credential boundary
BHSc and BSc Health Sciences do not share identical prerequisites or degree maps; BKin and BSc Kinesiology are also distinct. The BEd is a second degree after undergraduate study, and Media Production uses the BCoMS family rather than a generic communications label.
Current published information
Current inventory exceeds 35 programs and streams
The list includes degrees, majors, minors, a liberal-arts certificate, professional certificates and microcredentials.
Redeemer University: Current degrees, majors, minors and credentials · Verified August 16, 2026
Current published information
Traditional undergraduate study includes a ten-course Core
Redeemer describes it as interdisciplinary and Christ-centred, woven through the student’s degree.
Redeemer University: Christ-centred Core Curriculum · Verified August 16, 2026
Current published information
Health Sciences has distinct BHSc and BSc structures
The degree maps, scientific breadth and admission prerequisites differ by credential.
Redeemer University: Health Sciences credentials and admission requirements · Verified August 16, 2026
Current published information
The general BSc Health Sciences major carries a published caveat
Redeemer says it is not recommended for students planning graduate study or employment in Health Sciences.
Redeemer University: Health Sciences credentials and admission requirements · Verified August 16, 2026
Current published information
Kinesiology is offered as BKin and BSc study
The program includes labs, research opportunities and distinct degree requirements.
Redeemer University: Kinesiology degrees, labs and admission requirements · Verified August 16, 2026
Current published information
BSc Mathematics requires Calculus and Vectors
Grade 12 U Data Management or Geometry is recommended in addition to the general admission pattern.
Redeemer University: Mathematics requirements and research learning · Verified August 16, 2026
Current published information
Business includes BBA and BA routes
The current inventory names BBA Accounting, Finance, Management and Marketing plus BA General Business.
Redeemer University: Current degrees, majors, minors and credentials · Verified August 16, 2026
Current published information
Marketing BBA has CIMMO accreditation
Redeemer’s accreditation page identifies the Chartered Institute of Marketing Management of Ontario.
Redeemer University: Degree authority and institutional accreditation · Verified August 16, 2026
Current published information
Media Production uses the BCoMS degree family
The current inventory distinguishes Media Production from the Media and Communication Studies minor.
Redeemer University: Current degrees, majors, minors and credentials · Verified August 16, 2026
Current published information
Mission and Ministry is a BA program
The program combines biblical, theological and practical ministry study and is named in current co-op information.
Redeemer University: Mission and Ministry degree and experiential route · Verified August 16, 2026
Current published information
Social Work is a BA pathway
It sits within Redeemer’s Applied Social Sciences context and includes program-specific experiential learning.
Redeemer University: Social Work program and placement route · Verified August 16, 2026
Current published information
The BEd is a consecutive second degree
Applicants must hold an undergraduate degree; the program runs four terms and 60 credits over two years.
Redeemer University: Consecutive BEd structure, accreditation and costs · Verified August 16, 2026
Current published information
BEd offers Primary/Junior and Junior/Intermediate routes
Junior/Intermediate applicants need six courses in an intermediate teaching subject with the published level distribution.
Redeemer University: Consecutive BEd structure, accreditation and costs · Verified August 16, 2026
Fall 2027
Fall 2027 program and course availability is pending
The live catalogue establishes program structures, but course offerings can change by academic year.
Confirm the Fall 2027 intake, degree designation, prerequisites, course sequence, co-op or internship option and any capacity limit on the selected program page and offer.
Redeemer University: Current degrees, majors, minors and credentials · Verified August 16, 2026
Official program sources
Official campus and student-life sources
Residence and Campus Fit
Ancaster housing audit
Separate the current 2026–27 guarantee from Fall 2027
Redeemer owns a communal residence system of townhouses, Charis, Augustine Hall and Luther Court. For 2026–27, first- and second-year traditional undergraduates were generally required to live on campus and guaranteed a place after an on-time form. Those dates and terms do not yet establish the Fall 2027 guarantee.
Townhouse residences
$4,224–$4,352 per term
Forty-three eight-student townhouses are available from first year and are the typical incoming-student community model.
Charis Live & Learn Centre
$4,670–$4,860 per term
Thirty-four units for second year and above, with two, four, six or eight beds depending on the unit.
Augustine Hall
$4,352 per term
Fifteen apartment units for second year and above, generally housing six students.
Luther Court Apartments
$4,670 per term
Fifteen one- or two-bedroom apartments for third year and above, with two or three students per unit.
First- and second-year housing rule
Required in 2026–27
Traditional undergraduates in first or second year must live on campus unless a published parent/guardian, age or marriage exception applies.
2026–27 guarantee
June 1, 2026 housing form
The current guarantee covers required first- and second-year students who submit on time; it does not yet establish Fall 2027 terms.
International guarantee boundary
Conditional
The current page guarantees valid study-permit holders age 20 or under at entry; mature and second-degree international housing remains subject to availability.
First- and second-year meal plans
$3,414–$3,914
Light, Regular and Premium residence plans are mandatory for students living in first- or second-year dorms.
Fall 2027 residence
Pending
Recheck 2027–28 room rates, meal plans, exemptions, international conditions and the housing-form deadline.
Guarantee and meal-plan limits
The 2026–27 international guarantee covers valid study-permit holders age 20 or under at entry; mature and second-degree students remain subject to availability. BEd students do not receive campus housing. First- and second-year dorm residents must also budget for a current $3,414 to $3,914 residence meal plan.
Current published information
Current townhouse rate
$4,224–$4,352 per term for eight-student townhouses available from first year.
Redeemer University: Current residence buildings and room rates · Verified August 16, 2026
Current published information
Current Charis rate
$4,670–$4,860 per term for units available from second year.
Redeemer University: Current residence buildings and room rates · Verified August 16, 2026
Current published information
Current Augustine Hall rate
$4,352 per term for units available from second year.
Redeemer University: Current residence buildings and room rates · Verified August 16, 2026
Current published information
Current Luther Court rate
$4,670 per term for apartments available from third year.
Redeemer University: Current residence buildings and room rates · Verified August 16, 2026
2026–27
First- and second-year housing is required in 2026–27
Traditional undergraduates must live on campus unless a published parent/guardian, age or marriage exception applies.
Redeemer University: 2026–27 residence requirement and guarantee terms · Verified August 16, 2026
2026–27
2026–27 required-student housing guarantee
First- and second-year students covered by the requirement were guaranteed a place if the form was submitted by June 1, 2026.
Redeemer University: 2026–27 residence requirement and guarantee terms · Verified August 16, 2026
Current published information
International housing guarantee is conditional
The current guarantee covers valid study-permit holders age 20 or under at entry; mature and second-degree applicants remain subject to availability.
Redeemer University: 2026–27 residence requirement and guarantee terms · Verified August 16, 2026
Current published information
Campus housing is not provided for BEd students
Regular housing is reserved for traditional undergraduates and the liberal arts certificate under the current policy.
Redeemer University: 2026–27 residence requirement and guarantee terms · Verified August 16, 2026
Current published information
First- and second-year dorm meal plans are mandatory
Current Light, Regular and Premium plans cost $3,414, $3,664 and $3,914 respectively.
Redeemer University: Current residence and commuter meal plans · Verified August 16, 2026
Current published information
Senior on-campus housing is subject to availability
Third-year and later students may apply; Redeemer also lists off-campus opportunities for senior students.
Redeemer University: 2026–27 residence requirement and guarantee terms · Verified August 16, 2026
Fall 2027
Fall 2027 housing rates and guarantee terms are pending
Current requirement and guarantee language is explicitly 2026–27.
Recheck 2027–28 room and meal-plan rates, required years, exemptions, international age and permit terms, BEd rules and the housing-form deadline.
Redeemer University: 2026–27 residence requirement and guarantee terms · Verified August 16, 2026
Official residence sources
Housing and Location Questions
| Campus Setting | Smaller campus or close-knit community setting |
|---|---|
| Residence | Check residence guarantee rules, first-year room styles, meal plans, deposit deadlines, and off-campus housing pressure. |
| City Fit | Students should compare transit, weather, cost of living, safety, and community feel in Hamilton. |
| Commuting | If living off campus, map commute time to classes, labs, placements, and evening activities before committing. |
Tuition, Scholarships, and Aid
2026–27 tuition and current awards
Build the budget beyond the published tuition headline
Ten-course tuition is $9,987 domestic and $23,588.07 international for 2026–27. A new first-year ten-course illustration adds $2,024.30 in published mandatory fees before residence, meals, books and program-specific charges. Government aid remains conditional on the student and eligible degree.
| Category | Published value | Scope |
|---|---|---|
| Domestic undergraduate tuition | $9,987.00 for ten courses | Published for 2026–27; Redeemer separately confirmed this is the third consecutive year without a domestic tuition increase. |
| International undergraduate tuition | $23,588.07 for ten courses | Published for 2026–27 before mandatory student fees, housing, food, books and personal costs. |
| New first-year mandatory-fee illustration | $2,024.30 | Arithmetic for ten courses and two terms: per-course Redeemer, ombudsman and senate fees; two term-based success, learning and security fees; full-year transit; OneCard; and first-year orientation. |
| Domestic first-year academic subtotal | $12,011.30 | $9,987.00 tuition plus the $2,024.30 mandatory-fee illustration; excludes program materials, residence, food, books and personal costs. |
| International first-year academic subtotal | $25,612.37 | $23,588.07 tuition plus the same published $2,024.30 fee illustration; confirm any student-specific insurance or immigration costs separately. |
| Lab, studio or production course | $217.42 per applicable course | Applied only to courses using specified lab, studio or production supplies and equipment. |
| Co-op program fees | $100 + $700 + $1,110 + $1,110 | Current application, preparation-course, Work Term I and Work Term II fees respectively; the application and accepted work-term fees have non-refund rules. |
| Bachelor of Education tuition | $35,785.04 over the two-year program | Published for new 2026–27 BEd students completing in 2027–28, excluding other applicable fees. |
| Fall 2027 traditional undergraduate costs | Pending | The current detailed undergraduate schedule is 2026–27; replace it only when Redeemer publishes 2027–28 tuition and fees. |
Scholarship evidence
Academic Achievement Scholarship
$2,000
Current incoming threshold is a 95%+ admission average or U.S. GPA 4.00+; BEd students are excluded.
Board of Governors Scholarship
$1,000
Current incoming threshold is 90%–94.99% or U.S. GPA 3.90–3.99; BEd students are excluded.
Ann Bergshoeff Memorial Award
$1,000
One incoming and one returning full-time Health Sciences major, with an 85% incoming or 9.00 returning threshold and published preference rules.
Albert de Jong Memorial Bursary
Up to $1,500 or more
For an incoming full-time student meeting the church-membership, pastoral-confirmation and financial-need criteria.
Christian University Bursary
Variable
Needs-based; North American residents must apply for government financial aid to qualify.
Financial-aid inventory
100+ awards and $7.2M
Redeemer currently reports more than 100 scholarships and bursaries and $7.2 million available through various programs and organizations.
Government student aid
Eligibility varies
Redeemer says students in an eligible degree may qualify; program eligibility and the student’s province or country still govern access.
Full-ride scholarship
Not offered
The current awards FAQ explicitly says Redeemer does not offer full-ride scholarships and awards are not guaranteed.
Fall 2027 award cycle
Pending
Recheck the automatic thresholds, inventory, funding-dependent values and February 28 priority date for the Fall 2027 cycle.
Fall 2027 costs pending
Redeemer’s detailed traditional undergraduate schedule is still 2026–27. Current automatic scholarships publish $2,000 at 95%+ and $1,000 at 90%–94.99%, but values depend on available funds and the Fall 2027 thresholds and February priority date must be reconfirmed. No full-ride scholarship is offered.
2026–27
2026–27 domestic undergraduate tuition
$9,987.00 for ten courses or $998.70 per full course.
Redeemer University: 2026–27 undergraduate tuition, fees and co-op fees · Verified August 16, 2026
2026–27
2026–27 international undergraduate tuition
$23,588.07 for ten courses or $2,358.81 per full course.
Redeemer University: 2026–27 undergraduate tuition, fees and co-op fees · Verified August 16, 2026
2026–27
New first-year mandatory-fee illustration
$2,024.30 for ten courses and two terms after summing the published per-course, term, transit, OneCard and orientation charges.
Redeemer University: 2026–27 undergraduate tuition, fees and co-op fees · Verified August 16, 2026
2026–27
Domestic first-year academic subtotal
$12,011.30: $9,987.00 tuition plus $2,024.30 in illustrated mandatory fees, before housing, food, books and program charges.
Redeemer University: 2026–27 undergraduate tuition, fees and co-op fees · Verified August 16, 2026
2026–27
International first-year academic subtotal
$25,612.37: $23,588.07 tuition plus $2,024.30 in illustrated mandatory fees, before living and student-specific costs.
Redeemer University: 2026–27 undergraduate tuition, fees and co-op fees · Verified August 16, 2026
2026–27
Lab, studio and production materials fee
$217.42 per applicable course in 2026–27.
Redeemer University: 2026–27 undergraduate tuition, fees and co-op fees · Verified August 16, 2026
Current published information
Current co-op program fees
$100 application fee, $700 preparation course and $1,110 for each of Work Terms I and II.
Redeemer University: 2026–27 undergraduate tuition, fees and co-op fees · Verified August 16, 2026
2026–28 BEd cohort
Published two-year BEd tuition
$35,785.04 for new 2026–27 BEd students completing in 2027–28, excluding other applicable fees.
Redeemer University: Consecutive BEd structure, accreditation and costs · Verified August 16, 2026
Current published information
Academic Achievement Scholarship
$2,000 at a current incoming threshold of 95%+ or U.S. GPA 4.00+; BEd students are excluded.
Redeemer University: Current scholarships, bursaries and award rules · Verified August 16, 2026
Current published information
Board of Governors Scholarship
$1,000 at a current incoming threshold of 90%–94.99% or U.S. GPA 3.90–3.99; BEd students are excluded.
Redeemer University: Current scholarships, bursaries and award rules · Verified August 16, 2026
Current published information
Ann Bergshoeff Memorial Award
$1,000 for one incoming and one returning Health Sciences student meeting the published academic and preference rules.
Redeemer University: Current scholarships, bursaries and award rules · Verified August 16, 2026
Current published information
Redeemer reports 100+ scholarships and bursaries
The financial-aid page also reports $7.2 million available through various programs and organizations.
Redeemer University: Financial-aid inventory and participation figures · Verified August 16, 2026
Current published information
Redeemer does not offer full-ride scholarships
The live award FAQ also says applicants are not guaranteed every award for which they qualify or apply.
Redeemer University: Current scholarships, bursaries and award rules · Verified August 16, 2026
Current published information
Government aid eligibility is conditional
Redeemer says a student in an eligible degree may qualify; program, jurisdiction and individual eligibility still govern assistance.
Redeemer University: Conditional government student-aid eligibility · Verified August 16, 2026
Fall 2027
Fall 2027 tuition and award terms are pending
Traditional undergraduate tuition and mandatory fees are published for 2026–27; award values depend on available funds.
Recheck 2027–28 domestic and international tuition, mandatory and program fees, automatic scholarship thresholds, award values and the February priority date.
Redeemer University: 2026–27 undergraduate tuition, fees and co-op fees · Verified August 16, 2026
Official tuition and award sources
Cost Planning
| Tuition | Tuition depends on program, student status, and year. Verify domestic and international tuition on the official fee schedule. |
|---|---|
| Scholarships | Check automatic entrance awards, competitive major awards, faculty scholarships, and international-student awards. |
| Living Costs | Budget for residence or rent, food, books, transit, health insurance, winter clothing, and emergency funds. |
| Proof of Funds | International students should confirm current study-permit financial requirements and school-specific cost estimates. |
Student Life and Support
Fit Signals
| Community | Small university profile: compare class feel, access to professors, student clubs, and how easy it is to build community. |
|---|---|
| Student Supports | Review academic advising, accessibility services, mental health supports, international student services, and writing centres. |
| Clubs and Leadership | Look for discipline clubs, cultural groups, entrepreneurship programs, varsity/intramural sports, and volunteering. |
| First-Year Transition | Ask how orientation, peer mentorship, residence programming, and advising help students settle in. |
Co-op, Research, and Career Outcomes
Co-op, internships, practicums and career support
Co-op belongs to six named study areas, not every program
Redeemer currently names Accounting, Marketing, Management, Not-for-Profit Management, Kinesiology and Mission & Ministry for co-op. Other students may use academic internships, Education practicums, research, off-campus study and Career Centre support, but those experiences do not automatically create a co-op designation.
Named co-op programs
Redeemer currently names Accounting, Marketing, Management, Not-for-Profit Management, Kinesiology and Mission & Ministry for co-operative education.
Two eight-month work terms
Co-op students prepare through career-development and job-search learning before two supervised eight-month work terms.
CEWIL accreditation
Redeemer states that its co-operative education programs are accredited by Co-operative Education and Work-Integrated Learning Canada.
Competitive placement boundary
Career Centre job posting and employer connection support do not promise a job, employer match or successful work-term completion.
Academic internships
Internships normally require at least 120 workplace hours in one term, can be paid or unpaid and include faculty-approved academic requirements.
Internship eligibility
Optional 380 and 480 internships publish departmental GPA and instructor-permission rules unless the internship is required by the program.
Education practicums
BEd practicums progress from classroom observation toward guided responsibility for teaching, management, assessment and instruction.
Career Centre
Provides individualized career guidance, job-search support, workshops, employer connections and job fairs across co-op and non-co-op study.
Fall 2027 experiential inventory
Program structures are live, but Fall 2027 employers, placements, recruiting dates, compensation and course availability are not fully published.
Placement and compensation boundary
Co-op uses two supervised eight-month work terms, while academic internships normally require at least 120 hours in one term and can be paid or unpaid. Career Centre job posting and employer support do not guarantee a placement, pay level or successful work term, and the complete Fall 2027 employer inventory is not published.
Current published information
Co-op is limited to named programs
Accounting, Marketing, Management, Not-for-Profit Management, Kinesiology and Mission & Ministry are currently listed.
Redeemer University: Co-op, internships, practicums and off-campus study · Verified August 16, 2026
Current published information
Co-op uses two eight-month work terms
The first runs through winter and spring of third year; the second runs through summer and fall before fourth year.
Redeemer University: Co-op work-term sequence and 120-hour internships · Verified August 16, 2026
Current published information
Co-op includes career and job-search preparation
Students prepare before their work-integrated terms and receive Career Centre support.
Redeemer University: Co-op, internships, practicums and off-campus study · Verified August 16, 2026
Current published information
Redeemer states its co-op is CEWIL-accredited
The current co-op page identifies Co-operative Education and Work-Integrated Learning Canada accreditation.
Redeemer University: CEWIL-accredited co-operative education · Verified August 16, 2026
Current published information
Co-op is not universal across Redeemer
Internships, practicums, research and off-campus study are distinct experiential forms and do not create a co-op designation.
Redeemer University: Co-op, internships, practicums and off-campus study · Verified August 16, 2026
Current published information
Career support does not guarantee a co-op placement
Job posting and employer connection services support applications; no first-party source promises every student an offer.
Redeemer University: Career advising, job fairs and employer connections · Verified August 16, 2026
Current published information
Internships normally require at least 120 workplace hours
They are academic courses completed in one term with approved responsibilities and additional academic work.
Redeemer University: Academic internship structure and eligibility · Verified August 16, 2026
Current published information
Internships can be paid or unpaid
Redeemer’s employer page distinguishes the 120-hour internship model from full-time co-op work terms.
Redeemer University: Co-op work-term sequence and 120-hour internships · Verified August 16, 2026
Current published information
Optional internships have academic eligibility rules
Current 380 and 480 routes publish departmental GPA and instructor-permission requirements unless the program requires the internship.
Redeemer University: Academic internship structure and eligibility · Verified August 16, 2026
Current published information
BEd practicums build guided classroom responsibility
The structure progresses from observation toward teaching, management, assessment and instruction.
Redeemer University: Co-op, internships, practicums and off-campus study · Verified August 16, 2026
Current published information
Career Centre support extends beyond co-op
Services include individualized guidance, workshops, job-search preparation, employer connections and job fairs.
Redeemer University: Career advising, job fairs and employer connections · Verified August 16, 2026
Winter 2026
Redeemer recognized both co-op and internship students in 2026
The April report describes separate Co-op Student and Internship Student of the Year awards.
Redeemer University: 2026 co-op and internship student awards · Verified August 16, 2026
Current published information
Employer-facing pages preserve program boundaries
They name specific co-op areas and a broader, changing list of departments offering internships.
Redeemer University: Current employer-facing co-op and internship programs · Verified August 16, 2026
Fall 2027
Fall 2027 employers and placements are pending
Current pages establish the co-op and internship structures but not a complete Fall 2027 inventory.
Confirm program admission, preparation courses, work-term sequence, internship course, employer, compensation, credit, recruiting dates and placement status for Fall 2027.
Redeemer University: Career advising, job fairs and employer connections · Verified August 16, 2026
Official co-op and experiential sources
Career Planning
| Experiential Learning | Check whether your target program offers co-op, internships, clinical placements, practicums, studios, field schools, or research terms. |
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| Career Services | Compare job boards, employer partnerships, resume support, interview preparation, and alumni mentoring. |
| Research Access | For graduate-school or professional-school pathways, look for undergraduate research assistant roles and lab access. |
| Outcome Questions | Ask where graduates work or study next, and whether outcomes differ by program, co-op stream, or campus. |
Redeemer University applicants should begin with the current 70% general admission route, then audit the exact credential and prerequisites: BHSc and BKin publish 80% minima, transfer standards differ by institution type, and the consecutive BEd requires a prior degree. Redeemer’s Christ-centred Core, Ancaster residence community, scholarships and experiential learning are university-owned. Current 2026–27 tuition, fees, residence rates and guarantee conditions are published, while the Fall 2027 academic start, cycle-labelled milestones, 2027–28 costs and housing, award terms and employer inventory remain pending. Co-op is limited to six named study areas; internships, practicums, research and Career Centre support are distinct and do not guarantee a placement.
Redeemer University admission, programs, tuition, residence, scholarships and co-op FAQs
Current answers for Fall 2027 applicants covering admission minima, Christian program distinctions, 2026–27 costs, Ancaster housing, automatic awards, conditional government aid, co-op, internships and practicums.
Official Sources and Next Steps
Stellar keeps this guide structured for comparison, but official university pages remain the source of truth for program requirements, tuition, residence, scholarships, deadlines, and policy changes.
Prepared by Stellar Advisers Editorial Team · Reviewed August 16, 2026 · Editorial, corrections, and source methodology
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