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Tyndale University

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A Christian university in Toronto offering a wide range of programs at the undergraduate, seminary & graduate levels.

Higher Education
201–500 people

About

Tyndale is a Christian university in Toronto founded in 1894 that offers a wide range of undergraduate, graduate, post-graduate, and seminary programs. Known for high-quality academics interwoven with faith, Tyndale nurtures a strong sense of community and dialogue between students and professors, who in turn challenge each other to live authentically, follow Christ, and actively engage their culture. Tyndale alumni can be found serving with passion and purpose in private, public, and nonprofit industries and on mission fields around the world.

Open positions

Admissions Counsellor, Undergraduate

On-site · Toronto

The Admissions Counsellor is responsible for recruiting prospective undergraduate students through outreach, events, and relationship building. They also manage the application process, evaluating files and communicating decisions to applicants.

Registration Officer

On-site · Toronto

The Registration Officer manages day-to-day activities in the Office of the Registrar, focusing on student registration, course selection, and academic advising. They coordinate with other departments to support student success, retention, and the graduation process.

Communications Coordinator

On-site · Toronto

The Communications Coordinator is responsible for crafting and editing compelling written content for internal and external platforms, including social media, websites, and press releases. The role involves collaborating with various departments to maintain a consistent organizational voice and managing relationships with external editors and organizations.

Vice President Academic & Dean of the Seminary

On-site · Toronto

The Vice President provides leadership and accountability for all academic, financial, and programmatic matters concerning Tyndale Seminary, ensuring an environment of teaching, research, and professional excellence is sustained. Key duties include setting academic goals, overseeing program administration, managing the operating budget, and ensuring ongoing accreditation for Seminary programs.