King's University College is a liberal arts university college in London, Ontario, affiliated with Western University and rooted in the Catholic intellectual tradition.
King's University College at Western University is a liberal arts university college with its roots in the Catholic intellectual tradition. Its mission describes an engaged liberal arts community in which Catholic character and commitment to reconciliation and equity inform learning experiences that promote critical thought, creativity, and articulate expression. The college is located at 266 Epworth Ave., London, ON N6A 2M3.
King's University College was founded in 1954. It is an affiliate of Western University.
King's is home to approximately 3500 full- and part-time students from across Canada and 23 other countries, with an average class size of 38 students. Students have access to all of Western University's facilities and graduate with a degree from Western University. 57% of courses offer experiential learning. King's offers the only undergraduate degree in Thanatology in North America, and a Business Management program with pathways to Ivey's HBA and reserved pathways to Western's Bachelor of Education. The college is recognized nationally and internationally for its academic programs, research excellence, scholarships, student services, and graduates.
King's is located on a green, 34-acre campus. Facilities include the Cardinal Carter Library, classrooms and meeting spaces, Thames Market, Café 54, Christ the King Chapel, the Reverend Edward J.R. Jackman Reflection Room, the Darryl J. King Student Life Centre, a fitness centre, outdoor sports facilities, and electric vehicle chargers and bike parking.
King's welcomes Ontario high school applicants through OUAC, students from other Canadian provinces, international students, college and university transfer students, and mature students entering part-time.