The King's University is a Christian liberal arts institution in Edmonton, Alberta, founded in 1979 as The King's College.
The King's University was established in 1979 as The King's College and is located in Edmonton, Alberta. Its founding denomination is the Christian Reformed Church. The university is founded in the Christian faith and strives to reflect Christ's love and grace to all members of its community. Its address is 9125 50 Street NW, Edmonton, Alberta, T6B 2H3.
The King's University offers 32 academic programs and more than 650 courses. All programs are approved by the Government of Alberta. The university has a student population of 880 and a student-faculty ratio of 15:1. It offers an education in the liberal arts from a Christian perspective, and it aims to prepare students to bring renewal and reconciliation to every walk of life. Bachelor's degree programs span science, business, humanities, and social sciences.
The King's University reported more than 160 academic submissions in 2025 2026. It is home to several Canada Research Chair appointees. The university has a Micah Centre for Justice and Development and a Leder School of Business. More than 100 churches support the university annually, and it has more than 7,000 alumni.
Campus facilities listed by the university include the Simona Maaskant Library, the Gerry Segger Heritage Collection, a Workout Centre, Wellness Support, and music practice rooms. Residence facilities include wi-fi, media and games lounges, study lounges, a kitchen lounge, laundry facilities, parking, and a cafeteria.
The university offers General Admission, which is non-competitive and based on high school requirements.