King’s University Institution at Western University, founded in 1954, is a Catholic liberal arts college connected with a big, world-class university. The southwestern terminus of the Quebec City–Windsor Corridor is home to King’s University College, which is located in London, Ontario. The university college is across from the Richmond Gates of the University of Western Ontario, and is positioned near to the Thames River. The majority of the site is bordered by residential areas, with Epworth Ave cutting through the middle. King’s has been technically owned and controlled by the diocese since its inception. In 1972, King’s assumed control of the college’s general operations and governance. The process of incorporation was the next step in the King’s development as a significant Catholic university in Canada. In August 2012, the Vatican approved the move, which had been in the works for several years.
Students at King’s have full access to all of Western University’s facilities and services, and they graduate with a Western degree. As a Catholic university, King’s emphasizes the significance of social justice and the dignity of each human. Students of all religions and backgrounds are encouraged to apply. Our dedication to diversity, accessibility, social justice, and the common good is based on respect for the human person. One of King’s biggest assets is his welcoming and supportive community. King’s is known for its strong academic programs, substantial scholarships, and extensive student services both domestically and internationally. King’s University has about 3500 full and part-time students from throughout Canada and 35 other countries enrolled in degree programs in the arts, social sciences, management, and social work [both BSW (honors) and MSW].
King’s University College
at Western University Canada
266 Epworth Avenue
London Ontario, Canada N6A 2M3
King’s is regarded as one of Canada’s best undergraduate institutions, with a reputation for outstanding teaching. Students are supported in their academic achievements by a full spectrum of student development and personal counseling services in an environment that supports inclusion and diversity. Following completion of the 4-year King’s Promise Program, students will be able to:
- Become employed within 6 months of graduation.
- Effectively articulate the unique skills they bring to potential employers, and describe how transferrable skills developed at university can be applied within a job search.
- Develop career resiliency, adaptability, and an ability to take initiative.
- Develop and apply self-awareness and a growth mindset when planning for the future.
- Demonstrate strong interpersonal and communication skills in both academic and workplace environments.
- Demonstrate strong labour market awareness and pre-employment skills while job searching.
- Develop and apply strong planning, problem solving, and goal setting skills while moving through a 4-year degree program and into the working world.
- Demonstrate diversity awareness and emotional intelligence.
