King's University College

About King's University College

King's University College is an engaged liberal arts university community located in the Old North neighbourhood of London, Ontario. It serves approximately 3,500 full- and part-time students from across Canada and 35 other countries. The college describes itself as a community where Catholic character, the Catholic intellectual tradition, and a commitment to reconciliation and equity inform unique learning experiences designed to promote critical thought, creativity, and articulate expression. The college offers a variety of degree programs across several disciplines, including the Arts, Social Sciences, Business Management, and Social Work, specifically offering both BSW (honours) and MSW degrees. Specific academic offerings include programs in Accounting, Analytics and Decision Sciences, Criminology, Disability Studies, Economics, Finance, Global Commerce, History, Human Rights Studies, Migration and Border Studies, Politics and International Relations, Psychology, Sociology, and Thanatology. Additionally, students can pursue specialized courses such as Catholic Studies for Teachers, English and French programs, Philosophy, Religion and Society, and Social Justice and Peace Studies. King's University College is recognized nationally and internationally for its academic programs, generous scholarships, and comprehensive student services. The institution emphasizes clear pathways for students to pursue further education at Western, Ivey, and Western Education. Students have access to a strong network of over 15,000 successful alumni and support systems such as COMPASS, which helps new students navigate university life. The college also provides various campus resources including a library, dining services, residence, and career support. Dr. Mark Yenson currently serves as the Vice-President and Academic Dean.