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King’s University College (University of Western Ontario)
Established in 1954 as Christ the King College, King's University College at Western University in London, Ontario, has evolved into a distinguished Liberal Arts University…
About King’s University College (University of Western Ontario)
Established in 1954 as Christ the King College, King's University College at Western University in London, Ontario, has evolved into a distinguished Liberal Arts University College. Affiliated with Western University, one of Canada's top-ranked Research-Intensive Universities, King's offers students the unique advantage of a personalized education within a larger University framework. This affiliation ensures that graduates receive a Western University degree, recognized globally for its academic excellence. The College's 34-acre campus, nestled along the Thames River, provides a serene and conducive environment for learning. With approximately 3,500 full-time and part-time students, King's fosters a close-knit community that emphasizes individual attention and holistic development. King's offers a diverse range of Undergraduate and Graduate programs across various disciplines. Beyond academics, King's emphasizes research and community engagement. The London Poverty Research Centre at King's exemplifies the College's dedication to addressing societal issues through scholarly inquiry. Furthermore, the King's University College has a good alumni network of over 24,000 individuals residing in 65 countries, including notable figures such as Sheila Copps, former Deputy Prime Minister of Canada, and Thomas Cardinal Collins, Archbishop of Toronto. The University is committed to fostering an inclusive environment that values diversity, accessibility, and social justice. Students from all faiths and backgrounds are welcome to study in Canada and are supported through comprehensive services and programs.
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Courses & Programmes
Bachelors in Arts - Childhood and Youth Studies
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Apply Now →Bachelors in Social Science - Criminology
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International High School Entrance Scholarships
Type : Entrance Based Level : Bachelors Value : Can$ 5,000
President’s Regis Entrance Scholarship for International Students
Type : Entrance Based Level : Bachelors Value : Can$ 5,000
Frequently Asked Questions
Academic probation is applied when a student fails to meet the minimum academic progression requirements at King’s University College. While students on probation may continue their studies, they must adhere to specific conditions: they are limited to registering for a maximum of 4.0 credits, all of which must be taken at King’s. Additionally, they must achieve a term average of 60%, and no course failures are permitted. The placement on academic probation is not subject to appeal. Students placed on probation will receive direct communication from the Academic Dean’s Office, detailing the required steps to support their continued academic progress.
Students encountering challenges in a course are encouraged to take proactive steps. They should first consult with the course instructor after class or during office hours to discuss their academic performance. Support services are also available: ✅ Learning Skills Services offers general academic assistance. ✅ The Write Place provides support for essay writing and other written assignments. ✅ Tutoring at King’s is available for subjects such as Mathematics and Economics. ✅ The Cardinal Carter Library is an essential resource for academic research. ✅Students may also schedule a session with their KAMP mentor, attend academic advising drop-in sessions, or book an appointment with an Academic Counsellor to discuss their concerns further.
All students intending to graduate from King’s University College must meet the following academic requirements: Completion of a minimum of 5.0 and a maximum of 7.0 first-year credits. Fulfilment of breadth requirements, including 1.0 credit from each of Categories A, B, and C. Completion of 2.0 designated essay credits, with at least 1.0 at the 2000-level or higher. Completion of at least one essential module, such as a Major or Specialization. Accumulation of a minimum of 15.0 credits for a three-year degree, and 20.0 credits for a four-year degree. For a three-year degree, no more than 9.0 credits may be in one subject area; for a four-year degree, the limit is 14.0 credits. A minimum 60% cumulative average in courses used toward graduation, and a minimum 60% modular average; higher averages are required for Honours degrees.
Yes, graduates of King’s University College retain access to borrowing privileges at the Cardinal Carter Library, as well as libraries affiliated with Brescia University College, Huron University College, St. Peter’s Seminary, and the Western Libraries network. Alumni can use their Western Alumni card or a recently expired Western student ID as a valid library card.
In general, students are expected to complete courses at King’s if they are available there. Exceptions are considered only if the course is required in the current academic year and it conflicts with another required course. In such cases, students should attend a drop-in advising session or schedule an appointment with an academic advisor. Students are not permitted to take an elective course at another campus if it is offered at King’s, as this would violate residency requirements.
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