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Summer Dual Credit Program for High School Students

Enrol in post-secondary courses, and earn high school and post-secondary credits at the same time!

King's Harvest Banquet

Get your tickets now for our annual community banquet. The evening includes intriguing guest speakers, and Alberta award-winning band 100-mile house.

Study Abroad

Discover exciting opportunities for travel and learning at King's and its partner institutions.

New Scholarships and Awards Pages

We've been working hard to improve our offering of scholarships and awards for King's students. Take a look!

News posted on Aug 2, 2017

King's University Eagles volleyball player Brendan Vanderlinde competes in Canada Games

The King’s University Eagles volleyball player and student-athlete Brendan Vanderlinde is playing for Team Alberta at the 2017 Canada…

News posted on Jul 21, 2017

The King's University announces new four-year sociology degree

A new bachelor of arts degree in sociology at The King’s University was approved by Deputy Minister of Advanced Education Rod Skura,…

News posted on Jul 13, 2017

CCAA selects The King’s University for Female Apprentice Coach Program

The Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) has selected The King’s University alumna and current education after-degree…

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Humanity and inhumanity in WW2

Sand Grains in Infinity: Humanity and Inhumanity in WW2 will be a new and original approach…

Ancient spirituality at work

Our spiritual lives matter, and they should not stop mattering when we go to work. The new…

Religion in Canadian classrooms

In a previous career King's education professor Margie Patrick was a high school social studies…

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Centres within The King's University

Ignite brilliance: Learn to be successful in a fast-paced and changing world.
Micah Centre

Explore issues of global poverty, peacemaking, social justice
King's Centre for Visualization in Science

Improving understanding by developing new ways of visualizing science

Building the research capacity of King's community partners