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We’re committed to our students. At King’s, we provide Christian education at an individual scale and a community that inspires discovery, creativity, and hope.
Fast Facts about King's
- King’s has provided world-class Christian education since 1979
- 98% of graduates are employed within two years of finishing their degree
- 96% of graduates feel confident in the quality of education at King’s
- A 15:1 student-faculty ratio promotes connections with professors
- 51 countries are represented in King’s international student population
- An average class size of 26 allows students to meaningfully participate in their learning
Humanities & Social Sciences
English (B.A. | Concentration | Minor)
Environmental Studies (Arts) (B.A.)
History (B.A. | Concentration | Minor)
Philosophy (3-year B.A. | Minor)
Politics, History & Economics (B.A.)
Psychology (B.A. | Concentration | Minor)
Social Sciences (3-year B.A.)
Sociology (B.A. | Concentration | Minor)
Theology (3-year B.A. | Minor)
Natural & Applied Sciences
Biology (B.Sc. | Concentration | Minor)
Chemistry (B.Sc. | Concentration | Minor)
Computing Science (B.Sc. | Concentration | Minor)
Environmental Studies (Science) (B.Sc.)
Interdisciplinary Science (B.Sc.)
Kinesiology (Concentration | Minor)
Mathematics (Concentration | Minor)
Business & Management
Accounting (Concentration)
Business (B.Com. | Minor)
Music Performance & Instruction
Music (B.A. or B.Mus. | Concentration | Minor)
Education After-Degree
Elementary Education (B.Ed.)
Secondary Education (B.Ed.)
Only available as minors
Canadian Studies
Christianity & Contemporary Culture
Communication Arts
Drama
Economics
Geography
Political Science
Some courses to explore
- PSYC 250 - Basic Psychological Processes
- ENVS 300 - Humankind and the Biosphere
- ENGL 329 - Stranger than Fiction: Literature And Film
- PHIL 339 - Philosophical Ethics
- POLI 327 - Public Policy Analysis
- THEO 378 - The Gospel According to Hollywood: Religion and Popular Culture
- ENGL 366 - Women's Writing Then and Now
- HIST 391 - The First World War
- HIST 390 - The Second World War
Highlights
- Enjoy comfortable class sizes that promote an open and engaging atmosphere.
- Discuss causes of, and possible solutions to, social problems from a variety of perspectives and disciplines.
- Form relationships with professors who are experts in their field and genuinely care about you and your success
- Gain an understanding of contemporary conflicts, ideas, and policies.
Highlights
- Enjoy access to cutting-edge equipment in fully-outfitted research laboratories.
- Study in programs that are recognized by the Association of the Chemical Profession of Alberta, Alberta Society of Professional Biologists, and ECO Canada.
- Acquire industry-ready skills with field experiences and internship placements.
- Work alongside your professors with summer research opportunities.
- Learn from professors that are actively engaged in relevant research projects such as chemical weapons disarmament, alpine forest regeneration, and rubber recycling.
Highlights
- Broaden your experience with international study tours to Europe and Asia.
- Benefit from an emphasis on applied learning and skill development.
- Develop creative thinking, leadership, and communication skills through group projects and business case competitions.
- Build your resume and professional network with internships, work placements, and off-campus programs.
- Consider King's accounting concentration, recognized and accredited by Chartered Professional Accountants of Canada, meaning you can enter the CPA program directly after graduation.
Highlights
- Take part in King’s weekly concert series, host your own recitals, and perform with friends in concert.
- Develop a deep appreciation for the physical qualities of music while honing your skills and natural talents.
- Study with respected musicians who want to see you succeed in your goals.
- Pursue a career in instruction with the Music Education or Piano Pedagogy streams.
- Add music to any degree program by taking music courses as electives or by adding a music minor.
Some courses to explore
- EDUC 152 - Classroom Theory and Practice
- EDUC 346 - Crisis Management In K-12
- EDUC 303 - The Philosophy and Design of Curriculum Planning
- EDUC 401 - Legal Frameworks and School Organization
- EDUC 211 - Educational Strategies for Learning and Life
- EDUC 301 - Educational Learning Theories and Applications
- EDUC 567 - Teaching in Religiously Diverse Classrooms
Highlights
- Learn from master teachers who have extensive classroom and curriculum development experience.
- Learn in an authentic classroom environment with a cohort that you will be with throughout the program.
- Get a leg up by participating in practice interviews with local principals.
- Be mentored by professors and instructors who care about your learning.
- Experience King’s extended education practicum, which provides 17 weeks of real classroom experience. It’s one of the reasons our B.Ed. graduates are known to be capable, qualified, and prepared.
Quest Mexico
Take 10-days in February to tour the heart of continental Mexico. You will gain a deeper understanding of Mexican society by listening to people’s stories and participating in the local culture.
Student Navigators
Navigators are experienced students who will guide you through your first year. They offer support if you have questions and give you helpful tips for life on campus.
King’s Centre for Visualization in Science
King’s Centre for Visualization in Science hires students every summer to work on innovative and intuitive applications that help users understand complex scientific concepts.
Campus Life and Student Services
First-Year Connect Groups
Connect Groups offer support as you navigate your first year of university. They provide opportunities for you to make friends and get involved in campus activities.
Campus Ministries
Grow, pray, serve, and worship. Attend Wednesday chapel, join a small group, take part in prayer events, and join the ministry team to support spiritual growth.
Student Counselling
King’s provides free and confidential professional counselling services for every student. Invest in your mental health and don’t hesitate to book an appointment with an on-campus psychologist.
Academic Advising
Need guidance on deciding which program will best prepare you for your future? Unsure of which courses you need to register in? Each student is paired with a faculty advisor who can help you navigate your academic career.
Student Life
Residence Rumble, international potlucks, weekly concerts, and the annual Battle of the Bands are just some of the events that you can look forward to on campus.
Students’ Association
Join or start a club, write for the campus newspaper, or find a volunteer opportunity. Interested in student government? Talk to the TKUSA executive committee.
Centre for Career and Calling
Come and explore possibilities for your future. The Centre for Career and Calling will help uncover your gifts and get you on the path to a meaningful career.
Learning Support
Support is here when you need it. Writing help, tutoring, accessibility services, and more are available to students through the Centre for Teaching and Learning.