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INTERNATIONAL VIEWBOOK 2020/2021
WELCOME TO
EDMONTON’S
CHRISTIAN
UNIVERSITY
The King’s University is a diverse community,
committed to providing a supportive
environment for all students to pursue their
education and to grow in their faith.
King’s is deeply committed to student success. teams, and, of course, the world-famous West
We don’t shy away from asking tough questions Edmonton Mall with over 800 stores and a
and pursuing meaningful answers. You will find variety of indoor amusements.
that a King’s education expands your thinking,
engages your passions, and thoroughly prepares King’s is less than 15 minutes away from
you for a career or graduate program. downtown, amazing restaurants, eclectic
neighbourhoods, the gorgeous river valley,
You matter and belong at King’s. No matter world-class museums, and brand new sport
where you’re coming from or which program and recreation centres.
you choose to pursue, we promise that you
will be equipped to thrive in a complex and With the city as your campus and new friends
rapidly-changing world. to look forward to, your experience at King’s is
sure to be a memorable and exciting one.
King’s is conveniently located in Alberta’s
capital city, Edmonton. The city boasts North
America’s largest urban park system, a vibrant
performing arts culture, professional sports
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AROUND
CAMPUS
Covering nearly 20 acres, King’s fully-equipped, Around the Corner Churches Close to King’s
modern campus features athletics facilities, Near King’s you’ll find the Gold Bar and Mill Whether you’re looking for a contemporary
Creek ravines with densely-treed, multi-use or traditional worship experience, King’s
lecture halls, labs, lounges, and a brand-new trails, the North Saskatchewan River valley, surrounding neighbourhoods have plenty
student support centre. King’s has everything and the community of Sherwood Park. For of great churches and worship communities
cozy cafés and unique shops, the historic for you to call home. To find churches
you need for a great university experience. Old Strathcona neighbourhood is just a short in the greater Edmonton area, visit:
bus or bike ride away. churchdirectory.ca
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PROGRAMS
AT KING’S
King’s fully-accredited degree programs
are designed to prepare you for your future.
Choose a major, specialize with a stream,
and complement your studies with a minor
to get the most out of your King’s education.
HUMANITIES & SOCIAL SCIENCES NATURAL & APPLIED SCIENCES MUSIC & PERFORMANCE
▶ English (B.A.) ▶ Biology (B.Sc.) ▶ Music (B.A., B.Mus.)
▶ Environmental Studies – ▶ Chemistry (B.Sc.) ■ Piano Pedagogy
Humanities & Social Sciences Focus (B.A.) ▶ Computing Science (B.Sc.) ■ Vocal Performance
▶ History (B.A.) ■ Computer Graphics & Visualization ■ Instrumental Performance
▶ Philosophy (3-year B.A.) ■ Secure Computing
▶ Politics-History-Economics (B.A) ■ Software Systems Development EDUCATION AFTER-DEGREE Most majors are also available as minors.
■ International Studies ▶ Environmental Studies – ▶ Elementary (B.Ed.)
■ Public Policy Studies Natural & Applied Sciences Focus (B.Sc.) ▶ Secondary (B.Ed.)
All King’s Bachelor degree programs qualify
▶ Psychology (B.A.)
for the three-year Post Graduation Work Permit,
▶ Social Sciences (3-year B.A.) BUSINESS & MANAGEMENT MINORS visit Canada.ca to find more information.
■ Sports & Recreation Studies ▶ Business (B.Com.) ▶ Communication Arts
▶ Sociology (B.A.) ■ Accounting ▶ Drama
The B.Ed. program must be taken as part of a
■ Community Engagement ■ Environmental Management ▶ Economics
5-year plan that includes earning a B.A. or B.Sc.
■ Culture Analysis ■ Non-Profit & Social Entrepreneurship ▶ Geography
Ask your admission counsellor for details.
▶ Theology (3-year B.A.) ■ Small Business & Entrepreneurship ▶ Kinesiology
▶ Mathematics
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HUMANITIES & Some topics to explore: Highlights:
SOCIAL SCIENCES Child psychology njoy comfortable class sizes that make
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courses engaging and enjoyable.
▶ Literary theory
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▶ Humankind and the biosphere
Making a difference in the world begins with projects, group work, self-directed study,
▶ Public policy internships, and off-campus experiences.
understanding. We participate in economic,
Religion and popular culture F orm relationships with professors who are
political, and social systems every day. Taking a
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experts in their field and care deeply about
moment to consider broader perspectives reveals ▶ Philosophical ethics
you as a person.
how our daily activities impact others. ▶ The World Wars
■ e mentored as you prepare to make a
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▶ Women’s and gender studies difference in the world.
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NATURAL & Some topics to explore: Highlights:
APPLIED SCIENCES Artificial intelligence xplore all aspects of our world using
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cutting-edge research equipment in fully
▶ Conservation biology
outfitted laboratories.
▶ Cryptography
A spirit of discovery is at the heart of scientific ■ esearch and learn alongside professors
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▶ Ecology interested in everything from bee
study. Advancements in technology and exciting populations to programming languages.
Geographic information systems
new perspectives provide endless opportunities
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■ F orm close relationships with classmates
to observe our world with fresh eyes, and help ▶ Human anatomy and physiology
and lab partners.
find solutions to our most pressing issues. ▶ Organic chemistry
■ ursue a passion for creation care by
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▶ Quantum mechanics and spectroscopy acquiring real-world knowledge and skills.
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BUSINESS & Some topics to explore: Highlights:
MANAGEMENT Accounting aried curriculum taught by faculty and
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industry professionals.
▶ Business statistics
■ mphasis on applied learning and skill
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▶ Commercial law
Business is innovation and intuition. Knowing development.
▶ Consumer behaviour
where to invest and when to save requires an ■ I ndustry recognition and accreditation from
Ethical business organizations like Chartered Professional
understanding of the ever-changing global
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Accountants (CPA) Canada, the Canadian
marketplace. Doing business with integrity ▶ Marketing
Institute of Management (CIM), and more.
demands an informed perspective. ▶ Non-profit organization and management
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Opportunities for internships, work
▶ Small business placements, and studying abroad.
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MUSIC & Some topics to explore: Highlights:
PERFORMANCE Choral performance ow the crowd as you perform in concert,
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host your own recitals, and more.
▶ Music history
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Grow a local and international network of
▶ Composition
Music inspires and elevates the spirit. It’s a renowned, professional musicians who can
▶ Conducting help you pursure a career in music.
language that conveys a wide range of emotion in
Music education evelop a deep appreciation for the
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deeply moving ways. Through skill development
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physical qualities of music while honing
and training, musicians enrich their own lives ▶ Music theory
your applied skills and talents.
and the lives of others. ▶ Private instrument instruction
■ tudy with respected musicians who want
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▶ Tonal harmony to see you succeed in your career.
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EDUCATION Some topics to explore: Highlights:
AFTER-DEGREE Child and adolescent psychology Hands-on skill development.
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▶ Curriculum development ■ I nstruction from master teachers and
professionals with extensive classroom and
▶ Education theory and practice
Inspiring a life-long passion for learning curriculum development experience.
▶ Administration
and helping form people of real character ■ xtended practicum opportunities with
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Lesson planning experienced teachers.
are important tasks! Build the foundation of
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knowledge and skills you need to thrive in the ▶ Language arts instruction ■ entorship from faculty who view
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education as a calling and care about
challenging and rewarding calling of education. ▶ Mathematics and science instruction
developing your skills and knowledge
▶ Teaching methods as an education professional.
Note: The B.Ed. program must be taken as part of a 5-year plan that
includes earning a B.A. or B.Sc. Ask your admission counsellor for details.
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LYNAE OVINGE | ECOLOGIST
B.SC. ‘09
Lynae studied biology at King’s. Her student
research on honey bees and limber pines
inspired a passion that led her to graduate
IMPACT &
school. Now she works in research, continuing
to study honey bees.
OPPORTUNITIES
King’s is committed to learning that inspires
you to bring renewal to any walk of life. We’re
ELYSE ABMA | HISTORIAN
dedicated to equipping you with an education that B.A. ‘17
sets you up for success! That means innovative As a student at King’s, Elyse developed a
and exciting opportunities outside the classroom. passion for history which she followed into
graduate school. Now studying oral histories,
Internships Study Abroad she has the opportunity to interview individuals
Many programs at King’s have internship On top of unforgettable destinations and travel and document their life stories.
opportunities built right into them. This experiences, King’s study abroad opportunities
means you will be exposed to employment introduce you to new people, non-profit
opportunities and work experience, valuable organizations, businesses, and ways of making
for future job applications. a difference.
Research Opportunities Mentorship & Connection
Consider working alongside a professor on Because you’re choosing to study at a smaller,
a research project. Alternatively, conduct a Christian university you will be able to form
research project through King’s Community great relationships with professors and RYAN BRENNEIS | MEDICAL STUDENT
B.SC. ‘16
Engaged Research partnership. Getting staff. We’re excited to get to know you and
involved with research at King’s will expose you understand your gifts, talents, and interests. Ryan studied biology at King’s where he thrived
to the professional side of academics and open We’ll be thrilled to introduce you to professional in an interactive, non-traditional classroom
up new doors with community partners. networks that might be useful to you. setting. Fascinated by the complexity of the
human body, he decided to continue his studies
in medical school.
18 KINGSU.CA/IMPACT KINGSU.CA/IMPACT 19Events & Activities Get Involved
From paintball fights to painting nights, Join or start a club, write for the campus
student retreats to seasonal events, there newspaper, or become a student leader.
is always something fun to see and do on Whatever your interest, you’ll find that
campus or around the city. there’s a community waiting here for you.
STUDENT LIFE Fine Arts
Audition for a drama production or one
Student Supports
Whether you require academic
AT KING’S
of King’s choirs. Share your creatvity by accommodations, advising, or could benefit
contributing to our fine arts journal. Take in a from free counselling services, King’s will
visiting art exhibit, student recital, or weekly support you. We’re committed to helping you
Noon Tunes concert. thrive in your studies and in life.
There is a lot to look forward to outside of Campus Ministries Volunteer
the classroom. Find an opportunity to share Grow, pray, serve, and worship. Attend Work with groups that want to make
your gifts whether it’s starring in a play, chapel, Refresh Worship Night, prayer events, a difference like the Micah Centre for
and spiritual retreats. Consider joining Social Justice, Young Offenders Ministry,
offering academic support to one of your peers, the campus ministry team and making a Environmental Sustainability Club, or Helping
or teaching a dance class in the gym. difference in the lives of other students. Hands community volunteer group.
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TOWER RESIDENCE
The Tower Residence is a former hotel at the heart of King’s campus.
Room details: The Tower features three student lounges:
Double occupancy (triple occupancy is Media Lounge: comfy seating, and thousands
available upon request). of movies on a big screen TV.
Two twin beds, wardrobes, bookshelves, Dining Lounge: fully-equipped kitchen, large
desks, and en-suite bathroom. dining table, and a fireplace.
Laundry facilities on every other floor. Study Lounge: ample seating, plenty of
WELCOME TO
Full meal plan through King’s cafeteria. natural light, and open 24/7.
RESIDENCE
TOWER SUITES
Live in the newest addition to our campus residence!
Suite details:
Two bedrooms (two students each), living Laundry facilities on each floor.
Once you receive admission, you can apply
room, kitchen, and two bathrooms. Partial meal plan (optional).
for residence! Living in residence is affordable, E xtra-long twin loft bed, desk, dresser, and
fun, and provides the best learning experience. wardrobe for each student.
You’ll be a short walk away from your classes, academic
resources, and campus amenities like the Level Coffeehouse, APARTMENTS
Workout Centre, cafeteria, and student lounges. Most of all, The Apartments are located across the street from the main campus and are available to second,
you’ll have great opportunities to connect with your fellow third, and fourth-year students, as well as mature students (age 21+).
students and form life-long friendships. Apply before June 15
to guarantee your spot. Apartment details:
Six furnished bedrooms, two bathrooms, and Laundry facilities on each floor.
shared kitchen, living, and dining areas. Meal plans available, but not required.
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Our Admissions team is happy to answer any
questions you have about your application,
programs, financial aid, or university in general.
APPLICATION DEADLINES (2020-21) PAYING FOR UNIVERSITY
Fall term April 15 Tuition $13,082/year
Winter term August 15 Student fees $6,185/year
Scholarships and awards March 31 Health insurance $400/year
Student employment April 30 Residence $3,800/year
Meal plan $3,486/year
ADMISSIONS REQUIREMENTS Total $26,953
Applicants will be considered based on the
Please note, all international students are
following requirements:
required to pay a $10,000 deposit after final
▶ Demonstrated proficiency in English admission has been granted. Students will not
▶ Three standard grade 12 courses be registered in courses until this deposit has
ATHLETICS
▶ One additional standard or non-standard been received.
grade 12 course
▶ Overall grade average of 60% or higher SCHOLARSHIPS & FINANCIAL AID
AT KING’S
Students are automatically considered for
Note: Some programs are subject to their own
scholarships based on the average of their four
set of pre-requisite courses.
highest Standard Course marks in Grade 12:
Standard course may include (not limited to):
80-89% $2,000
King’s student-athletes compete in the Alberta ▶ Art ▶ Math
90-100% $3,000
▶ Biology ▶ Music
College Athletics Association (ACAC). As an Eagle ▶ Chemistry ▶ Science Visit kingsu.ca/scholarships for a full list of
you will develop both your skills and character. ▶ Drama ▶ Social Studies scholarships and bursaries, and to access the
▶ Language scholarships and awards application. Don’t
ACAC Athletics Teams (Men’s and Women’s) Intramural Clubs forget to apply before March 31.
Need help?
▶ Badminton ■ Badminton ■ Kin-Ball One of our Admissions Counsellors can guide On-campus employment is a great way to get
you through the process. Find admissions involved at King’s and make some extra money!
▶ Basketball ■ Basketball ■ Soccer requirements online at: Visit kingsu.ca/student-employment for
Soccer/Futsal kingsu.ca/international-requirements opportunities. Apply before April 30.
▶ ■ Curling ■ Ultimate Frisbee
▶ Volleyball ■ Dodgeball ■ Volleyball
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PROFICIENCY
All applicants, regardless of citizenship or If an applicant cannot provide transcripts
country of origin, must demonstrate English showing studies in these countries, they must
Language Proficiency. submit results from one of the Standardized
Exams listed below. Test results must be from
Applicants who can provide transcripts the last two years.
showing three years of formal, full-time studies
in English at the secondary or post-secondary ▶ I ELTS Academic module with an overall score
level in any of the countries listed below meet of 6.5, minimum of 5.5 on each band.
the English Language Proficiency requirements ▶ OEFL iBT with an overall score of 88,
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automatically.
minimum score of 21 on each section.
▶ American Samoa ▶ Mauritius ▷ OEFL revised Paper-Delivered Test with
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▶ Anguilla ▶ Montserrat an overall score of 64, minimum score of 21
▶ Antigua and ▶ New Zealand on each section.
Barbuda ▶ Nigeria ▷ The King’s University TOEFL code is 9232.
▶ Australia ▶ Northern Ireland
▶ Bahamas ▶ Puerto Rico ▶ earson Test of English (Academic) (PTE) with
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▶ Belize ▶ Sierra Leone an overall score of at least 59.
▶ Bermuda ▶ Singapore ▶ anadian Academic English Language (CAEL)
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▶ British Virgin ▶ South Africa with a minimum score of 70.
Islands ▶ St. Helena
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▶ ATs written after March 2016 with a 610 on
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▶ Canada ▶ St. Kitts and Nevis
the reading and writing section (if written
▶ Cayman Islands ▶ St. Vincent and
before 2016, 550 is needed on the reading and 1. Apply Online
▶ Dominica Grenadines
writing section).
▶ England ▶ Scotland
STEPS
▶ Falkland Islands ▶ Suriname 2. Submit Required Documents
▶ Gambia ▶ Tanzania
▶ Ghana ▶ Trinidad
▶ Gibraltar and Tobago 3. Receive Admission Decision
▶ Grenada ▶ Turks and
▶ Guam Caicos Islands 4. Pay deposit
▶ Guyana ▶ Uganda
▶ Ireland ▶ United Kingdom
▶ Jamaica ▶ USA 5. Apply for a student permit
▶ Kenya ▶ US Virgin Islands
▶ Liberia ▶ Wales
6. Register for courses
▶ Malta ▶ Zambia
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