King's University College (University of Western Ontario)

King's University College, commonly King’s College or King’s, is a Roman Catholic coeducational liberal arts college. Incorporated in 1954, this institute was previously known as College of Christ the King and its first class was conducted with 46 individuals in 1955. This institute was formed for extending education to an all-male seminary in liberal arts. It received official certification from the University of Western Ontario for becoming a university, thereby changing its name to King's College. King’s College (University of Western Ontario) is the biggest certified college of the University of Western Ontario. It houses over 3500 part- time and full-time students hailing from 35 different nations. It comprises around 97 faculty members with 6 full-time faculty. The average class size at this institute is 42, and the student to faculty ratio is 22:1. This college extends an array of programmes and offers education facilities in Arts, Social Science, Management and Organizational Studies, Childhood and Social Institutions, Social Justice and Peace Studies. Students can also opt for Master of Divinity degrees through its affiliation with St. Peter's Seminary, a graduation programme in social work, and Master of Theological Studies. The university is associated with Culture Works ESL for providing 'English as a Second Language' programme. Students who successfully clear the Culture Works programme gain entry to this institution. There are several clubs and organizations in this institute that assist students in pursuing their talent. It maintains three student unions - King's Residence Council, Social Work Students' Association Council, and the Students' Council. The social work council caters to the students enrolled in the professional degree programmes of the School of Social Work, while the student council works towards students’ welfare.