UKC Campuses

The University of King's College, located in Halifax, Nova Scotia, is renowned for its strong emphasis on liberal arts education and interdisciplinary studies. As a small, close-knit academic community, the main campus offers a unique and personalized learning environment for students seeking undergraduate and select graduate programs. The university is particularly celebrated for its Foundation Year Program (FYP), a distinctive first-year curriculum that introduces students to the history of Western thought through an intensive study of philosophy, literature, and history.

• Foundation Year Program (FYP): A cornerstone of King's education, this program provides an interdisciplinary exploration of major texts and ideas that have shaped Western culture, spanning from ancient to modern times.
• Bachelor of Arts (BA): Offering majors in subjects like English, History, Philosophy, and Sociology, the BA program encourages critical thinking and broad intellectual development.
• Bachelor of Science (BSc): Through a partnership with Dalhousie University, students can pursue science degrees while benefiting from King's liberal arts foundation.
• Journalism Programs: King's School of Journalism offers both undergraduate and graduate degrees, including a Bachelor of Journalism and a Master of Journalism, focusing on storytelling, media ethics, and digital innovation.
• Master of Fine Arts (MFA) in Creative Nonfiction: A unique graduate program that trains writers in the craft of narrative nonfiction, memoir, and literary journalism.

King's College fosters a deep sense of community and intellectual curiosity, with small class sizes and a commitment to discussion-based learning. Its affiliation with Dalhousie University also allows students access to a wider range of courses and resources while maintaining the intimate, supportive atmosphere of King's. This campus serves as the central hub for all academic and administrative activities of the university.