All returning King's students must submit an Intent to Register online to declare their degree and module choices for the following academic year.
 

1. Attend Academic Dean's Office and departmental information sessions, as well as sessions by the Faculties of Law and Education.These sessions will help you choose your program(s). Schedules are posted on the King's website and available at the Academic Dean's Office and Enrolment Services at King's.
2. Read the Academic Calendar to understand your program and course requirements.
3. Gather information about your degree and program. See: Degree Check 101 and program checklists.
4. Meet full-time faculty members during their office hours to discuss courses of interest and to make informed choices in selecting your program and courses for next year. 

Mendeley Workshop: Tuesday, February 10, 2 - 2:45pm

Zotero Workshop: Wednesday, February 11, 3:45 - 4:30pm

Instruction Room, Cardinal Carter Library

Learn how to use the citation management tools, Mendeley and Zotero, to save and manage your references and to create bibliographies.

Join Jesuit Volunteers of Canada and Scarboro Foreign Missions for an interactive workshop. 
 

This program is for young adults interested in service or figuring out their next steps.  Be mindful of your spiritual journey while moving forward. Learn about Ignatian forms of discernment and integrating theological reflection into your life choices. 

20% of London's population is between 15-25 years old, yet they rarely get a chance to be heard. The London Youth Advisory Council gives youth a place to be educated about politics and speak about what really matters to them. Learn more about the LYAC at their info night, where you can talk to councillors and get some free food.

Click here for more details.

Applications are being accepted for positions of Bridging Assistants. You will need to be available from August 20 - August 30, 2015. A Bridging Assistant is a student who assists with all aspects of the International Bridging Orientation Program 2015. A successful applicant will demonstrate leadership, maturity, event planning experience, intercultural communication skills, as well as strong interest in sharing their King's experience and learning from experiences of new international students. This is a position with a stipend of $200.

Please submit your Resume and a cover letter outlining the qualities and experiences that you would bring to this position to [email protected] no later than 4:30pm on February 23, 2015.

Click here for more information about the Bridging Program and schedule for 2015. Photos from Bridging Week 2012-2014 can be found here. 

Questions? Email: [email protected] 

King's students interested in becoming mentors to new international students coming to King's in September 2015 are invited to submit their applications for International Peer Guide Positions.

This is a volunteer position. The program runs from September 2015 - March 2016. The deadline for peer guide applications is February 23, 2015.

Click here for more info about the International Peer Guide Program. Photos from the Peer Guide activities can be found here.

Questions? Email: [email protected] 

All applications, supporting documentation and reviews need to be submitted by February 25, 2015 to Student Financial Services at King's. 

If you have any questions, please contact Student Financial Services at [email protected].