HQ Function

Served as the main campus for academic programs, student life, and administrative operations prior to the suspension of operations.

Notable Features:

Located in a historic building in the Financial District, offering students proximity to Wall Street and significant cultural institutions. The campus featured classrooms, a library, student common areas, and faculty offices.

Work Culture:

As an educational institution, the culture emphasized academic rigor, Christian faith integration, and mentorship between faculty and students. For staff, it aimed to be a mission-driven environment focused on student development.

HQ Significance:

The New York City location was central to its identity, aiming to provide students with unique internship and career opportunities in a global hub of influence.

Values Reflected in HQ: The choice of location in NYC reflected the college's aim to equip students for influential leadership. The academic environment sought to embody Christian values of truth, service, and intellectual inquiry.

Location:

While primarily a US-based institution located in New York City, The King's College attracted an international student body and its curriculum, particularly programs like Politics, Philosophy, and Economics (PPE), often incorporated global perspectives. Some students also participated in study abroad programs. The college did not operate international campuses.

Street Address:

56 Broadway

City:

New York

State/Province:

NY

Country:

USA