More than a residential college, King’s College is a vibrant educational community that fosters lifelong connections. Whether you are a valued alum, a friend of the College, or a supporter of education, we warmly invite you to stay connected with the King’s community.
Stay Connected
We keep our community informed and engaged through a regular e-newsletter, sharing college news, stories, and invitations to reunions and special events. From time to time, we also send updates and event information by mail.
Help us stay connected by keeping your contact details up to date. By sharing your current personal and professional information, you’ll receive the latest King’s news and invitations to college events.
King’s Old Collegians’ Association (KOCA)
The King’s Old Collegians’ Association (KOCA) is a proud tradition that began unofficially on the battlefields of Gallipoli and was formally established in 1923. KOCA fosters connections between past Collegians and supports the ongoing success of the College. With events like reunions, networking society functions, and the KOCA Golf Day, alumni have many opportunities to reconnect and celebrate their shared King’s experience.
KOCA members also preserve the College’s rich history and mentor current Resident Students and Associate Members. All past Collegians are encouraged to update their contact details and stay involved.
Fellows
King’s College proudly recognises an exceptional group of Fellows whose lives reflect outstanding achievement, leadership, and service. Drawn from past Collegians and Council members, this distinguished cohort includes some of Australia’s most highly honoured citizens, among them a Companion of the Order of Australia, multiple Officers and Members of the Order of Australia, recipients of the Medal of the Order of Australia, and Officers of the Order of the British Empire.
Beyond individual success, what unites King’s Fellows is their commitment to service. They have led industry bodies, strengthened professional and community organisations, contributed to public life, and advanced knowledge and practice within their disciplines. Importantly, they have also maintained a strong and enduring connection with King’s College, giving back through leadership, mentorship, and ongoing engagement.