College Policies
View key College policies and documents such as the Code of Practice on Freedom of Speech, Responsible Investment Policy, and more
Governance
Conferencing & Events
Finance & Fundraising
The primary purpose of King's College’s endowment is to provide long-term investment returns to support the College’s charitable objects of education, religion, learning, and research. It is the College’s policy to take account of ethical and other issues of social responsibility in relation to the endowment. Additionally, there are circumstances described in Charity Commission guidance when the College may balance other considerations against its main fiduciary responsibility.
The College has fully divested from all direct investments in fossil fuels and invests positively in environmental markets and in collective funds that have robust ESG (environmental, social and governance) policies. The College also applies a due diligence process to all philanthropic donations above £10,000, in accordance with its gift acceptance policy which prevents the acceptance of any gift which would damage the reputation, autonomy or integrity of the College and its members.
Gender Pay Gap
King's College complies with equal pay legislation, which requires equal pay for men and women in the same employment. The Gender Pay Cap Report, published annually, compares the differences in average pay across the College and so reflects issues of representation.
Health, Safety & Security
Studying at King's
Working at King's
The Chapel
Communications
Miscellaneous
For further information about College policies and procedures members of the public should refer to the Freedom of Information section of this website.