Kingsley College is the Bible College for the Wesleyan Methodist Church of Australia a school of theology located in Melbourne, Australia. Its student body is a mix of Wesleyan Methodists and students from other Christian denominations.
The college was founded by President of the Australian Wesleyan Methodist Conference and editor of the Australian Wesleyan Kingsley Ridgway in 1948, and continues to welcome students from across Australia and the Pacific.
It was originally known as the Wesleyan Methodist Bible College of Australia; but in 1973 its name was changed to honour its founder upon his retirement. It was funded initially from donations made by Wesleyan Methodist church members in North America, reported by Ridgway as being "in the neighbourhood of one dollar (six shillings) per member over the whole connexion". Its first principal was professor Leo G. Cox, an American who was elected Conference President in 1948 after Ridgway.
Kingsley College continues to provide Wesleyan Methodist ministerial and lay person training in Bible and theology through the Vocational Education Training sector. Four awards in Christian Ministry are available. The college continues to thrive with a growing presence across Australia, into New Zealand, and students studying in the Pacific. Kingsley College delivers training under the auspices of Eva Burrows College, RTO 0328.