Our Campuses
Mona, Jamaica
The oldest UWI Campus, Mona, Jamaica encompasses 653 acres of land nestled in a lush valley formerly part of two large sugar estates.
Scattered throughout the campus are the famous historic ruins of a roman-style aqueduct, water wheel, and other remnants of the sugar works which once stood on the site. A campus rich with history and infused with the warm culture of the island is the perfect combination.
Faculties
St Augustine, Trinidad & Tobago
The St. Augustine Campus, situated 15km from the twin-island state's capital, Port-of-Spain, is an attractive campus with a mix of early 20th century and modern architecture.
The Campus also boasts scenic landscape of indigenous and introduced trees and shrubs. St. Augustine has one of the largest student populations among the physical campuses and hosts a vibrant and cosmopolitan community.
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CAVE HILL, BARBADOS
The picturesque Cave Hill Campus overlooks the island鈥檚 Capital and boasts a captivating sea view.
Despite its expansion in recent years, the campus maintains much of its original architecture of simple, low-rise buildings. The scenic attractiveness and relatively small campus community create an inviting, intimate and friendly atmosphere ideal for teaching and learning.
Faculties
The Global Campus
With Centres in 16 charming Caribbean islands, UWI鈥檚 virtual campus offers an open and flexible learning environment.
The UWI鈥檚 online campus offers an open and flexible learning environment across regional sites and the wider global community. The Global Online campus (UWI GO) is the vehicle that takes our pre-university, professional development, undergraduate and graduate programmes online to the global market.
Programmes
Five Islands Campus
The Five Islands campus is tucked away in a quiet fishing village and surrounded by 12 of the island鈥檚 365 beaches.
UWI Five Islands is the youngest of The UWI鈥檚 five campuses and serves as a hub for the development of the Eastern Caribbean states.
