Education
Helping Haiti: A Global Imperative- PART ONE
If one is searching for an example of a failed state within CARICOM- one does not have to look far.
If one is searching for an example of a failed state within CARICOM- one does not have to look far.
Affinity Recruitment Ltd, a prominent name in the employment industry in the Cayman Islands, has joined forces with the University College of the Cayman Islands (UCCI) to foster education and career development amongst young Caymanians.
The University College of the Cayman Islands (UCCI) has today announced the news that it has been awarded a four-year reaccreditation by the Accreditation Service for International Colleges (ASIC).
Famous historian E. H. Carr notes that history is a dialogue between the past and present and that how historians understand the past, is influenced by the social, cultural, and political issues that stirred their time.
The Central Caribbean Marine Institute’s (CCMI) Marine Ecology Course (MEC) is more than a three-day field trip to the Little Cayman Research Centre - it’s a powerful educational experience that inspires the next generation to understand and appreciate the ecological significance of marine ecosystem
Harvard Professor Orlando Patterson, of Caribbean background, is easily the preeminent scholar on the institution of slavery.
In her comprehensive speech to the World Trade Organization in March 2022, Mottley called for a reinvention of the global order.
UCCI welcomed back 26 aspiring young STEM experts aged 9 – 13 years old to its 7th annual STEM summer camp, which took place at the University’s Sir Vassel Johnson Hall.
This month, the University College of the Cayman Islands (UCCI), hosted a fully subscribed Business Breakfast and Labour Market Assessment Forum to uncover the findings from the Island’s largest workforce survey that took place in late 2022 with almost 600 respondents.
For those who have eyes to see, for those who have ears to listen, and for those who have a heart to feel: 1.5 °C is what we need to survive, 2 °C, yes, Secretary General, is a death sentence for the people of Antigua and Barbuda, for the people of the Maldives, for the people of Dominica and Fiji,