Colleges & Universities

The Mico University College is a tertiary institution in Kingston, founded in 1835. It focuses on teacher training and also offers degree, diploma and certificate programmes.

The University of the Commonwealth Caribbean (UCC) is a privately held higher education institution headquartered in Kingston. It offers certificate, diploma, associate, bachelor and master's programmes.

The University Council of Jamaica registers higher education institutions and accredits their degree and specialised programmes. It also sets quality standards for higher education.

St. Joseph's Teachers' College is a Catholic institution that has trained teachers for over 119 years. Its ethos is grounded in Franciscan tradition.

The College of Agriculture, Science and Education is a multi-disciplinary institution in Portland, eastern Jamaica. It offers training in education, agriculture, management and natural sciences.

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Church Teachers' College was established in 1965 under the Anglican Diocese of Jamaica. It offers individual and group counselling on life changes and personal growth.

The Jamaica Stock Exchange was incorporated in 1968 and began operating in 1969. It develops and enforces rules for the stock market and its broker members.

The Ministry of Education, Youth and Information is a government entity responsible for managing public education in Jamaica.

The Caribbean Maritime University (CMU) is an ISO 9001:2008 certified institution for maritime, logistics and engineering training. It offers over 16 programmes, including master's and bachelor's degrees.

The Archives and Records Department is the main repository for preserving government records in Jamaica. It also provides research and reference services to the public.

The Open Campus of The University of the West Indies (UWI) offers continuing, professional, undergraduate and postgraduate education. It offers blended, online and face-to-face learning across the Caribbean.

The Jamaica Theological Seminary was founded in 1960. It offers certificate to master's programmes in theology, psychology, and guidance and counselling.

Caribbean Graduate School of Theology (CGST) is accredited by the University Council of Jamaica. It trains men and women to apply biblical principles to professional life.

The Caribbean School of Medical Sciences, Jamaica (CSMSJ) started in 2014 with an Associate Degree in Natural and Applied Sciences. Its Doctor of Medicine programme began in 2015.

Shortwood Teachers' College was founded in 1885. It trains teachers for early childhood and secondary levels and is the only teachers' college that trains French and Spanish teachers.

Portmore Community College is a government-owned institution founded on 5 February 1992. It is governed by a board under the Ministry of Education and has campuses in Portmore and Old Harbour.

The G.C. Foster College of Physical Education & Sport is a residential institution in Angels, Spanish Town. It trains specialist teachers in physical education and sport.

Moneague College offers teacher education, community college programmes, CXC, SEC and CAPE subjects, and short courses. It has campuses in Linstead, Moneague and Port Maria.

Sigma College of Nursing & Applied Sciences was founded to help address shortages of nurses and other health care personnel. It is affiliated with the International University of the Caribbean for a nursing degree completion programme.