Study in Jamaica
For a University of London Degree
Internationally renowned qualifications
The University of London International Programmes delivers degree programmes developed by the Colleges of the University of London, which have an international reputation for the quality of their teaching and research. Today we have almost 700 students who are studying in Jamaica for a range of qualifications, including economics, law (LLB and LLM), computing, management and information systems.
You can browse our full list of postgraduate programmes or undergraduate programmes (for holders of 'A' levels, or equivalent qualifications such as the Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examination) or use our 'Find a Course' facility.
Qualifications valued by employers
Our programmes provide an opportunity to obtain a highly-valued degree which opens doors in your career. Our graduates go on to work for leading companies including Shell, Unilever, IBM, BP and Powergen, both in the Caribbean and further afield.
Flexible study options
While some of our students in Jamaica study via distance learning, many choose to receive tuition support at local teaching institutions. We have created a system of recognition for institutions which operate within our quality assurance framework to help you in your choice of institution.
Recognised centres in Jamaica are below:
Institute of Law and Economics
Jamaica School of Law Ltd T/A Caribbean
Legal Practice Institute
University College of the Caribbean
The following institution has commenced the process for becoming recognised:
B & B University College
Information Leaflet
Download
our information leaflet for the Caribbean
[pdf: 8pgs, 1.51MB].
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Be Inspired
Deniece Aiken, LLB
“Studying the degree helped me to become a more independent and disciplined person. The idea that there is always something more to be achieved motivates me and keeps me going. I live by the saying that anything is possible.”
Jamaican LLB alumnus Cheryl Brown is an attorney in Jamaica and is currently Jamaica's representative on the Inter-Governmental Bioethics Committee (IGBC) of UNESCO in Paris. Find out more about Cheryl in the Alumni area of our website.
Ask our alumni
The following alumnus from Jamaica is happy to answer questions from prospective students. You may also like to Student Ambassadors from some of our other programmes.
Marion
Brown, Bachelor of Laws (LLB)
Marion Brown works in finance at the University of Technology Jamaica. She graduated with an
LLB in 2006.
When you graduate
In addition to our annual graduation ceremony in London in March, we held a Laws Graduation Ceremony & Alumni Reception in Jamaica. Pictured above are graduates at the January 2011 ceremony.