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 over 3,000 students studying in Trinidad and Tobago for a range of qualifications, including economics, law (LLB and LLM), computing, geography, 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.

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Five reasons to study with the University of London

Academic excellence: A University of London degree offers the security of an internationally recognised ‘gold standard’ established for over 100 years.
Accreditation: The University of London is recognised by the Accreditation Council of Trinidad & Tobago (ACTT) as an awarding institution.
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.
Skills for life: The critical thinking, analytical and organizational skills you will develop with serve you throughout your life.
Local support: Operating within our quality assurance framework, a number of institutions in the Caribbean off er tuition support to our students.

Flexible study options

While some of our students in Trinidad and Tobago 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 Trinidad and Tobago are below:

Affiliate Centre

School of Business and Computer Science

Registered Centres

Academy of Tertiary Studies (ATS)
College of Legal Studies
Institute of Law and Academic Studies
Institute of Tertiary Tutors
K Beckles and Associates Law Tutors

Financial Assistance

If you live in Trinidad and Tobago, you can apply for financial assistance through the Government Assistance for Tuition Expenses Programme (GATE) [external link, opens in new window] to cover the cost of tuition at local institutions registered with the Accreditation Council of Trinidad and Tobago.

Accreditation in Trinidad and Tobago

The University of London International Programmes is delighted that the Accreditation Council of Trinidad & Tobago has announced that it is recognising the University of London as an awarding institution for a period of seven years as at 08 September 2009.

Ask our alumni

The following alumni from Trinidad and Tobago are happy to answer questions from prospective students. You may also like to Student Ambassadors from some of our other programmes.

Sarah De Silva, LLB
Janet Peters, LLB
Ricky Sookoo, MBA International Management
Marlon Herry, BSc Information Systems and Management
Diane Julien, BSc Information Systems and Management, MSc Environmental Management
Justice Anthony D Gafoor, BA Philosophy, BA Classics, Bachelor of Divinity

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Information Leaflet

Leaflet Download our information leaflet for the Caribbean [pdf: 8pgs, 1.51MB].

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Graduation

The first graduation ceremony took place in Trinidad & Tobago on 3 April 2011 organised by the University of London International Programmes. Professor George Maxwell Richards, President of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago, presided over the event. Professor Jenny Hamilton, director of the University of London Undergraduate Laws Programme, and professor Jonathan Kydd, Dean of the University of London International Programmes, congratulated the 200 graduates who attended.

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Pic of Solange de Souza Ranson

Watch a video by Solange de Souza Ranson, balanced her LLB studies with raising a family. [external link to YouTube, opens in new window]

Pic of video of graduate discussion

Watch a video of a panel of graduates in Trinidad and Tobago discuss how their University of London International Programmes degrees have helped their careers. [external link to YouTube, opens in a new window]

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