The UWI to Host Global Reparations Caravan During CHOGM 2026

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The UWI and Guardian Asset Management Launch Mentorship Programme to Bridge Classroom and Career

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Diane Edwards, Director Professional Services Unit, MSBM, receives France’s highest national honour

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The UWI students return from UK robotics research experience as CariSurg prepares for 2027 intake

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The UWI and STEMpower Inc. Partner to Establish Mini-STEM Centre for Hands-On Learning

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The UWI Cops 2026 OLACDE Energy Excellence Award in the Education

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Private and Public Sectors Back Aspiring Entrepreneurs at The UWI’s First Undergraduate Conference and Expo

Vice-Chancellor, Professor Sir Hilary Beckles in conversation with The Honourable Delano Seiveright, Minister   of State in Jamaica’s Ministry of Industry, Investment and Commerce, feature speaker at the Opening of the IUSLCEE.

The University of the West Indies (The UWI) has created a platform that connects aspiring entrepreneurs with established business leaders, government representatives and members of the corporate community. At its inaugural International Undergraduate Student Leadership Conference and Entrepreneurship Expo (IUSLCEE), held in September at The UWI Regional Headquarters, student entrepreneurs from across the Caribbean engaged directly with industry professionals committed to supporting the region’s next generation of innovators and business leaders.

Student Researchers and Entrepreneurs take centre stage at UWI’s Inaugural Undergraduate Student Conference

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UWI Inaugural Conference Draws Top Student Talent from Eleven Countries

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The University of the West Indies (The UWI) has made a clear statement about the role of undergraduate research, leadership and entrepreneurship in the region’s development. Its inaugural International Undergraduate Student Leadership Conference and Entrepreneurship Expo (IUSLCEE), held September 23–25 at the UWI Regional Headquarters in Jamaica, brought together student researchers, entrepreneurs and leaders from 11 countries across the Caribbean, North America and Africa to compete for 16 challenge trophies and awards.

Entrepreneurship, economic development, and the role of the University

Entrepreneurship, economic development,  and the role of the University

The Caribbean does not lack entrepreneurs, but regional development would accelerate if more of them were tertiary-educated innovators who chose the path rather than being pushed onto it.

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