Where is St. Croix Campus?

The St. Croix Campus of the University of the Virgin Islands offers a diverse range of academic programs tailored to meet the needs of the local community and beyond. As one of the primary campuses, it provides a comprehensive educational experience with a focus on undergraduate and graduate studies. The campus is known for its strong emphasis on research, particularly in areas relevant to the Caribbean region, such as marine biology, environmental science, and sustainable agriculture.

• Marine and Environmental Science: This program is a cornerstone of the campus, leveraging its proximity to the Caribbean Sea to offer hands-on research opportunities in marine biology, oceanography, and environmental conservation.
• Nursing and Health Sciences: The campus hosts a robust nursing program designed to address the healthcare needs of the Virgin Islands, preparing students for careers in clinical and community health settings.
• Business Administration: Offering degrees in accounting, management, and entrepreneurship, this program equips students with skills for leadership roles in local and regional economies.
• Education: Focused on teacher preparation, this program trains educators to serve in schools across the territory, with an emphasis on culturally responsive teaching methods.
• Agriculture and Natural Resources: Unique to the St. Croix Campus, this program supports the island’s agricultural heritage through studies in sustainable farming and resource management.

With small class sizes and a close-knit community, students benefit from personalized attention and mentorship from faculty who are leaders in their fields. The campus also fosters partnerships with local organizations to provide internships and service-learning opportunities, ensuring graduates are well-prepared to contribute to the development of the Virgin Islands and the wider Caribbean region.