The Antigua and Barbuda College of Advanced Studies (AB-CAS) has entered its second academic semester with significant institutional progress and growing enrollment numbers. Educational authorities report that the institution has successfully implemented its foundational curriculum while expanding faculty resources and student support services.
According to recent developments, the college has established robust academic frameworks across multiple disciplines, creating pathways for advanced certification and degree programs. The administration has prioritized faculty development, bringing in both local experts and international academics to strengthen the institution’s educational offerings.
Infrastructure enhancements have been particularly noteworthy, with upgraded laboratory facilities, expanded library resources, and improved digital learning platforms. These improvements come as part of a broader national initiative to strengthen higher education capacity within the twin-island nation.
Student enrollment has exceeded initial projections, demonstrating strong domestic demand for advanced educational opportunities. The college has also attracted international students from across the Caribbean region, creating a diverse academic community.
Educational Minister Michael Browne commented on these developments, stating: ‘The steady advancement of our College of Advanced Studies represents a milestone in our national educational development. This institution will serve as a catalyst for intellectual growth and professional development throughout Antigua and Barbuda.’
The college administration has announced plans to introduce additional specialized programs in emerging fields, with particular focus on sustainable development, maritime studies, and information technology – areas of strategic importance to the nation’s economic future.