Programs
Caribbean Academic Foundation Year (CAFY)
A stronger start to university begins here. CAFY supports students across St. Maarten, Saba, and St. Eustatius, helping them build the skills, direction, and confidence needed to succeed at university and beyond.
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Individual Courses - Open to General Public
USM individual courses help students earn credits that can be used to support their professional development or pursue their academic interests.
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A.A. General Liberal Arts
Sharpen the communication and critical thinking skills lauded by employers. Acquire the necessary background education required to continue to bachelor programs.
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A.A. Hospitality and Tourism Management
Get a sound foundation in Hospitality and Tourism Management. This program is BTEC and EQF Level-5 accredited.
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A.A. Business
Get a solid foundation in Business Management and Information Communication Technology. This program is BTEC and EQF Level-5 accredited.
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GED
Provides a U.S. High School grade 12 equivalent diploma. The GED is open to anyone above 16 years old without a high school diploma or with a vocational training diploma.
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B.A. Business Administration Management
The B.A. in Business Administration Management helps you acquire middle and upper management positions within the private business sector and governmental organizations.
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B.A. Elementary Education
The University of St. Martin Bachelor of Education BAE program seeks to prepare 21st-century teachers.
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Associate of Arts in Performing Arts
Through a diverse curriculum, students develop a broad understanding of music, theatre, and dance, fostering their abilities to interpret, analyze, and appreciate diverse artistic expressions.
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Secondary Teaching Certificate
The Teacher Certificate Program is aimed at individuals who currently hold a Bachelor degree and wish to become a certified teacher.
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B.A. Social Work
Acquire knowledge and practical training to pursue a career in social work. Help challenged populations in a multicultural and multilingual environment. Acquire critical thinking skills to work with sensitive issues.
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