The Associate of Arts in Cultural Studies at UCCI offers an academic journey into the vibrant histories, traditions, and contemporary cultural dynamics of the Cayman Islands, the Caribbean, and beyond. This interdisciplinary programme equips students with critical thinking, analytical, and creative skills, preparing them for careers in media, heritage management, advocacy, and the creative industries.
With a strong academic foundation, graduates can seamlessly transition into bachelor’s degree programmes in the humanities, cultural studies, communication, or other related fields.
The Associate of Arts in Cultural Studies at UCCI provides a well-rounded education in Caribbean and global cultures, preparing graduates for meaningful careers and further academic pursuits. With a curriculum designed for both practical application and intellectual exploration, students will be equipped to make an impact in Cayman’s creative, academic, and cultural sectors.
Role: Supports media production, content creation, journalism, or broadcasting activities; assists with research, writing, editing, and digital publishing.
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Role: Supports policy research, programme development, and advocacy initiatives related to culture, heritage, and community development within government or NGOs.
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Role: Supports cultural tourism initiatives, heritage site operations, and educational programming aimed at preserving and promoting local culture.
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Role: Supports exhibitions, educational outreach, guided tours, and public programming at museums or galleries focused on cultural heritage.
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Role: Assists with academic or institutional research on Caymanian and Caribbean culture, including data collection, analysis, and report writing.
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