The University of The Bahamas

Among the core values of The College is the belief that the goal of higher education should be to produce students who are well-rounded intellectually, emotionally, spiritually and able to cooperate and work with others for the common good. While pursuing their academic careers, students must also be assisted to develop health and rewarding lifestyles.

The principal campus of The College of The Bahamas system, the Oakes Field Campus (OFC), is highly urbanised, situated within two miles of the centre of Nassau, the capital of The Bahamas.

The College of The Bahamas Libraries and Instructional Media Services Department (LIMS) is a system of three libraries: Harry C. Moore Library and Information Centre [HCML] (the main library) located at the Oakes Field Campus, Hilda Bowen Library (HBL) at the Grosvenor Close Campus (off Shirley Street) and the Northern Campus Library (NCL) at the Northern Bahamas Campus in East Grand Bahama.

The Office of Information Technology (OIT) has responsibility for the development, provision and maintenance of communications and information technology at the College and for supporting the teaching and learning processes at The College. OIT maintains a network infrastructure built upon a single-mode, 12-strand fibre optic loop that spans the Oakes Field Campus.