University of Technology Jamaica - UTECH (reviews)

The professors at the University of Technology, Jamaica are excellent in their respective fields. They have an extensive knowledge base, are approachable, and exhibit great enthusiasm for the subjects they teach. Their teaching style fosters an enjoyable and captivating learning atmosphere, encouraging critical thinking and offering support whenever needed. Moreover, the wide range of courses and majors offered at this institution allowed me to delve into various areas of study and ultimately find my true passion.

I actually love uni. I have not started as yet but I am super excited. I have attended registration and orientation already and it looks great so far. Obviously it’s not going to all be great but I am glad that I am pursing a course that I actually like- so I think I should be ok. I would definitely recommend it to others

Their prgrammes are practical and in line with the needs and expectations of employers globally and they were the first university to implement a Business Seminar that is planned and executed from conception to reality solely by students.

I would recommend such programmes as Nursing and Engineering as they have, in my opinion, the best trained nurses and engineers in Jamaica. Our nurses are often recruited to work overseas several times per year. University of Technology (UTech) teaches students about the real world -as they give hands on experience . Their students tend to do better in the work place than hires from other universities.

Dislikes: They are backward and punitive, and their academic advising policies and procedures are not very user friendly. It is felt that main campus students get better treatment than those at the western campus.

The University of Technology, Jamaica’s programs are accredited by the University Council of Jamaica and the programs are in keeping with similar programs at universities in developed countries. Their degrees ensure that students are prepared and equipped to meet employer needs and demands globally. They were the first university in Jamaica to implement Business Seminar planning and execution; from conception to the finished product solely by students;