UWI Five Islands to Mark World Quality Week 2025
The University of the West Indies (UWI) Five Islands Campus will join the global celebration of World Quality Week from November 10–14, 2025, under the theme “Quality: Think Differently.”
The initiative, led by the Chartered Quality Institute, aims to promote continual improvement and raise awareness of quality management across education and other sectors.
Throughout the week, the campus will host a range of activities, including a digital “What Does Quality Mean to You?” campaign, a Quality Forum titled “Thinking Differently at Five Islands,” daily Quality Pop-Ups, and a Quality Circle featuring a commitment wall.
Campus Principal Professor C. Justin Robinson said maintaining strong quality management systems is crucial as UWI prepares students for a rapidly evolving world shaped by artificial intelligence and technology.
He emphasized that UWI remains committed to upholding high academic standards and producing research that addresses the unique challenges faced by Small Island Developing States, such as Antigua and Barbuda.
The observance reflects UWI’s ongoing dedication to excellence, innovation, and continuous improvement across its regional campuses.
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