The Bahamas Agriculture and Marine Science Institute (BAMSI) offers teaching and training in various branches of agriculture and marine science and related disciplines. The Institute and its programs are registered and approved by the National Accreditation and Equivalency Council of the Bahamas (NAECOB).
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The Associate of Science degree is two-year, a 60-plus college credit degree intended to prepare students to transfer into a bachelor’s program or for immediate employment in a specific occupational area. The degree requires the completion of transferable general education courses, as well as transferable technical courses.
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The agriculture programme seeks to revolutionize research, development and training in the quest for improved food security. The programme exposes learners to the production of crops and livestock for food, feed, fibre and fuel, thereby transitioning from the biological sciences to the applied areas. The programme provides tech...
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Environmental management of natural resources and conservation are pre-requisites for sustainable development in the region. Achieving sustainable development requires an appreciation of the value of natural resources and the environment, and the development of the knowledge base and skills required for effective management.
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The Associate of Applied Science degree is a two-year college-level/technical degree. Graduates are prepared for immediate entry into the workforce and have the communications, and problem solving, and academic skills necessary to successfully compete in the job market and advance in the workforce. The Associate of Applied Scien...
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As part of our mission to increase food security, BAMSI recently launched a Roots and Tubers program that saw it giving away cassava sticks and sweet potato slips to farmers across the nation.
The Bahamas Agriculture and Marine Science Institute (BAMSI) joins with the global community in recognizing and celebrating the Food and Agriculture Organizations’ World Food Day 2020, (October 16th).
Free tuition for full-time Bahamian students at The Bahamas Agriculture and Marine Science Institute (BAMSI) will begin in the Fall 2020 semester, the Minister of Agriculture and Marine Resources Michael Pintard announced during his contribution to t...
Nassau, Bahamas, March 10, 2020: THE BAHAMAS Agriculture and Marine Science Institute (BAMSI) is executing a long-term research initiative at London Creek in North Andros.
As Bahamians begin to navigate their way forward under the gaze of COVID-19, facing what is certain to be a new normal, many are looking to take advantage of the “shelter-in-place” protocols by learning new skills, both as a way of enjoying themselve...
The Aquatics Club is designed to give all students interested in marine studies the opportunities to strengthen their swimming and diving skills for scientific research, exploration and recreation. The Frogmen are the PADI Certified SCUBA divers of unit of the club.
The Art Club is all about expression through visual arts. This club focuses on developing artistic skills, sharing techniques and inspiration amongst its members. Through our Primary Colors project, members are encouraged to inspire young members of the community to release their inner Basquiat, Renoir or Amos Ferguson.
The Athletics Club is perfect for students who love to play ball. Whether it’s basketball, volleyball, a pick up game of football or baseball tournaments, this club’s members are fully devoted to team sports and fun.
CKI is a service and leadership organization for students interested in community service, leadership development and fellowship. Develop and participate in community and campus projects in the spirit of the Club’s motto: Live to serve, love to serve. Former Key Club members and aspiring Kiwanis Club members are encouraged to become a part of this organization.
“Food Security is Our Priority”
Members of the AgriClub are committed to developing sustainable practices toward ensuring a more food secure future for our communities. We adopt the founding principles of 4 H, to use our heads we will find solutions to make our country’s food supply safe and affordable, thus improving the health of Bahamians. With open hearts and strong hands, we help to strengthen the economic welfare of our rural farming communities.
COVID 19 and climate change impacts on our communities demonstrates the urgency that we must act now to ensure a sustainable food system for our nation. Join now and be a part of the solution.
BAMSI CELEBRATES ITS SECOND CO-HORT OF GRADUATES
Orientation offers Students an overview of life at BAMSI
BAMSI outlines Continuing Education platform for 2016
FAO TO ASSIST FARMERS AND FISHERMEN OF THE BAHAMAS..
COVID-19 brings on online classes and free tuition at BAMSI
Sub-offices are located:
South Andros: High Rock
Eleuthera: Palmetto Point
Long Island: Clarence Town
Deadlines and Requirements are important to know!
We have a rolling admissions but we would still like you to be aware of certain dates
