You're enrolled at the Bermuda College and you're wondering how you can take your education and ultimately your career further.

Thanks to a number of Articulation Agreements with colleges and universities in Canada, the United Kingdom, the United States and the West Indies, the Bermuda College provides a seamless transfer to baccalaureate programmes for Bermuda College students.

These universities include the following in Canada:

* Acadia University (Business Administration, General), Mount Saint Vincent University (Child & Youth Study, Business Administration) and St. Mary's University (General, Business Administration).

* The Mount Saint Vincent University Bachelor of Business Administration Programme (BBA) at Bermuda College is intended for past or current students enrolled in the Associate in Business Administration or Associate in Arts (Business Administration) programmes at the Bermuda College. Graduates of a two-year Associate Degree or Diploma programme from other accredited institutions may also be eligible to enrol in the BBA degree programme.

* The Mount Saint Vincent University Bachelor of Applied Arts in Child and Youth Study Programme prepares students for careers in a wide variety of programmes and services for children, youth and families. Students normally focus on early childhood/childcare administration, disability/special needs or youth care, but many take courses related to more than one area. The programme provides all the necessary background in the Arts and Sciences as well as professional perspectives on children and youth within the context of contemporary society. In addition to the academic preparation, students will also have the opportunity to work directly with children, youth or families in practicum courses. Graduates of the Associate in Arts (Human Services) degree can move directly into the BAA (Child & Youth Study) and benefit from Bermuda College courses, MSVU distance education course (online), and courses offered jointly by Bermuda College and MSVU. Graduates with Associate Degrees from other accredited institutions may also be eligible to enrol in the BAA programme.

The United States:

*Alfred State College (Building Trades), American International College (Arts/Business Administration, Business Administration, Arts & Science, Arts), Bryant College (Business Administration), Bryant College (Business Administration), Illinois State (Business Administration), Johnson & Wales University (Culinary Arts, Business Administration), New England Institute of Technology (Electronic Technology), St. John's University (Liberal Arts), Temple University (Business Administration), University of Hartford (Business Administration), University of South Carolina Upstate (Secondary Education) and West Virginia University (Social Work).

The United Kingdom:

* The Bermuda College/University of Kent Law Programme LLB Stage I is equivalent to one year's full-time study at Kent. Applicants fall into three general categories: regular, mature and short-term (audit). Four modules, taught by Kent conveners, are available via the Internet (online), in addition to weekly seminars, taught by local lawyers. Upon competition, students are eligible to receive a Certificate in Law and Society from the University of Kent, or to begin Stage II of the Bachelor of Law degree Programme at the University of Kent in the UK.

And in the West Indies:

*St. George's University, Grenada (Medicine).

For more information regarding all programmes contact the programme coordinator for external programmes, Ameenah Ahad, at 239-4041.