Sir Arthur Lewis Community College Saint Lucia

Sir Arthur Lewis Community College (SALCC) is Saint Lucia's premier post-secondary and tertiary institution, established in 1986 and named in honour of Sir W. Arthur Lewis, Nobel Prize laureate in Economics and a native Saint Lucian. Located in Morne Fortune, Castries, SALCC offers a wide range of associate degree, certificate, and diploma programmes across divisions including Arts, Science, and Technology; Education; Health Sciences; and Technical and Vocational Education. The college prepares students for professional careers and further study at regional and international universities, and is closely affiliated with the University of the West Indies. SALCC serves as the primary pathway to higher education for Saint Lucian students, drawing students from across the island and from neighbouring Eastern Caribbean territories. The college's curriculum covers sciences, business, education, allied health, engineering technology, hospitality, and the arts. SALCC is accredited and plays a central role in developing Saint Lucia's human capital and workforce. Its distinguished namesake, Sir Arthur Lewis, inspires the college's commitment to development economics and social progress through education.