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Auguring well for the future of reseach at the University of The Bahamas are the prospects for scholarly investigation in a country that presents unique opportunities in a plethora of areas, most especially history, archaeology, social institutions, psychology and economics. The islands of The Bahamas are members of the great family of the Americas and the Caribbean by reason of shared geography, history, migration and geopolitical ties, yet uniquely different from these relations in many important ways. Not only was our country the gateway to the encounter of several civilizations, it comprises an archipelago with fascinating geological features and marine and terrestrial flora and fauna, many rare and even unique. Our islands demonstrate linguistic gradations that present opportunities for much investigation. Of especial importance is the fact that The Bahamas operates tourism, hospitality and financial services industries that are significant on a global scale. What adds to an already fruitful research matrix is the excellent relationship.

The College of The Bahamas, as the national tertiary educational institution, enjoys with entities in these industries and the public sector. This is a potent mix for much fruitful investigation that would be applicable to other jurisdictions and The College is open to partnerships with other institutions.