The Campus has established a partnership with the Office of the Attorney General by signing a Memorandum of Understanding on February 26th, 2026. This collaboration aims to enhance legal research, professional training, and knowledge exchange across the country. The signing ceremony was led by Senator John Jeremie SC, Attorney General, along with key members of his team and representatives from the Campus, including Professor Derek Chadee, Deputy Principal, and Dr Alicia Elias-Roberts, Dean of the Faculty of Law. As part of this agreement, Faculty of Law students will have access to internships with the Attorney General’s Office. The partnership also opens doors for joint research, publications, and data-driven insights to inform policy development and foster evidence-based decision-making in critical legal areas.
(L-R): Professor Derek Chadee, Deputy Principal of The UWI; Senator the Honourable John Jeremie, Senior Counsel, Attorney General of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago; Dr Alicia Elias-Roberts, Dean of the Faculty of Law at The UWI; and Mrs Indira Rampaul-Cheddie, Permanent Secretary (Ag.), Office of the Attorney General, pose for a group photograph during The UWI Faculty of Law and Office of the Attorney General MOU Signing, hosted at the Office of the Attorney General.