Our Brief History Welcome To The University of America A member of The League of Ivory Tower Academia, The University of America is a prestigious international university whose mission is to provide top quality education to students throughout the world by combining both traditional teaching methods and state of the art distance-learning facilities. The university is a classical and transnational education Dutch – American institution based in Curacao, Kingdom of the Netherlands, with roots in the Baptist traditions. With over 4 decades of rich history, the UoA has continued to serve humanity by granting access to affordable and quality university education to all qualified persons every part of the world without regards to their national, gender, racial , social, political, philosophical, economic status or religious creed. Our educational philosophy is to constantly pursue greater knowledge and understanding, by maintaining an open and enquiring mind: "To question all things; - never to turn away from any difficulty; to accept no doctrine either from ourselves or from other people without a rigid scrutiny by negative criticism; letting no fallacy, no incoherence, or confusion of thought step by unperceived; ... these are the lessons we learned from the ancient dialecticians." John Stuart Mill, Inaugural address as the Rector, University of St. Andrews, 1 February 1867.

The University of America`s biblical foundation is rooted in 2 Timothy 3:17 and founded on being a spiritually , academically and scientifically sound university that offers a holistic education for the 21st century functional man who is well-rounded, perfect, and thoroughly furnished unto all good works. Institutional Foundation Philosophy. A. A mission statement “The University of America is an institution of higher learning that has as its purpose the offering of programs of study in an environment where academic excellence is emphasized and a sound ethics maintained. We are committed to enriching our students spiritually, intellectually, and professionally, and to prepare them to serve God and man in a global and culturally diverse society.”