The Northern Caribbean University (NCU) is a tertiary level academic facility in Mandeville, Manchester, west-central Jamaica run by the Seventh-day Adventist Church. Founded in 1907 as the West Indian Training School, in Bog Walk, St Catherine, it is the oldest private tertiary institution in Jamaica. After moving from Bog Walk to Mandeville in 1919, the institution was called West Indies College (WIC) until 1999 when it became a chartered University. The institution offers courses at both the graduate and undergraduate levels in six colleges and schools. These are the Arts and General Studies, Natural and Applied Sciences, Graduate Education and Leadership, Business and Hospitality Management, Teacher Education and Behavioural Science and Religion and Theology. There are plans to expand the nursing program, thanks to a donation by Jamaican billionaire Michael Lee-Chin. The new Nurses School will be called the Hyacinth Chen Nursing School, a separate school away from Northern Caribbean University but still owned by the Seventh-day Adventist Church.