Meaningful Residency Experiences in Sint Maarten

Our Residency Pathways

Heritage Agrarian ResidencyImmerse yourself in the living history of Plantation Succour. Residents engage in hands-on land restoration, heritage agriculture, and community-driven projects—contributing to the ongoing recovery and renewal of Sint Maarten’s agrarian legacy.
HAICI Academic Fellowships & PartnershipsCollaborate with the Heritage Agrarian Institute of Caribbean Innovation (HAICI) through research, fellowships, and digital learning. Fellows and academic partners participate in knowledge exchange, field studies, and curriculum development for Caribbean regenerative agriculture.
Learning Residencies for Business Nomads & ChangemakersOur campus welcomes remote professionals and impact-driven travelers seeking a purposeful residency. Live and work in an eco-conscious community, contribute to sustainability projects, and expand your network with like-minded peers.

What's Included

Accommodation in learning residences with access to campus gardens and workspaces
Participation in workshops: permaculture, aquaponics, heritage restoration, and more
Community meals and shared experiences
Opportunities to co-design and lead impact projects
Access to HAICI academic resources and local partnerships

Who Should Apply

Scholars, fellows, and students seeking hands-on research and learning
Business nomads and remote professionals interested in purposeful living
Changemakers passionate about sustainable development and cultural heritage
Partners and organizations aligned with food sovereignty and land restoration

How To Apply

Ready to join Sint Maarten’s heritage agrarian community? Apply for residency, propose a fellowship, or connect for partnership opportunities.

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1 month - Caribbean Regenerative Foundations Intensive - Level 1 Module

Become part of Sint Maarten’s living legacy. As a Community Gardens Resident, you’ll:

Join a supportive cohort for immersive, hands-on learning
Design and develop community garden spaces
Implement sustainable growing and permaculture techniques
Train alongside local residents in tropical agriculture
Support and manage our Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program
Organize and participate in events at The Keys Market
Participate in weekly agrarian sessions, fieldwork, heritage circles, and applied projects

Program Includes:

Flexible placements from 4 to 12 weeks (November–June, academic year)
Shared accommodation at VK Heritage Agrarian Campus
Healthy daily meals (vegan, vegetarian, pescatarian options)
Agricultural and sustainability training
All campus amenities, utilities, and internet access
Active participation in campus life and community events

Who Should Apply?
For anyone passionate about food security, sustainability, and community development. No prior experience needed—just readiness to learn, contribute, and grow.

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