Working closely with other UHI Academic Partners, Argyll College provides eight learning centres in which students can meet and study. Courses are provided by the UHI network while guidance, tutorial support, access to learning and ICT equipment is provided locally. The College is working with Academic Partners in order to provide local access for students on a variety of other UHI network courses. Evangelical and non-denominational in character, its small but richly diverse community consists of men and women from all over Scotland and overseas. Based in the Highlands' capital, Inverness College is one of the largest members of the UHI network.
Accommodation is comfortable, and the welcome friendly.
Its main campus looks over Stornoway's picturesque harbour and has just undergone a 12m improvement and new building programme. Centres on Benbecula, Barra, South Uist, Harris and at Ness complete the network of community learning centres which is putting the Western Isles on-line. The college offers students good advice and support services, a nursery and a campus bookshop. A new technology centre has been opened and a new learning resource centre is planned. NAFC is equipped with a marine fish hatchery, seafood processing facilities, salmon farms, an inshore fishing and training vessel, specialised workshops, and teaching and research laboratories.