University of the South Pacific (http://www.usp.ac.fj/), Apia
National University of Samoa (http://www.nus.edu.ws/)
Below is just an indication of things to do in Samoa. For more detailed information, see Upolu, Savaii and Apia.
A Samoan Tattoo.
This traditional art form is very much a part of the samoan culture. there are different designs for women and men; in the case of men the tattoo can cover half the body. beware that the tattooing process can be very painful, but if you think you can take the pain ask at your hotel or guest house for advice on local tattoo artists.
Get married.
Samoa is a popular place to get married and spend your honeymoon. several hotels and resorts offer special packages on their web sites and they will make all the arrangements.
Golf.
Golf is very popular in samoa. there is even a suggestion that the recent introduction of daylight saving time was primarily done so that executives could get in a round of golf after work before it got dark! all courses are on upolu. two are close to apia, one near the airport and a nine-hole course is found on the south coast.
Diving.
Scuba diving is a relatively new activity in samoa. both upolu and savai'i have great dive spots, with around 900 fish species and 200 types of coral. there are dive companies operating on both islands.
Fishing.
Samoa is a popular fishing destination. fish in the local waters include blue and black marlin, sailfish, yellowfin, and the giant trevally. most charter companies operate out of apia harbour.