Where are the campuses of UWI located?

Where are the campuses of UWI located?

UWI comprises three main campuses (located at Mona, Jamaica, St. Augustine, Trinidad and Tobago and Cave Hill, Barbados) as well as the Centre of Hotel and Tourism Management in the Bahamas in addition to University Centres/Schools of Continuing Studies in twelve other Caribbean countries.

How many main campuses does UWI have?

five campuses
The UWI has a total of five campuses. Mona (Jamaica) was the first campus, followed by St. Augustne (Trinidad) and Cave Hill Barbados). In 2008 the Open Campus became the fourth UWI campus and in 2019 Five Islands (Antigua) – UWI’s fifth campus was established.

Whats the difference between UWI and UWI Open Campus?

Open Campus has some differences from its sister campuses within the UWI institution. It has similar governance structures and committees with one exception – a small and focused financial committee of Council which it uses instead of the larger finance and General Purposes Committee that exists on the other campuses.

Is there a UWI in Guyana?

The UWI offers over 800 certificate, diploma, undergraduate and postgraduate degree options in Food & Agriculture, Engineering, Humanities & Education, Law, Medical Sciences, Science & Technology, Social Sciences and Sport.

Which UWI campus is the biggest?

St Augustine, Trinidad & Tobago St. Augustine has one of the largest student populations among the physical campuses and hosts a vibrant and cosmopolitan community.

How long does UWI take to accept?

Depending on the applicant’s status a decision can be made within two to three weeks after submitting an application and all required documents. Once all supporting documents are received for the applicant the Board will meet and make a decision.

Can I take a year off from UWI?

All applications for leave of absence for a semester OR the academic year MUST be submitted through the Online Student Request System (OSRS) by the END OF THE THIRD WEEK OF SEMESTER I or it will not be considered. Requests citing medical reasons must be accompanied by medical certification acceptable to the University.

What is the largest university in the Caribbean?

University Of The West Indies – Mona
Largest University in the Caribbean – University Of The West Indies – Mona.

Where does UWI rank in the world?

Ranked among the best in the world Since 2018, The UWI has earned a place among the top 600 universities in the world, the top 40 in Latin America and the Caribbean, and in the top 100 Golden Age University Rankings and Impact Rankings in 2020.

Can I apply to more than one UWI campus?

No, you cannot. Although there are different campuses, The University of the West Indies is one institution and the Regulations indicate that you can only be registered in one programme at a time.

How long is a leave of absence UWI?

Leave of absence may be granted for one semester or for an academic year in the first instance however, leave of absence will not be granted for more than two academic years or four semesters over the life of a student’s programme.

How long is a degree in UWI?

three academic years
A full-time undergraduate student will normally take three academic years to complete a degree programme in the Faculties of Engineering, Social Sciences, Law, Humanities & Education, Science and Technology and Food and Agriculture.

How long does UWI take to respond to applications?

two to three weeks
Depending on the applicant’s status a decision can be made within two to three weeks after submitting an application and all required documents. Once all supporting documents are received for the applicant the Board will meet and make a decision.

What happens if you fail a course UWI?

If the course(s) failed is/are an elective course, the student can choose to redo the same course or another possible elective (to make up the required credits) at the next time of its offering. This can delay graduation if the selected course is only offered in the following academic year.

What is requirements to enter UWI?

Entry Requirements:

• Minimum of five (5) CSEC (CXC) General Proficiency (Grades I-III) or GCE O-Level.
• Compulsory – English Language.
• Passes with highly competitive grades in at least two 2-unit CAPE subjects/two GCE A-Level subjects.