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12 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university
Foods and Foodservice Systems Management The University of the West Indies
4,1(164)Arouca, Trinidad and TobagoFoods and Foodservice Systems Management from The University of the West Indies is an offering within the Human Ecology Programme. It is specially designed for those interested in understanding resource management in the home, textiles and apparel construction, leadership and relationships, and human development and nutrition
Social Work The University of the West Indies
4,1(164)New Kingston, JamaicaThe Diploma in Social Work at The University of the West Indies is designed to allow graduate level applicants with non Social Work degrees the opportunity to gain professional certification in Social Work.
Food Chemistry The University of the West Indies
4,1(164)New Kingston, JamaicaThe B.S. in Food Chemistry is offered at The University of the West Indies offers students the opportunity to explore instrumental methods applied in the analyses of foods, chemistry of food components, quality assurance, food safety and the integration of business and management in the food industry.
School Librarianship The University of the West Indies
4,1(164)New Kingston, JamaicaThe Bachelor of Education in School Librarianship at The University of the West Indies is a professional degree which is normally intended for practitioners in the field of education.
Social Work The University of the West Indies
4,1(164)Kingston, JamaicaSocial Work from The University of the West Indies aims to provide you with a learning environment in which you can strengthen your skills as a self-directed learner and enhance your capacity to interact and collaborate with your peers, share experiences, challenge accepted ideas and build new knowledge.
Social Work (Special) The University of the West Indies
4,1(164)Bridgetown, BarbadosSocial Work (Special) from The University of the West Indies lets you learn how the principles of human rights and social justice are fundamental to social work.
Youth Development Work The University of the West Indies
4,1(164)OnlineYouth Development Work from The University of the West Indies aims to provide you with a learning environment in which you can strengthen your skills as a self-directed learner and enhance your capacity to interact and collaborate with your peers, share experiences, challenge accepted ideas and build new knowledge.
Social Work (Special) The University of the West Indies
4,1(164)Arouca, Trinidad and TobagoSocial Work (Special) from The University of the West Indieswill be the premier provider of professional Social Work Education, training and knowledge to promote human development and social change beneficial to the people of the Caribbean.
Social Work (Special) The University of the West Indies
4,1(164)New Kingston, JamaicaThe BSc. In Social Work (Special) at The University of the West Indies is a generalist programme in which students cover the three main methods of social work practice: individual and families, group work and community development.
Librarianship The University of the West Indies
4,1(164)OnlineLibrarianship from The University of the West Indies is designed to produce graduates who will work in or manage a school library, a public library or a special library in the modern information environment.
Disaster Risk Resilience for Agriculture and the Environment The University of the West Indies
4,1(164)Arouca, Trinidad and TobagoDisaster Risk Resilience for Agriculture and the Environment from The University of the West Indies is designed to address the gap in formal tertiary level education as it pertains to disaster risk management and climate resilience in the Caribbean Region.
Early Childhood Development and Family Studies The University of the West Indies
4,1(164)OnlineEarly Childhood Development and Family Studies from The University of the West Indies aims to provide you with a learning environment in which you can strengthen your skills as a self-directed learner and enhance your capacity to interact and collaborate with your peers, share experiences, challenge accepted ideas and build new knowledge.