83 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The B.S. in Politics and International Cooperation at The University of the West Indies aims to provide a unique, high quality programme of training in political science and international relations to the students enrolled in the programme. 

The B.A. in Spanish at The University of the West Indies helps students explore the world with Spanish!

The B.Ed. in Social Studies at The University of the West Indies offers students the opportunity to obtain the necessary knowledge and skills in teaching both Social Studies and Geography at the secondary level. 

The B.A. in Language, Communication and Society at The University of the West Indies focuses on the social and communicative value of language, while also including courses which develop a deeper understanding of the organising principles behind the structure of language. 

The BSc in Demography at The University of the West Indies is part of the larger program in Population Studies designed to strengthen the cadre of professionals trained in the analysis of population and development interactions, and in demographic analysis. 

The B.Sc. Social Sciences at The University of the West Indies is ideal for students interested in a variety of subject areas and can’t decide which one to choose, feel limited by the idea of pursuing one major or feel that their education would be enhanced by having knowledge of various fields.

The B.S. in Public Policy and Management at The University of the West Indies offers an internship which runs for six weeks in the summer. 

 The B.S. in Economics at The University of the West Indies includes not only the basic tools of the discipline but a variety of applications of those tools to areas such as finance, economic development, and international trade.

Spanish from The University of the West Indies lets you learn the most spoken language in the Caribbean and the Western Hemisphere!  

Economics from The University of the West Indies is a full major in Economics combined with some minors in other areas chosen by the student.   

Sociology from The University of the West Indies helps explain people’s behaviour, beliefs and identities. It helps us understand organizations, economies and communities. Perhaps most importantly, sociology helps us understand ourselves.

Spanish from The University of the West Indies prepares students for a variety of professional opportunities at home, regionally and internationally.

French and Spanish from The University of the West Indies is committed to providing you with the experiences and opportunities that will motivate you to learn or expand your knowledge of a foreign language. 

History and International Relations from The University of the West Indies is a multidisciplinary programme designed to train graduates capable of understanding the significance of the past in making sense of today’s complex, globalised world.

Psychology from The University of the West Indies aims to be a pre-eminent department that deepens engaged scholarship, student centeredness, collaborative exchange, and critical praxes that foster positive social change and justice in the Caribbean and beyond.

Caribbean Studies from The University of the West Indies introduces students to the interdisciplinary study of the Caribbean, with specific attention to the historical, environmental, socio-cultural features of modern existence that have come to constitute the Caribbean experience.

At Public Sector Management with Law for Social Sciences from The University of the West Indies students gain extended knowledge and develop a repertoire of relevant skills and competencies which are critical to contemporary public and private organizations.

International Relations (Special) from The University of the West Indies provides an in depth understanding of International Relations in both the practical and theoretical arenas with a special emphasis on the Caribbean region.

Sociology (Special) from The University of the West Indies is designed to develop students’ critical thinking skills and furnish analytical tools to explore the discipline of Sociology. It offers theoretical insights into the fundamentals of Sociology while exposing students to practical lessons and experiential learning areas.   

At Economics and History from The University of the West Indies students learn how to apply economic modelling and statistical tools to the analysis of historical events. This combination allows students to view issues in the real world from both the qualitative and quantitative perspective.