9 Master's degrees offered by the university

Education for Sustainable Development, Global Citizenship and Peace from The University of the West Indies builds capacity amongst national and regional teachers and educators at all levels.  

Natural Resource Management from The University of the West Indies aims to advance learning, create knowledge and foster innovation for the positive transformation of the Caribbean and the wider world.

Occupational and Environmental Safety and Health from The University of the West Indies dDevelop advanced understanding of concepts and issues of Occupational & Environmental safety and Health.

Marine and Terrestrial Ecosystems - Assessment, Conservation and Management from The University of the West Indies is offered jointly by the Department of Life Sciences and Environmental Management Unit (EMU) and is a speciallisation of the overarching MSc in Natural Resources Management.

Meteorology from The University of the West Indies is addressing both fundamental questions in Science and Technology as well as finding scientific solutions to real-life problems facing Caribbean people.  

At Geology from The University of the West Indies we address some of the most pressing concerns facing the Caribbean today including environmental and climatic change, urban and rural development, coastal dynamics, natural hazards, water resources and environmental management.

Natural Resource Management from The University of the West Indies aims to contribute to sustainable development in the Caribbean region by training a cadre of professionals in environmental and natural resource management.

The M.Phil. in Ecology at The University of the West Indies offers students the opportunity to conduct supervised research for this degree in the area of Biology.

The M.Phil. in Economic Development Policy at The University of the West Indies has programmes that are research-oriented with supervision in the areas of social policy (including human resource development); governance and public policy; economic development policy and management; and integration theory and practice.