The Eastern Caribbean's dedicated environmental-management master's, run by the Centre for Resource Management and Environmental Studies at UWI Cave Hill: a taught, interdisciplinary MSc built explicitly for Caribbean sustainable development, delivered in about 14 months — ten months of core and specialization coursework plus a four-month research project. Three university-wide cores, four CERMES cores, and specialization streams (with a flexible non-specialization option).
Key facts
Duration
14 months
Language
English
Format
Full-time
Intake
Annual (one cohort)
Curriculum modules
CERMES core — Foundations of Caribbean resource and environmental management.
Specialization streams — Four themed streams, or a flexible non-specialization option.
Research paper — Four-month independent research project.
Admission requirements
Bachelor's degree appropriate to the MSc with minimum GPA 2.5; relevant experience considered where no first degree
English (UWI's language of instruction)
Transcripts and application via UWI Cave Hill / CERMES
Career destinations
Natural Resource Manager — Caribbean government agencies
Fees and deadlines change every year: always confirm them on the official page before applying.
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