UWI Mona's environmental-management master's, run through the Centre for Environmental Management to build effective stewardship of Caribbean resources via research, training and outreach. Three specializations let students aim at integrated urban and rural environmental management, marine and terrestrial ecosystems, or disaster risk management — the last a pointed choice for a hurricane-belt island — finishing with a project or research paper.
Key facts
Duration
24 months (2 years)
Language
English
Format
Full-time
Tuition
10,000 USD total
Intake
Per UWI Mona academic calendar
Specialization tracks
Integrated Urban and Rural Environmental ManagementMarine and Terrestrial EcosystemsDisaster Risk Management
Curriculum modules
Environmental management core — Foundations of natural resource management.
Specialization coursework — One of three specialization streams.
Project or research paper — Culminating applied or research work.
Admission requirements
Bachelor's degree appropriate to the chosen specialization
English (UWI's language of instruction)
Transcripts and application via UWI Mona Faculty of Science and Technology
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