The University of the West Indies, Mona Campuses located in Kingston and Montego Bay in Jamaica offer 103 undergraduate degrees in the areas of medicine, social sciences, humanities, education, pure and applied sciences and gender studies. You are invited to view the information on the faculties’ web pages on this site and apply online free of charge for the 2010/2011 academic year.
FOR CARIBBEAN STUDENTS(CXC, GCE, GCSE, BGCSE, CAPE/GCE Advanced Level)
Applicants should have the equivalent of 5 subjects (grades 1-3, including English Language) of which two(2) should be at the advanced level. CAPE (2 units each) at grades 1-5, to be eligible for the full time 3 year degree programmes.
ALTERNATIVE QUALIFICATIONS
SAT
International Baccalaureate
French -
German - Abitur
Maturity - over 21 with 5 years working experience (maybe subject to interview).
For other acceptable qualifications please contact us
Faculty requirements may also apply for entry, for example, Mathematics is required for all programmes offered by the Faculties of Social Sciences, Science and Technology, and Medical Sciences as well as selected programmes in the Faculty of Humanities and Education. The medical programme, Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS), requires the equivalent of 3 CAPE subjects (2 units each), which includes Biology, Chemistry and one other approved subject, as well as English, Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry and Physics at CXC CSEC level.
Duration: - Most programmes are offered full time over 3 years or part time over 4 years. Professional programmes may have a longer duration.
The University allows applicants to apply for 4 programmes over 2 Faculties. For example, you may apply for Banking & Finance and Management Studies (Accounting) in the Faculty of Social Sciences, as well as History and Literature in Faculty of Humanities & Education. If you satisfy the matriculation and faculty requirements with competitive grades, you could be made an offer to one or the other of your chosen programmes depending on your academic competitiveness and the combination of prior subjects taken.
If you do not possess the equivalent of
You will be required to take the English Language Proficiency Test (ELPT) offered by the University. Persons who have English as a second language are required to take the TOEFL test.