At the undergraduate level, the Faculty of Science and Technology (FST) offers a wide range of BSc. programmes covering all major scientific disciplines. Many of our foundational first-year courses are also delivered at partner Tertiary Level Colleges in Antigua and St. Lucia, broadening access to high-quality science education across the region.

Students have the flexibility to pursue a single or double major, tailoring their academic experience to suit their interests and career goals. Currently, the Faculty proudly serves a vibrant community of approximately 1,000+ undergraduate students, the majority of whom are enrolled full-time.

Through a longstanding partnership with the Caribbean Institute for Meteorology and Hydrology (CIMH), we also offer a specialized Major in Meteorology within the BSc. degree, equipping students with the knowledge and skills to thrive in this critical and evolving field.

The Faculty of Science and Technology (FST) offers two (2) distinct pathways for postgraduate study, designed to meet a wide range of academic and professional goals.

Our taught Master’s (MSc.) programmes focus on specialized training and practical skill development, preparing graduates for leadership roles in their fields. For those interested in advanced academic research and scientific careers, we offer MPhil and PhD degrees, which provide opportunities for in-depth research under the guidance of our experienced academic staff.

Among our flagship taught programmes is the well-established MSc. in Natural Resource and Environmental Management (NAREM), which allows students to specialize in one (1) of four (4) key areas:

• Tropical Coastal and Marine Resource Management

• Climate Change

• Water Resource Management

• Land Management and Environmental Resilience

We also offer an MSc. in Information Technology, with specialized streams in:

• Enterprise Systems

• Mobile Applications

• Web Development

Additionally, students seeking a shorter programme can pursue the Postgraduate Diploma in Information Technology.

In 2014, the Faculty expanded its postgraduate offerings with the introduction of the MSc. in Biosafety, addressing the growing demand for expertise in this critical area of environmental and biological protection.

These programmes reflect our commitment to advancing knowledge, building technical expertise, and preparing graduates to meet the region’s and the world’s evolving scientific challenges.