Prizes and scholarships offer valuable opportunities to recognize and reward academic excellence.
Prizes are awarded based on outstanding academic performance and typically do not require an application. While they are usually of lesser monetary value than scholarships, they serve as important acknowledgments of student achievement.
Scholarships, on the other hand, must be applied for at the start of the academic year and generally offer greater financial support.
Faculty Prizes
A full listing of Faculty Prizes can be found in the Faculty Handbook and includes:
2 Dean’s Prizes |
2 Best Students |
Faculty Prize |
Best Level 1 Performance |
The Graham Gooding Biology Prize |
Best Biological Sciences Student |
R. L. Seale & Co. Ltd. Prize in Chemistry |
Best Biological Sciences/Chemistry Student |
The Pfizer Ltd. Prize in Biochemistry |
Best Biochemistry Student |
The Louis Chinnery Prize in Ecology |
Best Ecology Student |
The Mount Gay Distilleries Prize in Microbiology |
Best Microbiology Student |
FST Innovation (FINO) Award |
Best Innovative Student |
Click here for more information on the prizes available through the Faculty.
Scholarships
Scholarships offer significant financial support and must be applied for by the first week of May each academic year. Most are available to current UWI students, with some open to students across all disciplines. Those pursuing a double major - particularly with Accounting or Management as a second major - may be eligible for additional scholarship opportunities.
Click here to explore the scholarships and science fee grants offered through the Faculty of Science and Technology (FST).
Postgraduate Scholarships
Postgraduate students may also apply for scholarships through the School for Graduate Studies and Research. Click here for more details on available postgraduate funding opportunities.