Frequently Asked Questions
I decided to pursue postgraduate studies through the OESH Program at UWI, and being a part of the pioneer class was the right step. It prepared me to take advantage of the new and ever increasing job prospects in the area of OESH in Jamaica and beyond.
TITUS GORDON, M.Sc (2008)
Occupational and Environmental Safety and Health Manager,
Air Jamaica Limited.
- What is OESH?
OESH is an acronym for Occupational and Environmental Safety and Health. - Where on campus is your office located?
The campus office is in the Chemistry Department on 2 Plymouth Crescent, Mona Campus, Kingston 7. - Are the courses within the OESH programmes accredited?
The OESH courses (B.Sc., M.Sc, M.Phil and Ph.D.) carry the same accreditation as all other UWI courses.
Please note that the short courses are non-academic courses and credits may not be attained from these courses for matriculation into UWI's academic programmes. - Does this Msc. accomodate people working full time?
Yes. Most M.Sc. classes are held on weekday evenings after 5 p.m. and on weekends to accomodate the working professional. - How do I apply?
All applications are made to Admissions and Graduate Studies for undergaduate and postgraduate studies respectively. Click on the links for application instructions. - How much do these courses cost?
Undergraduate tuition fees may be viewed at http://www.mona.uwi.edu/admissions/fees
MSc OESH fees may be viewed at http://www.mona.uwi.edu/postgrad/admissions/arranged.htm
Page last updated: 2009-09-10
