| Project Title | Date | Department/Faculty | Funding Agency | Project Manager |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Telework, New forms of work and employment opportunities | Dept. of Management Studies | International Development Research Centre (IDRC) | ||
| Root Causes of Gender-based Violence | Centre for Gender & Dev. Studies | Canada/ Caribbean Gender Equality Fund (Jamaica) | ||
| Protecting the Poor and Medically Indigent Under Health Insurance: A Case Study of Jamaica | ISER | International Foundation for Science | Dr. Elsie LeFranc Dr. Aldrie Henry-Lee | |
| Subcontracts: Department of Child Health UWI | Pathology | NIH | Beverly Cranston | |
| Survey of Drug Consumption | Comm. Health & Psychiatry | USAID | ||
| Collecting Disaster Information | Library | ECHO | ||
| Threat of Dengue | Physics | TWAS/AIACC | ||
| Finance Agriculture in Jamaica | Economics | UWI | ||
| Chemical Analytical Facility UWI | Marine Sciences | UWI | ||
| Waste Management | UWICED | Foster Wheeler | ||
| Child Focus 111 Strengthening Early Childhood development | CCDC | Caribbean Dev Bank | ||
| Task force on governance of the UWI | Chancellor's office | International Development Research Centre (IDRC) | ||
| Training tool on CD ROM | Centre for Gender & Dev. Studies | UNICEF/UNIFEM/UWI Dev. of Interactive | ||
| Department of Child Health UWI | Pathology | NIH | Beverly Cranston | |
| Strength Institute Response to HIV/AIDS/STI | Comm. Health & Psychiatry | EC | ||
| Molecular Investigation into Beomovirus | Basic Medical Sciences | IFS | ||
| Training Programme in PDS | Sociology & Social Work | UNFPA | ||
| Cost of Violent Crimes to the Jamaican Economy | Economics | UWI | ||
| Diabetes Research | Basic Medical Sciences | UWI | ||
| Small Island Developing States Vulnerability Studies | UWICED | SIDS/UNOP 2 |
Our 7 faculties and 12 professional schools offer more than 200 programmes to some 18,000 graduate, undergraduate and continuing studies students.
The UWI, Mona ranks first in Jamaica among accredited tertiary-level programmes. In 2012, the University was again one of Jamaica’s Top 100 Employers.
