| Project Title | Date | Department/Faculty | Funding Agency | Project Manager |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Centre for Disaster Risk Reduction | Office of the Vice Chancellor | UNDP | ||
| Fisheries Improvement Programme | Centre for Marine Sciences | Dalhousie University | ||
| Transgenic Papaya Project | Biotechnology Centre | JADF | ||
| Software Assignment & License | Maths & Computer Science | MDL | ||
| Caribbean Gender Ideology: Influence Transformation and Impact | Centre for Gender & Dev. Studies - Regional Unit | Ford Foundation | Dr. B. Bailey | |
| Natural Products Institute | Chemistry | UWI | ||
| Society for Caribbean Linguistics | Language, Linguistics & Philosophy | UWI | ||
| Women in Middle Management - Writing of Gender Module | Centre for Gender | CIDA | ||
| Clinical Trial Agreement | TMRI | ICAGEN, Inc | ||
| UWI/Fisheries Improvement Programme | Centre for Marine Sciences | CIDA/Trent | ||
| Dev. & Evaluation of Transgenic Papaya Project | Biotechnology Centre | GOJTIF | ||
| Software Engineering Lab | Maths & Computer Science | ISADRA | ||
| Gender Imbalance at the Secondary and Tertiary Levels of Education Systems in Borrowing Member Countries of the Caribbean Development Bank | Centre for Gender & Dev. Studies - Regional Unit | Dr. B. Bailey | ||
| Improving the Quality & Safety of Ackee | Chemistry | UWI | ||
| Dorothy Collings Bequest | Library & Information Studies | UWI | ||
| Selection Patterns of Sickle Allete in Jamaica | TMRI | CHRC | ||
| Drop Out Rate of Students | Centre for Gender | UNESCO | ||
| Root Causes of Gender-based Violence 1 day Preliminary Roundtable | Centre for Gender & Dev. Studies | Canada/Caribbean Gender Eqality Fund (Ja.) UNIFEM | ||
| Export of Frozen Sea Squirt | Centre for Marine Sciences | UILL | ||
| Health Journalism Project | Carimac | CAREC |
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.
