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The Fourth Public Seminar on Project Management Practices

The Faculty of Engineering of The University of the West Indies (UWI) hosted the Fourth Public Seminar on ‘Project Management Practices in the Caribbean’ (PM4 Seminar) on 21st November 2009. ...see details and seminar presentations

Engineering students excel Internationally

ANNUAL PRIZES & AWARDS CEREMONY

  The Faculty of Engineering held its Annual Prizes and Awards Ceremony on Thursday October 29, 2009 in its new Lecture Theatre in Block 13, and at the same time formally opened the new facilities.   
Fifty-six (56) donors provided a total of 102 Prizes.  Of a total of 318 students, 49 graduated with First Class Honours, the highest ever in the Faculty.  The Faculty congratulates all awardees and wishes them well in the rest of their studies and their chosen career. View photos of the event...

Dean's Honour Roll 2009

Coastal Zone Engineering & Management programmes have been restructured. Check out the new Coastal Engineering & Management programmes.

Professor Clement Imbert listed as one of the recipients of the 2008/2009 Vice Chancellor’s Awards for Excellence. 

The University of the West Indies (UWI) is honouring its best and brightest once again. The university’s Finance and General Purposes Committee recently confirmed Professor Clement Imbert as one of the recipients of the 2008/2009 Vice Chancellor’s Awards for Excellence. 
Professor Imbert, a graduate of UWI, is well known for his devotion to steel pan research. Since the 1970’s he has been deeply involved with the instrument and recently, he was a member of the team responsible for the invention and creation of the ingenious G-Pan. His involvement with pan is very hands-on and he is currently Assistant Manager of Birdsong Steel Orchestra. His contributions to furthering the development and longevity of the national instrument have contributed to the cultural identity of our Trinidad and Tobago.

Pass list of students who have completed the
BSc (Engineering) programme in December 2009.

Pass list of students who have completed the
BSc (Engineering) programme in July/August 2009.
Addendum to Above Pass List.

Engineering Asset Management Emerges

From September 2009, The University of the West Indies will be offering an Engineering Asset Management Masters (EAM) degree. The programme will be offered part-time in the evenings over two years, or full-time over one year.

Survey of Graduates of Chemical Engineering
Department.

The Mission of the Faculty:

• to be the provider of a world quality education in Engineering, Geoinformatics and Geosciences
• to provide research and development programmes in support of Caribbean business, industry and infrastructure
• to position its human resources at the forefront in propelling growth, development and innovation in the region.