Department of Geography

Admissions Criteria:

To engage in the BSc Major in ENRM, you must satisfy the following specific subject requirements:

• 2 CAPE Science subjects (Units I & II) or ‘A’ Level equivalent, and a pass in Biology/Human & Social Biology/Integrated Science/Agricultural Science at CSEC level, OR
• 2 CAPE subjects, one (1) of which must be Environmental Science or Geography or Biology OR

• Certificate in Environmental Geography, OR
• Certificate in Agriculture, OR
• An approved Associate Degree with a minimum GPA of 2.5

Some more information:

This interdisciplinary programme is offered across the FFA and students enrolled in the Major are encouraged to consider complementary Majors within the FFA (e.g. with Geography or Agribusiness). A revised curriculum of the major was introduced in the 2014/15 academic year. A Major in ENRM would require successful completion of 12 credits of LEVEL 1 PREREQUISITES and a total of 30 credits at the advanced level consisting of 24 credits of core courses and any 6 credits of elective courses. Elective courses are subject to necessary prerequisite and can be taken from Level II/III.

THE FOLLOWING PREREQUISITE COURSES MUST BE COMPLETED:

THE FOLLOWING CORE COURSES MUST BE COMPLETED:

YOU MAY CHOOSE ANY SIX (6) CREDITS FROM THE FOLLOWING ELECTIVES:                                

#NOTE:  Students who do not already take one of these courses as part of another Major or Minor programme must select at least one of these courses, or another approved quantitative course. Students cannot select both AGBU 2003 and ARGI 2003 as electives.

NOTE 1: where a course is core in another Major programme, students doing that Major cannot count that course as an elective for the ENRM programme.

NOTE 2: where a course is an elective in another Major programme and is also an elective for the ENRM Major, it may be counted under either programme, but not both.

NOTE 3: students may be permitted to complete an alternative course as an elective, with the approval of the Head, Department of Geography

[Update: April 21]