CONTENTS PAGE NUMBER NARRATIVE Overview... 2-3 The University Structure... 4-6 Definition of Terms and Concepts... 7 HIGHLIGHTS OF STATISTICS GRAPHICALLY PRESENTED List of Charts... 8 Charts 1 21...9-29 STATISTICAL TABLES List of Tables... 30-33 Tables 1 91...35-142 1
OVERVIEW This Report for 2008/2009 aims to provide a description of the general conditions of the University of the West Indies (The UWI) and is a continuation and follow-up of a range of tertiary indicators from the last Statistical Review done for 2007/2008 by the Office of the Pro Vice Chancellor, Planning and Development, St. Augustine Campus. This Statistical Review is a collaborative effort by the Planning Departments or equivalents, from the four Campuses of The UWI, which are tasked to collectively apply the tools and frameworks to enable a thriving learning community to be aware of its progress as well as its challenges. The UWI is a four-campus regional institution supported by 15 contributing CARICOM countries and serves more than 40,000 students throughout the Caribbean region. The UWI has grown steadily since inception, from 33 students in 1948-49 to 43,579 students in 2008-09 and consists of a range of faculties, colleges, departments, centres and institutes. The UWI is a full service university, dedicated to teaching and learning, research and innovation and to the development of the Caribbean region and its diverse people. The UWI remains, irrefutably, the only genuinely regional higher educational institution in the Caribbean in concept, scope, reach, diversity and impact. In an effort to ensure that effective decisions are made to drive the strategic actions of The University, it is important that up to date information be presented and used for future planning, monitoring, evaluation and development. The education indicators presented in this report provide quantitative measurements as well as graphic snapshots of student participation and staff resources within the university system during the academic year 2008-2009. This report gives statistical information in tabular form mainly on the following: (a) Student admissions, enrolment and graduation numbers (b) A profile of student distribution across the University system (c) A profile of academic, senior administrative and professional staff (d) An indication of selected trends over a five-year period. These indicators are presented for The UWI as a whole, as well as, for each Campus. In the case of registration data, a distinction is made in the tables between students who receive their education on a Campus and those who receive their instruction at off-campus sites in the various contributing territories. Such information facilitates an appreciation of the wider impact of the University on the development of human resources in the region. The compilation of statistical information contained in this report was prepared by the University Office of Planning and Development, St Augustine. The data, however, were obtained from various sources. Data for the Mona Campus were provided by the Office of Planning and Institutional Research; for St Augustine, by the Campus Information Technology Services (CITS) and the Human Resources Department; for Cave Hill, by the Office of Planning and Projects and for the Open Campus by the University Chief Information Officer (CIO). The presentation of these statistics, therefore, is truly a University-wide team effort. In presenting selected education indicators for the 2008-2009 academic year, we are building on the work done last year when the University Office of Planning and Development undertook this responsibility for the first time. In the overview for the 2007-2008 Report, I mentioned that we would seek over time to introduce new dimensions of statistical reporting which will add value at the Campus and Regional levels and create an increased understanding and appreciation of the active work of The UWI; accordingly, this edition of the University Official Statistics has been expanded to include: 1. Demand for University Places Qualified Applicants vs. New Admissions 2. Major feeder institutions to undergraduate programmes 3. Percentage distribution of successful research grants by theme area. 2
It is to be noted that it cost the University just over BD$848 million to enhance the education of 43,000 plus students in 2008-2009. The significant contribution of the governments of the region to that effort was just over BD$492 million. What this means is that it currently costs roughly BD$19,720 (US$9,860) annually to educate a UWI student. The direct cost to the governments in the region is roughly BD$11,440 (US$5,720). This makes the high quality education provided by UWI a genuine case of value for money for all concerned. The statistical chart, which traces growth in student numbers over the sixty-year history of The University of the West Indies, allows us to take note of the dramatic strides made by The University over time. Between 1948 and 1962, the years in which both Jamaica and Trinidad and Tobago achieved independence from Britain, the University grew from 33 to 1,268 students. Over the next 20 years (1962-1982) The University grew from 1,268 to 9,543 students. Over the subsequent 20 years (1982-2002) The University was able to cross the 20,000 mark, achieving an enrolment in the 2001-2002 academic year of 20,271. In the seven years after that, the University increased its on-campus intake to 35,757. When off-campus numbers were added, the number of students serviced by The University of the West Indies in 2008-2009 crossed the 43,000 mark and registered an over 100% increase in less than a decade. While this significant increase over such a short period is remarkable enough, what is even more remarkable is the extent to which the UWI has been able to sustain and continue to improve quality as it expands access. It will be easily noted that those countries which are served best in terms of human development are the countries in which physical campuses have been established. The raison d être for the establishment of the Open Campus was for the precise purpose of serving the needs of, and bridging the gap in human development in the territories outside of Jamaica, Barbados and Trinidad and Tobago. Over the next few years significant expansion through the Open Campus is anticipated. The growth over last year for the Open Campus has been in excess of 25%. By far, the greatest achievement of The University over the years has been its ability to sustain the quality of its output. Despite the inevitable challenges posed by rapid growth, beyond responding positively to trends in higher education and to market demand through curriculum reform, renewal and programme diversity and in addition to strengthening the thrust in graduate education and research by building on the foundation of teaching and learning strengths at undergraduate level, the University continues to attract quality and to produce quality Next year we will continue to capture data which will provide meaningful information to you on what UWI is doing and how it is doing these things in the 2009-10 report. This year it is worth noting that the University of the West Indies produced eight thousand, two hundred and twenty-five (8,225) graduates with diplomas and degrees with an improved number for post graduate degrees over last year. The Pro Vice Chancellor for Planning and Development and The University Office of Planning and Development would welcome feedback on this statistical report, including suggestions for inclusion and improvement. Dr. Bhoendradatt Tewarie Pro Vice Chancellor Planning and Development 3
THE UNIVERSITY S STRUCTURE An understanding of the organisational structure of The University of the West Indies should prove useful in understanding the organisation of the statistical data, particularly for student registration and staff resources. Up until Academic year 2006/2007 The University of the West Indies comprised three campuses, namely, CAVE HILL in Barbados, MONA in Jamaica and ST AUGUSTINE in Trinidad. In 2007/2008 the OPEN CAMPUS was formally established providing in the main the delivery of courses through the distance learning facilities of what was formerly UWIDEC, the School of Continuing Studies and Tertiary Level Institutions. All four campuses deliver high quality education, research and services to all 15 contributing countries that support The University. The University also maintains a working relationship with a number of tertiary level affiliates including: Theological Colleges United Theological College of the West Indies (Jamaica), St Michael s Theological College (Jamaica), Codrington College (Barbados) and St. John Vianney (Trinidad and Tobago); Schools of Technology and Teacher Training Colleges such as the Mico University College and Shortwood Teachers College in Jamaica; The Caribbean Meteorological Institute (Barbados); The Institute of International Relations (Trinidad and Tobago); The Centre for Management Development (Barbados); The University of Technology (Jamaica); and the Management Institute for National Development (Jamaica). The statistics in this report relate to these entities as well. THE UNIVERSITY CENTRE The University Centre functions as a cementing medium, facilitating the coordination and cohesion of its campus parts. It consists of the Vice-Chancellery and various operating units, as follows: 1. The Office of the Vice-Chancellor 2. The Office of the Board for Undergraduate Studies 3. The School for Graduate Studies and Research 4. The Office of Administration (Office of the University Registrar) 5. The Office of Finance 6. The University Office of Planning of Planning and Development 7. The Management Audit Office 8. The Legal Unit Other University Centre Departments include: The Tropical Medicine Research Institute (a merger of the former Tropical Metabolism Research Unit of the University Centre, the Sickle Cell Unit, the recently created Epidemiology Research Unit of the Mona Campus and the Chronic Disease Research Centre of the Cave Hill Campus) The Sir Arthur Lewis Institute for Social and Economic Studies (an amalgamation of the former Institute of Social and Economic Research and the UWI Consortium Graduate School of Social Sciences) The Centre for Gender and Development Studies Institute of Sustainable Development Regional Centre for Disaster Risk Reduction and Management The Latin American-Caribbean Centre Institutional Advancement Division which comprises the Capital Campaign Unit and Alumni Affairs. 4
CAMPUS ORGANISATIONAL STRUCTURE Each individual campus has an organizational structure comprising: Campus Administration 1. Academic teaching faculties 2. Research entities CAMPUS ADMINISTRATION This comprises: 1. The Office of the Campus Principal 2. Registry 3. Campus Bursary 4. Estate Management / Maintenance 5. Information Technology Services 6. Campus Libraries 7. Teaching Faculties/Departments Below is a list of the Faculties and Schools which can only be found at a particular campus: CAVE HILL Faculty of Law School of Clinical Medicine and Research MONA School for Graduate Studies and Research ST AUGUSTINE Faculty of Science and Agriculture Faculty of Engineering Some faculties and institutes are common to two or all three campuses. These are: 1. The Faculty of Humanities and Education (all campuses) 2. The Faculty of Medical Sciences (Mona and St Augustine) 3. The Faculty of Pure and Applied Sciences (Cave Hill and Mona) 4. The Faculty of Social Sciences (all campuses) 5. The Institute of Business (This is an affiliated institution at St Augustine and also at Cave Hill. The Institute at the Cave Hill Campus is known as the Centre of Management Development. In contrast, the Mona School of Business, which is another affiliated institution, is considered to be a part of the Mona Campus s Faculty of Social Sciences.) It should be noted that there are other Institutes that operate as departments of specific faculties. For example, the Caribbean Institute of Media and Communication (CARIMAC) is a department of the Mona Campus Faculty of Humanities and Education. Similarly, the Centre for Hotel and Tourism Management, which is physically located in the Bahamas, is a part of the Mona Campus Faculty of Social Sciences. 5
THE OPEN CAMPUS The Open Campus is an amalgamation of the previous Office of the Board for Non-Campus countries, the School of Continuing Studies (SCS), the UWI Distance Education Centre (UWIDEC) and the Tertiary Level Institutions Unit (TLIU). It is simultaneously a virtual campus with physical site locations across the Caribbean region, serving over 20 countries in the English-speaking Caribbean TERTIARY LEVEL INSTITUTIONS Data on student registration are also presented for students who pursue University approved courses at selected tertiary level institutions. The degrees, certificates and diplomas awarded to those students are University accredited awards. The institutions include: 1. Antigua State College 2. B & B Institute of Business - Jamaica 3. Bahamas Baptist Community College 4. Belize Technical College 5. Brown s Town Community College - Jamaica 6. Cipriani Labour College - Trinidad 7. Clarence Fitzroy Bryant Community College - St Kitts 8. College of Agriculture Science and Education - Jamaica 9. College of the Bahamas 10. Community College of the Cayman Islands 11. Edna Manley School for the Visual and Performing Arts - Jamaica 12. Erdiston Teachers Training College - Barbados 13. Institute of Management and Production - Jamaica 14. Institute of Management Sciences - Jamaica 15. Jamaica Constabulary Staff College 16. Life Underwriters Association of Jamaica 17. Management Institute for National Development - Jamaica 18. MICO University College - Jamaica 19. Moneague College - Jamaica 20. Montserrat Technical College 21. Portmore Community College - Jamaica 22. Shortwood Teachers College - Jamaica 23. Sir Arthur Lewis Community College - St Lucia 24. St Kitts/Nevis College of Further Education 25. St Vincent Technical College 26. University Hospital of the West Indies School of Nursing - Jamaica 27. University of Technology Jamaica 6
DEFINITIONS OF CONCEPTS USED IN THE STATISTICS PRESENTED In order to facilitate a greater understanding and interpretation of the statistical tables, explanations of the key terms and concepts have been provided in the report. These terms are listed below. REGISTRATION: Refers to the process by which students, upon acceptance into the University, give written notification of the courses they wish to pursue during the semester of enrolment, pay the requisite fees, and obtain academic approval from the Faculty. The summation of each individual student registration constitutes the input data for deriving statistics on Campus and University Student Registrations. The registration data are represented by country of origin of student, by faculty and by programme level, as detailed in the tables. PROGRAMME: Refers to the course of study for which the student has been admitted into The University. This pertains to: First Degrees; Certificates; Diplomas; Higher Diplomas; and Higher Degrees. CATEGORIES OF STUDENTS: On-Campus: Students who directly access classes on a campus in pursuit of degree, certificate and diploma programmes. Off-Campus: Students who pursue all their university courses through distance education/online or through educational institutions which are not formally a part of The University of the West Indies, such as tertiary level institutions and affiliated institutions. Most of the students in this category are now enrolled with the recently established Open Campus. Full-time: Registered students who carry the full load of courses associated with their university programme for the academic year. Part-Time: Registered students who carry less than the full load of courses associated with their university programme for the academic year. Occasional: Students who attend classes at varying periods of time for the purpose of auditing the respective course(s). These students do not sit examination and are not included in the Official University statistics. Specially Admitted: Students who are admitted into The University under special circumstances, such as an exchange agreement with another institution or to attend selected courses in which they are examined. In 2008/09 they are included in the Official University statistics. Exam Only: Students who register for the purpose of writing examinations only. They are not included in the Official University statistics. Exchange: Students who are regarded as a special category of external students by which there is reciprocity between The University and the Institution with which such an arrangement is made. Visiting: Students accepted to study, research or undertake practical activities or clerkship at the University under the terms of a formal agreement for student exchange or who study abroad. Students from other institutions not covered by formal agreements may also pursue courses in other study- related, research or practical activities at The University. CONTRIBUTING STUDENTS: Member countries of the English speaking Caribbean that contribute to the finances of The University. NON-CONTRIBUTING STUDENTS: Non-member countries that do not contribute to The University s finances. It should be noted that Guyana is considered to be a part of this category. ENROLMENT: Registered students who are in attendance at The University in any given academic year. NEW ADMISSIONS: This refers to registered students who are new entrants to The University. It should be noted that Mona treats students who have transferred from the Faculty of Pure and Applied Sciences to the Faculty of Medical Sciences, as newly admitted students. Students who have transferred to the Faculty of Law from the Faculties of Humanities and Education and Social Sciences, are also treated as new admissions. 7
STATISTICAL HIGHLIGHTS FROM 2008/2009 PRESENTED GRAPHICALLY LIST OF CHARTS Chart 1 STUDENT POPULATION... 9 Chart 2 GENDER DISTRIBUTION OF ENROLMENT...10 Chart 3 PROGRAMME LEVEL ENROLMENT...11 Chart 4 HIGHER DEGREE DISTRIBUTION...12 Chart 5 RESEARCH DEGREE DISTRIBUTION...13 Chart 6 NATIONALITY OF STUDENT ENROLMENT...14 Chart 7 AGE DISTRIBUTION OF ON-CAMPUS ENROLMENT...15 Chart 8 FACULTY-SPECIFIC DISTRIBUTION OF ENROLMENT...16 Chart 9 NEW ADMISSIONS BY PROGRAMME LEVEL...17 Chart 10 DEMAND FOR UNIVERSITY PLACES- QUALIFIED APPLICANTS VS NEW ADMISSIONS...18 Chart 11 TOP TEN FEEDER INSTITUTIONS TO UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMMES: NO OF NEW STUDENTS ADMITTED...19 Chart 12 ACADEMIC STAFF BY LEVEL OF APPOINTMENT...20 Chart 13 ACADEMIC STAFF BY QUALIFICATION...21 Chart 14 GENDER DIFFERENTIALS OF ACADEMIC STAFF BY LEVELS OF APPOINTMENT...22 Chart 15 OUTPUT OF GRADUATES BY PROGRAMME LEVEL...23 Chart 16 FIRST DEGREE GRADUATES BY CLASS OF DEGREE...24 Chart 17 TERRITORIAL DISTRIBUTION OF ALL GRADUATES...25 Chart 18 FINANCIAL SUMMARY - UWI...26 Chart 19 DISTRIBUTION OF SUCCESSFUL RESEARCH GRANTS BY THEME AREA...27 Chart 20 ON-CAMPUS UNIVERSITY ENROLMENT GROWTH BY SEX - 1948/1949 TO 2008/2009...28 Chart 21 ON-CAMPUS ENROLMENT GROWTH BY CAMPUS - 1948/1949 TO 2009/2009...29 8
UWI ENROLMENT BY CAMPUS 14,414 15,890 8,203 5,072 CAVE HILL MONA ST AUGUSTINE OPEN CAMPUS CHART 1 UNIVERSITY STUDENT POPULATION: 2008 09 STUDENT 09 CAMPUS HEADCOUNT % DIST CAVE HILL 8,203 18.8% 8% PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF UNIVERSITY STUDENT POPULATION BY CAMPUS OF UNIVERSITY STUDENT POPULATION BY CAMPUS MONA 14,414414 33.1% ST AUGUSTINE 15,890 36.5% OPEN CAMPUS 12% CAVE HILL OPEN CAMPUS 5,072 11.6% 19% UNIVERSITY 43,579 100.0% 0% ST AUGUSTINE 36% MONA 33% 9
GENDER DIFFERENTIALS IN UNIVERSITY ENROLMENT FEMALE MALE 68.3% 71.9% 63. 80.4% 31. 28.1% 36.3% 19.6% CHART 2 CAVE HILL MONA ST AUGUSTINE OPEN CAMPUS ENROLMENT DISTRIBUTION BY SEX: 2008 09 CAMPUS MALE FEMALE CAVE HILL 31. 68.3% 8,203 MONA 28.1% 71.9% 14,414 UNIVERSITY ENROLMENT DISTRIBUTION BY SEX ST AUGUSTINE 36.3% 63. 15,890 OPEN CAMPUS 19.6% 80.4% 5,072 UNIVERSITY 30.8% 69.2% 43,579 MALE 31% FEMALE 69% 10
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CAMPUS DISTRIBUTION OF HIGHER DEGREES BETWEEN RESEARCH DEGREES AND TAUGHT MASTERS OF DEGREES BETWEEN RESEARCH DEGREES AND TAUGHT MASTERS 78.8% 80.3% 75.8% 21.2% 19. 24.2% MONA CAVE HILL ST AUGUSTINE CHART 4 TAUGHT MASTERS VS RESEARCH DEGREES ON CAMPUS: 2008 09 RESEARCH ON CAMPUS: 2008 09 TAUGHT MASTERS RESEARCH DEGREES TYPE OF DEGREE MONA CAVE HILL ST AUGUSTINE UNIVERSITY RESEARCH DEGREES 651 190 767 1,608 TAUGHT MASTERS 2,425 776 2,407 5,608,,, UNIVERSITY WIDE % DISTRIBUTION OF RESEARCH DEGREES AND TAUGHT MASTERS DISTRIBUTION OF RESEARCH DEGREES AND TAUGHT HIGHER DEGREES 3,076 966 3,174 7,216 RESEARCH DEGREES 22% TAUGHT MASTERS 78% 12
DISTRIBUTION OF RESEARCH DEGREES BY CAMPUSOF RESEARCH DEGREES BY CAMPUS 45.0% 42.6% 32.6% 55.0% 57.4% 67.4% MONA CAVE HILL ST AUGUSTINE MPHIL PHD CHART 5 DISTRIBUTION OF MPHIL VS PHD DEGREES: 2008 09 OF PHD DEGREES 09 ST TYPE OF DEGREE MONA CAVE HILL AUGUSTINE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY DISTRIBUTION OF RESEARCH DEGREES OF RESEARCH DEGREES MPHIL 358 109 517 984 PHD 293 81 250 624 RESEARCH DEGREES 651 190 767 1608 PHD 39% MPHIL 61% 13
TERRITORIAL DISTRIBUTION OF ENROLMENT BY CAMPUS OF ENROLMENT BY CHART 6 OPEN CAMPUS ST AUGUSTINE ENROLMENT BY COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: 2008 09 OF ORIGIN: ST OPEN COUNTRY OF ORIGINOF ORIGIN CAVE HILL MONA AUGUSTINE CAMPUS BARBADOS 6621 197 215 186 7219 JAMAICA 188 12806 176 1205 14375 TRINIDAD AND TOBAGOAND TOBAGO 343 452 14562 1340 16697 UWI 12 930 626 505 1783 3844 OTHER/NOT KNOWN 121 333 432 558 1444 8203 14414 15890 5072 43579 TERRITORIAL DISTRIBUTION OF UWI ENROLMENT OF UWI ENROLMENT MONA UWI 12 9% OTHER/NOT KNOWN 3% BARBADOS 1 CAVE HILL 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% BARBADOS JAMAICA TRINIDAD AND AND TOBAGO 38% JAMAICA 33% TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO UWI 12 OTHER/NOT KNOWN 14
AGE DISTRIBUTION OF STUDENT POPULATION BY CAMPUS OF STUDENT BY CHART 7 AGE DISTRIBUTION OF ON CAMPUS ENROLMENT: 2008 09 OF ON CAMPUS ENROLMENT: 1.1% 1.0% 2.0% 1.9% 7. 5.1% 9.6% 7.5% 11.1% 1% 13.1% 12.1% 22.9% 29.5% 25.6% 28.0% ST OPEN AGE DISTRIBUTION CAVE HILL MONA AUGUSTINE CAMPUS 24 AND UNDER 52.5% 5% 61.4% 50.4% 13.2% 49.5% 25 TO 34 25.6% 22.9% 28.0% 44.3% 28.0% 35 TO 44 13.1% 1% 9.6% 12.1% 1% 29.5% 13. 45 TO 54 54 7. 5.1% 7.5% 11.1% 7.3% OVER 55 1.1% 1.0% 2.0% 1.9% 1.5% AGE DISTRIBUTION OF UNIVERSITY STUDENT POPULATION OF UNIVERSITY STUDENT 52.5% 5% 61.4% 50.4% 44.3% 45 TO 54 35 TO 44 14% OVER 55 1% 13.2% CAVE HILL MONA ST OPEN AUGUSTINE CAMPUS 25 TO 34 28% 24 AND UNDER 50% 24 AND UNDER 25 TO 34 35 TO 44 45 TO 54 54 OVER 55 15
CHART 8 UWI ENROLMENT DISTRIBUTION BY FACULTY: 2008 09 BY FACULTY CAVE HILL MONA ST AUGUSTINE OPEN CAMPUS ENGINEERING 2,310 0 2,310 HUMANITIES & EDUCATION EDUCATION 1,659 3,472 2,786 1,024 8,941 LAW 598 62 76 162 898 MEDICAL SCIENCES 174 2,774 1,818 67 4,833 SCI. / AGRI. 1,153 2,334 3,775 16 7,278 SOCIAL SCIENCESSCIENCES 4,619 5,772 5,125 3,803 19,319 8,203 14,414 15,890 5,072 43,579 FACULTY ENROLMENT DISTRIBUTION BY CAMPUS BY CAMPUS UWI ENROLMENT DISTRIBUTION BY FACULTY BY OPEN CAMPUS ENGINEERING 5% ST AUGUSTINE MONA CAVE HILL 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% ENGINEERING HUMANITIES & EDUCATION EDUCATION LAW MEDICAL SCIENCES SCI. / AGRI. SOCIAL SCIENCES SCIENCES SOCIAL SCIENCES 44% SCI. / AGRI. 1 HUMANITIES & EDUCATION 21% LAW 2% MEDICAL SCIENCES 11% 16
DISTRIBUTION OF NEW ADMISSIONS BY CAMPUSOF NEW BY OPEN CAMPUS ST AUGUSTINE CAVE HILL New Admissions by Country of Origin of MONA 0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 CHART 9 FIRST DEGREES CERTIFICATES & DIPLOMAS HIGHER DEGREES AND ADV. DIPLOMAS NEW ADMISSIONS BY PROGRAMME LEVEL: 2008 09 09 ST OPEN % DISTRIBUTION OF UNIVERSITY NEW ADMISSIONS OF UNIVERSITY NEW PROGRAMME LEVEL MONA CAVE HILL AUGUSTINE CAMPUS ALL FIRST DEGREES 3331 1992 3267 285 8875 CERTIFICATES & DIPLOMAS 108 173 314 16 611 HIGHER DEGREES HIGHER DEGREES AND AND ADV. ADV. DIPLOMASDIPLOMAS 1053 376 1255 0 2684 DIPLOMAS NEW ADMISSIONS 4492 2541 4836 301 12170 22% CERTIFICATES & DIPLOMAS 5% FIRST DEGREES 73% 17
QUALIFIED APPLICANTS AND NOS. ADMITTED BY CAMPUS AND FACULTY 2,500 2,000 1,500 1,000 500 2,000 1,500 1,000 1,600 1,400 1,200 1,000 500 800 600 400 200 0 0 0 1,762 578 HUMANITIES & EDUCATION 956 313 ENGINEERING 423 278 HUMANITIES & EDUCATION Qualified Applicants Admitted 1,716 1,477 675 1,436 LAW 449 HUMANITIES & EDUCATION 1,047 LAW 60 MONA 268 394 MEDICAL SCIENCES ST AUGUSTINE LAW 73 CAVE HILL 87 127 66 MEDICAL SCIENCES 834 734 2,433 1,152 PURE & APPLIED SOCIAL SCIENCES SCI. 359 MEDICAL SCIENCES 535 1,918 1,726 954 905 SCI. & AGRI. 352 PURE & APPLIED SCI. 1,530 SOCIAL SCIENCES 1,124 SOCIAL SCIENCES CHART 10 DEMAND FOR UNIVERSITY PLACES QUALIFIED APPLICANTS VS ADMISSIONS: 2008 09 QUALIFIED FACULTY APPLICANTS ADMITTED MONA HUMANITIES & EDUCATION 1,762 578 LAW 675 60 MEDICAL SCIENCES 1,477 394 PURE & APPLIED SCI. 1,716 734 SOCIAL SCIENCES 2,433 1,152 8,063 2,918 ST AUGUSTINE ENGINEERING 956 313 HUMANITIES & EDUCATION 1,436 449 LAW 268 73 MEDICAL SCIENCES 834 359 SCI. & AGRI. 1,918 954 SOCIAL SCIENCES 1,726 905 7,138 3,053 CAVE HILL HUMANITIES & EDUCATION 423 278 LAW 1,047 87 MEDICAL SCIENCES 127 66 PURE & APPLIED SCI. 535 352 SOCIAL SCIENCES 1,530 1,124 3,662 1,907 18
St Augustine Hillview College 81 St. Joseph s J Convent C t ( St. J) 70 CHART 11 Naparima College 69 St. Augustine Girls High School 67 TOP TEN FEEDER INSTITUTIONS TO UWI UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMMES BY CAMPUS - St. Augustine Comm. College 67 NO. OF NEW STUDENTS ADMITTED: 2008-09 09 ACADEMIC YEAR Lakshmi Girls Hindu College 66 Naparima Girls High School 61 St. Georges College 60 P Presentation tti C College (San F do) ) MONA 59 St. Marys college 57 Cave Hill B Barbados b Community C i Coll. Combermere College 94 Queens College 92 Harrison College 80 Mona The Lodge School 58 Immaculate Immaculate Conception Conc.. High School 114 St. Michael School 51 Ardenne High School 112 UWI-Cave Hill 46 Montego Bay Community College 91 Alexandra School 39 UWI 96 Christ Church Found. Sch 37 Champion College 91 Samuel J Prescod Poly. 32 Wolmer s CAVE Girls School HILL 74 Manchester High School 73 Glenmuir i High School 71 The Queen's School 71 St Andrews High School 65 546 19
CAMPUS DISTRIBUTION OF ACADEMIC STAFF BY LEVEL OF APPOINTMENT OF ACADEMIC STAFF BY OF APPOINTMENT ST AUGUSTINE CAVE HILL MONA 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% CHART 12 PROFESSORIAL SENIOR LECTURER LECTURER ACADEMIC STAFF BY LEVELS OF APPOINTMENT: 2008 09 APPOINTMENT 09 ASSISTANT LECTURER OTHER LEVEL OF APPOINTMENT MONA CAVE HILL ST AUGUSTINE PROFESSORIAL 55 37 63 155 SENIOR LECTURER 94 46 118 258 CAMPUS DISTRIBUTION OF ACADEMIC STAFF BY LEVEL OF APPOINTMENT OF ACADEMIC STAFF BY OF APPOINTMENT LECTURER 269 119 310 698 ASSISTANT LECTURER 8% OTHER 4% PROFESSORIAL 12% ASSISTANT LECTURER 46 5 47 98 OTHER 40 8 0 48 LECTURER 56% SENIOR LECTURER 20% 20
ACADEMIC STAFF BY HIGHEST LEVEL OF ACADEMIC QUALIFICATION BY CAMPUS CAMPUS 600 500 400 300 200 100 OTHER BACHELORS MASTERS PHD 0 MONA CAVE HILL ST AUGUSTINE CHART 13 FULL TIME ACADEMIC STAFF BY ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS: 2008 09 09 QUALIFICATIONS MONA CAVE HILL ST AUGUSTINE PHD 304 148 305 757 ALL ACADEMIC STAFF BY HIGHEST LEVEL OF ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONACADEMIC LEVEL ACADEMIC MASTERS 116 59 141 316 BACHELORS 13% OTHER 2% BACHELORS 78 7 70 155 OTHER 6 1 22 29 504 215 538 1257 MASTERS 25% PHD 60% 21
CHART 14 GENDER DIFFERENTIALS OF ACADEMIC STAFF BY LEVELS OF APPOINTMENTDIFFERENTIALS ACADEMIC STAFF LEVELS APPOINTMENT MALE FEMALE ASSISTANT LECTURER 42.4% 4% 57.6% LECTURER SENIOR LECTURER 48.5% 61.6% 51.5% 38.4% ACADEMIC STAFF BY LEVEL AND SEX: 2008-09 LEVEL OF APPOINTMENT MALE FEMALE PROFESSORIAL 74.4% 4% 25.6% 172 SENIOR LECTURER 61.6% 38.4% 318 LECTURER 48.5% 51.5% 924 ASSISTANT LECTURER 42.4% 57.6% 151 OTHER 49.5% 50.5% 101 53.2% 46.8% 1666 PROFESSORIAL 74.4% 4% 25.6% 22
CAMPUS DISTRIBUTION OF GRADUATES BY PROGRAMME LEVEL OF BY PROGRAMME 100% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0% MONA CAVE HILL ST AUGUSTINE UNDERGRADUATE CERTIFICATES & DIPLOMAS CHART 15 ADVANCED DIPLOMAS HIGHER DEGREES OUTPUT OF GRADUATES BY PROGRAMME LEVEL: 2008 09 OF PROGRAMME 09 ST PROGRAMME LEVEL MONA CAVE HILL AUGUSTINE UNDERGRADUATE 2187 1062 2612 5861 UNIVERSITY DISTRIBUTION OF GRADUATES BY PROGRAMME LEVEL OF BY CERTIFICATES & DIPLOMAS 87 87 211 385 ADVANCED DIPLOMASDIPLOMAS 22 8 205 235 HIGHER DEGREES 835 251 658 1744 HIGHER DEGREES 31313 1408 3686 8225 21% ADVANCED DIPLOMAS 3% CERTIFICATES & DIPLOMAS 5% UNDERGRADUATE 71% 23
FIRST DEGREES AWARDED BY CLASS OF DEGREE BY CAMPUS CAMPUS ST AUGUSTINE CAVE HILL MONA CHART 16 FIRST CLASS UPPER SECOND LOWER SECOND FIRST DEGREE GRADUATES BY CLASS OF DEGREES: 2008 09 GRADUATES DEGREES 09 ST PASS HONOURS/DISTINCTION CLASS OF DEGREE MONA CAVE HILL AUGUSTINE FIRST CLASS 193 68 202 463 UPPER SECOND 584 244 550 1378 UNIVERSITY FIRST DEGREES AWARDED BY CLASS OF DEGREE AWARDED OF LOWER SECOND 958 561 1079 2598 HONOURS/DIST. 1% FIRST CLASS 8% PASS 452 189 744 1385 HONOURS/DISTINCTION 0 0 37 37 2187 1062 2612 5861 PASS 24% UPPER SECOND 23% LOWER SECOND 44% 24
TERRITORIAL DISTRIBUTION OF GRADUATES BY CAMPUS OF BY ST AUGUSTINE MONA CAVE HILL 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% BARBADOS JAMAICA TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO AND TOBAGO UWI 12 OTHER CHART 17 TERRITORIAL DISTRIBUTION OF UWI GRADUATES: 2008 09 OF UWI 09 ST COUNTRY OF ORIGINOF ORIGIN CAVE HILL MONA AUGUSTINE BARBADOS 939 42 46 1027 TERRITORIAL DIST. OF UWI GRADUATES OF JAMAICA 67 2803 46 2916 UWI 12 TRINIDAD AND TOBAGOAND TOBAGO 100 118 3318 3536 OTHER UWI 12 279 120 143 542 2% BARBADOS OTHER 23 48 133 204 13% 1408 3131 3686 8225 TRINIDAD AND AND TOBAGO 43% JAMAICA 35% 25
26 THE UNIVERSITY OF THE WEST INDIES INCOME BY SOURCE UWI INCOME BY SOURCE UWI OTHER CHART 18 OTHER CHART 18 COMMERCIAL OTHER 3% FINANCIAL SUMMARY COMMERCIAL OTHER 3% FINANCIAL SUMMARY OPERATION OTHER 3% UWI CONSOLIDATED ACCOUNTS: 2008 09 OPERATION OTHER 3% UWI CONSOLIDATED ACCOUNTS: 2008 09 OPERATION OTHER 3% OPERATION OTHER 3% OTHER PROJECTS OPERATION OTHER 3% INCOME BY SOURCE OTHER PROJECTS OPERATION OTHER 3% INCOME BY SOURCE WEST INDIES 13% OPERATION OTHER 3% WEST INDIES 13% OPERATION OTHER 3% WEST INDIES GOV'T 13% OPERATION OTHER 3% INCOME BDS$'000 WEST INDIES GOV'T 13% OPERATION OTHER 3% INCOME BDS$ 000 WEST INDIES GOV'T CONTRIBUTION 5 SPECIAL PROJECTS 13% OPERATION OTHER 3% WEST INDIES GOV'T CONTRIBUTION 492,208 WEST INDIES GOV'T CONTRIBUTION 5 SPECIAL PROJECTS 13% OPERATION OTHER 3% WEST INDIES GOV T CONTRIBUTION 492,208 WEST INDIES GOV'T CONTRIBUTION 5 SPECIAL PROJECTS 6% 13% OPERATION OTHER 3% TUITION FEES 122,416 WEST INDIES GOV'T CONTRIBUTION 5 SPECIAL PROJECTS 6% 13% OPERATION OTHER 3% TUITION FEES 122,416 WEST INDIES GOV'T CONTRIBUTION 5 SPECIAL PROJECTS 6% 13% OPERATION OTHER 3% SPECIAL PROJECTS 53,294 WEST INDIES GOV'T CONTRIBUTION 5 SPECIAL PROJECTS 6% 13% OPERATION OTHER 3% SPECIAL PROJECTS 53,294 WEST INDIES GOV'T CONTRIBUTION 5 SPECIAL PROJECTS 6% 13% OPERATION OTHER 3% OTHER PROJECTS 109,723 WEST INDIES GOV'T CONTRIBUTION 5 SPECIAL PROJECTS 6% 13% OPERATION OTHER 3% 109,723 WEST INDIES GOV'T CONTRIBUTION 5 TUITION FEES 14% SPECIAL PROJECTS 6% 13% OPERATION OTHER 3% OPERATION 58,578 WEST INDIES GOV'T CONTRIBUTION 5 TUITION FEES 14% SPECIAL PROJECTS 6% 13% OPERATION OTHER 3% OPERATION 58,578 WEST INDIES GOV'T CONTRIBUTION 5 TUITION FEES 14% SPECIAL PROJECTS 6% 13% OPERATION OTHER 3% OTHER 31,319 WEST INDIES GOV'T CONTRIBUTION 5 TUITION FEES 14% SPECIAL PROJECTS 6% 13% OPERATION OTHER 3% OTHER 31,319 867 538 WEST INDIES GOV'T CONTRIBUTION 5 TUITION FEES 14% SPECIAL PROJECTS 6% 13% OPERATION OTHER 3% 867,538 WEST INDIES GOV'T CONTRIBUTION 5 TUITION FEES 14% SPECIAL PROJECTS 6% 13% OPERATION OTHER 3% 867,538 WEST INDIES GOV'T CONTRIBUTION 5 TUITION FEES 14% SPECIAL PROJECTS 6% 13% OPERATION OTHER 3% EXPENDITURE BY CATEGORY EXPENDITURE BY CATEGORY EXPENDITURE BY CATEGORY WEST INDIES GOV'T CONTRIBUTION 5 TUITION FEES 14% SPECIAL PROJECTS 6% 13% OPERATION OTHER 3% COMMERCIAL WEST INDIES GOV'T CONTRIBUTION 5 TUITION FEES 14% SPECIAL PROJECTS 6% 13% OPERATION OTHER 3% COMMERCIAL WEST INDIES GOV'T CONTRIBUTION 5 TUITION FEES 14% SPECIAL PROJECTS 6% 13% OPERATION OTHER 3% ADMINISTRATIVE 10% OPERATIONS WEST INDIES GOV'T CONTRIBUTION 5 TUITION FEES 14% SPECIAL PROJECTS 6% 13% OPERATION OTHER 3% ADMINISTRATIVE 10% OPERATIONS WEST INDIES GOV'T CONTRIBUTION 5 TUITION FEES 14% SPECIAL PROJECTS 6% 13% OPERATION OTHER 3% ADMINISTRATIVE 10% OPERATIONS WEST INDIES GOV'T CONTRIBUTION 5 TUITION FEES 14% SPECIAL PROJECTS 6% 13% OPERATION OTHER 3% ADMINISTRATIVE 10% OPERATIONS EXPENDITURE BY CATEGORY WEST INDIES GOV'T CONTRIBUTION 5 TUITION FEES 14% SPECIAL PROJECTS 6% 13% OPERATION OTHER 3% ADMINISTRATIVE 10% OPERATIONS EXPENDITURE BY CATEGORY WEST INDIES GOV'T CONTRIBUTION 5 TUITION FEES 14% SPECIAL PROJECTS 6% 13% OPERATION OTHER 3% ADMINISTRATIVE 10% OPERATIONS EXPENDITURE BY CATEGORY WEST INDIES GOV'T CONTRIBUTION 5 TUITION FEES 14% SPECIAL PROJECTS 6% 13% OPERATION OTHER 3% ADMINISTRATIVE 10% 12% OPERATIONS WEST INDIES GOV'T CONTRIBUTION 5 TUITION FEES 14% SPECIAL PROJECTS 6% 13% OPERATION OTHER 3% ADMINISTRATIVE 10% 12% OPERATIONS EXPENDITURE BDS $ WEST INDIES GOV'T CONTRIBUTION 5 TUITION FEES 14% SPECIAL PROJECTS 6% 13% OPERATION OTHER 3% ADMINISTRATIVE 10% SPECIAL PROJECTS 12% OPERATIONS EXPENDITURE BDS $ WEST INDIES GOV'T CONTRIBUTION 5 TUITION FEES 14% SPECIAL PROJECTS 6% 13% OPERATION OTHER 3% ADMINISTRATIVE 10% SPECIAL PROJECTS 12% OPERATIONS EXPENDITURE BDS $ ADMINISTRATIVE 80 427 WEST INDIES GOV'T CONTRIBUTION 5 TUITION FEES 14% SPECIAL PROJECTS 6% 13% OPERATION OTHER 3% ADMINISTRATIVE 10% SPECIAL PROJECTS 6% 12% OPERATIONS ADMINISTRATIVE 80,427 WEST INDIES GOV'T CONTRIBUTION 5 TUITION FEES 14% SPECIAL PROJECTS 6% 13% OPERATION OTHER 3% ADMINISTRATIVE 10% SPECIAL PROJECTS 6% 12% OPERATIONS, DEPARTMENTS 444 326 WEST INDIES GOV'T CONTRIBUTION 5 TUITION FEES 14% SPECIAL PROJECTS 6% 13% OPERATION OTHER 3% ADMINISTRATIVE 10% SPECIAL PROJECTS 6% 12% OPERATIONS DEPARTMENTS 444,326 WEST INDIES GOV'T CONTRIBUTION 5 TUITION FEES 14% SPECIAL PROJECTS 6% 13% OPERATION OTHER 3% ADMINISTRATIVE 10% SPECIAL PROJECTS 6% 12% OPERATIONS, CENTRAL EXPENDITURE 109 755 WEST INDIES GOV'T CONTRIBUTION 5 TUITION FEES 14% SPECIAL PROJECTS 6% 13% OPERATION OTHER 3% ADMINISTRATIVE 10% SPECIAL PROJECTS 6% 12% OPERATIONS CENTRAL EXPENDITURE 109,755 WEST INDIES GOV'T CONTRIBUTION 5 TUITION FEES 14% SPECIAL PROJECTS 6% 13% OPERATION OTHER 3% ADMINISTRATIVE 10% CENTRAL SPECIAL PROJECTS 6% 12% OPERATIONS, SPECIAL PROJECTS 53 294 WEST INDIES GOV'T CONTRIBUTION 5 TUITION FEES 14% SPECIAL PROJECTS 6% 13% OPERATION OTHER 3% ADMINISTRATIVE 10% CENTRAL SPECIAL PROJECTS 6% 12% OPERATIONS SPECIAL PROJECTS 53,294 WEST INDIES GOV'T CONTRIBUTION 5 TUITION FEES 14% SPECIAL PROJECTS 6% 13% OPERATION OTHER 3% ADMINISTRATIVE 10% DEPARTMENTS CENTRAL EXPENDITURE 13% SPECIAL PROJECTS 6% 12% OPERATIONS, OTHER PROJECTS 104 985 WEST INDIES GOV'T CONTRIBUTION 5 TUITION FEES 14% SPECIAL PROJECTS 6% 13% OPERATION OTHER 3% ADMINISTRATIVE 10% DEPARTMENTS CENTRAL EXPENDITURE 13% SPECIAL PROJECTS 6% 12% OPERATIONS 104,985 WEST INDIES GOV'T CONTRIBUTION 5 TUITION FEES 14% SPECIAL PROJECTS 6% 13% OPERATION OTHER 3% ADMINISTRATIVE 10% DEPARTMENTS 52% CENTRAL EXPENDITURE 13% SPECIAL PROJECTS 6% 12% OPERATIONS, COMMERCIAL OPERATIONS 55 410 WEST INDIES GOV'T CONTRIBUTION 5 TUITION FEES 14% SPECIAL PROJECTS 6% 13% OPERATION OTHER 3% ADMINISTRATIVE 10% DEPARTMENTS 52% CENTRAL EXPENDITURE 13% SPECIAL PROJECTS 6% 12% OPERATIONS OPERATIONS 55,410 WEST INDIES GOV'T CONTRIBUTION 5 TUITION FEES 14% SPECIAL PROJECTS 6% 13% OPERATION OTHER 3% ADMINISTRATIVE 10% DEPARTMENTS 52% CENTRAL EXPENDITURE 13% SPECIAL PROJECTS 6% 12% OPERATIONS, 848 197 WEST INDIES GOV'T CONTRIBUTION 5 TUITION FEES 14% SPECIAL PROJECTS 6% 13% OPERATION OTHER 3% ADMINISTRATIVE 10% DEPARTMENTS 52% CENTRAL EXPENDITURE 13% SPECIAL PROJECTS 6% 12% OPERATIONS 848,197 WEST INDIES GOV'T CONTRIBUTION 5 TUITION FEES 14% SPECIAL PROJECTS 6% 13% OPERATION OTHER 3% ADMINISTRATIVE 10% DEPARTMENTS 52% CENTRAL EXPENDITURE 13% SPECIAL PROJECTS 6% 12% OPERATIONS WEST INDIES GOV'T CONTRIBUTION 5 TUITION FEES 14% SPECIAL PROJECTS 6% 13% OPERATION OTHER 3% ADMINISTRATIVE 10% DEPARTMENTS 52% CENTRAL EXPENDITURE 13% SPECIAL PROJECTS 6% 12% OPERATIONS WEST INDIES GOV'T CONTRIBUTION 5 TUITION FEES 14% SPECIAL PROJECTS 6% 13% OPERATION OTHER 3% ADMINISTRATIVE 10% DEPARTMENTS 52% CENTRAL EXPENDITURE 13% SPECIAL PROJECTS 6% 12% OPERATIONS WEST INDIES GOV'T CONTRIBUTION 5 TUITION FEES 14% SPECIAL PROJECTS 6% 13% OPERATION OTHER 3% ADMINISTRATIVE 10% DEPARTMENTS 52% CENTRAL EXPENDITURE 13% SPECIAL PROJECTS 6% 12% OPERATIONS WEST INDIES GOV'T CONTRIBUTION 5 TUITION FEES 14% SPECIAL PROJECTS 6% 13% OPERATION OTHER 3% ADMINISTRATIVE 10% DEPARTMENTS 52% CENTRAL EXPENDITURE 13% SPECIAL PROJECTS 6% 12% OPERATIONS
27 THE UNIVERSITY OF THE WEST INDIES CHART 19 CHART 19 DISTRIBUTION OF SUCCESSFUL GRANT APPLICATIONS FOR PERIOD:AUG 2007 TO MAR 2009 BY THEME AREA UWI DISTRIBUTION OF SUCCESSFUL GRANT APPLICATIONS FOR PERIOD:AUG. 2007 TO MAR. 2009 BY THEME AREA UWI Health and Wellness 25 4% Health and Wellness 25 4% Health and Wellness 25.4% Health and Wellness 25.4% Natural Hazards Management, Natural Resources and Environmental M t Health and Wellness 14 8% 25.4% Natural Hazards Management, Natural Resources and Environmental M t Health and Wellness 14 8% 25.4% Natural Hazards Management, Natural Resources and Environmental Management Health and Wellness 14.8% 25.4% Natural Hazards Management, Natural Resources and Environmental Management Health and Wellness 14.8% 25.4% Competitiveness Natural Hazards Management, Natural Resources and Environmental Management Health and Wellness 11 9% 14.8% 25.4% Competitiveness Natural Hazards Management, Natural Resources and Environmental Management Health and Wellness 11 9% 14.8% 25.4% Competitiveness Natural Hazards Management, Natural Resources and Environmental Management Health and Wellness 11.9% 14.8% 25.4% Competitiveness Natural Hazards Management, Natural Resources and Environmental Management Health and Wellness 11.9% 14.8% 25.4% Social Economic and Legal Studies Competitiveness Natural Hazards Management, Natural Resources and Environmental Management Health and Wellness 11 8% 11.9% 14.8% 25.4% Social Economic and Legal Studies Competitiveness Natural Hazards Management, Natural Resources and Environmental Management Health and Wellness 11 8% 11.9% 14.8% 25.4% Social, Economic and Legal Studies Competitiveness Natural Hazards Management, Natural Resources and Environmental Management Health and Wellness 11.8% 11.9% 14.8% 25.4% Social, Economic and Legal Studies Competitiveness Natural Hazards Management, Natural Resources and Environmental Management Health and Wellness 11.8% 11.9% 14.8% 25.4% Sustainable Tourism Social, Economic and Legal Studies Competitiveness Natural Hazards Management, Natural Resources and Environmental Management Health and Wellness 10 9% 11.8% 11.9% 14.8% 25.4% Sustainable Tourism Social, Economic and Legal Studies Competitiveness Natural Hazards Management, Natural Resources and Environmental Management Health and Wellness 10 9% 11.8% 11.9% 14.8% 25.4% Sustainable Tourism Social, Economic and Legal Studies Competitiveness Natural Hazards Management, Natural Resources and Environmental Management Health and Wellness 10.9% 11.8% 11.9% 14.8% 25.4% Education Sustainable Tourism Social, Economic and Legal Studies Competitiveness Natural Hazards Management, Natural Resources and Environmental Management Health and Wellness 8 0% 10.9% 11.8% 11.9% 14.8% 25.4% Education Sustainable Tourism Social, Economic and Legal Studies Competitiveness Natural Hazards Management, Natural Resources and Environmental Management Health and Wellness 8 0% 10.9% 11.8% 11.9% 14.8% 25.4% Education Sustainable Tourism Social, Economic and Legal Studies Competitiveness Natural Hazards Management, Natural Resources and Environmental Management Health and Wellness 8.0% 10.9% 11.8% 11.9% 14.8% 25.4% Education Sustainable Tourism Social, Economic and Legal Studies Competitiveness Natural Hazards Management, Natural Resources and Environmental Management Health and Wellness 8.0% 10.9% 11.8% 11.9% 14.8% 25.4% Bi di it N t l P d t d U i G ti R Education Sustainable Tourism Social, Economic and Legal Studies Competitiveness Natural Hazards Management, Natural Resources and Environmental Management Health and Wellness 8.0% 10.9% 11.8% 11.9% 14.8% 25.4% Bi di it N t l P d t d U i G ti R Education Sustainable Tourism Social, Economic and Legal Studies Competitiveness Natural Hazards Management, Natural Resources and Environmental Management Health and Wellness 8.0% 10.9% 11.8% 11.9% 14.8% 25.4% Biodiversity, Natural Products and Unique Genetic Resources Education Sustainable Tourism Social, Economic and Legal Studies Competitiveness Natural Hazards Management, Natural Resources and Environmental Management Health and Wellness 4.8% 8.0% 10.9% 11.8% 11.9% 14.8% 25.4% Biodiversity, Natural Products and Unique Genetic Resources Education Sustainable Tourism Social, Economic and Legal Studies Competitiveness Natural Hazards Management, Natural Resources and Environmental Management Health and Wellness 4.8% 8.0% 10.9% 11.8% 11.9% 14.8% 25.4% Biodiversity, Natural Products and Unique Genetic Resources Education Sustainable Tourism Social, Economic and Legal Studies Competitiveness Natural Hazards Management, Natural Resources and Environmental Management Health and Wellness 4.8% 8.0% 10.9% 11.8% 11.9% 14.8% 25.4% Biodiversity, Natural Products and Unique Genetic Resources Education Sustainable Tourism Social, Economic and Legal Studies Competitiveness Natural Hazards Management, Natural Resources and Environmental Management Health and Wellness 4.8% 8.0% 10.9% 11.8% 11.9% 14.8% 25.4% International Trade and the EPA Biodiversity, Natural Products and Unique Genetic Resources Education Sustainable Tourism Social, Economic and Legal Studies Competitiveness Natural Hazards Management, Natural Resources and Environmental Management Health and Wellness 2. 4.8% 8.0% 10.9% 11.8% 11.9% 14.8% 25.4% International Trade and the EPA Biodiversity, Natural Products and Unique Genetic Resources Education Sustainable Tourism Social, Economic and Legal Studies Competitiveness Natural Hazards Management, Natural Resources and Environmental Management Health and Wellness 2. 4.8% 8.0% 10.9% 11.8% 11.9% 14.8% 25.4% International Trade and the EPA Biodiversity, Natural Products and Unique Genetic Resources Education Sustainable Tourism Social, Economic and Legal Studies Competitiveness Natural Hazards Management, Natural Resources and Environmental Management Health and Wellness 2. 4.8% 8.0% 10.9% 11.8% 11.9% 14.8% 25.4% International Trade and the EPA Biodiversity, Natural Products and Unique Genetic Resources Education Sustainable Tourism Social, Economic and Legal Studies Competitiveness Natural Hazards Management, Natural Resources and Environmental Management Health and Wellness 2. 4.8% 8.0% 10.9% 11.8% 11.9% 14.8% 25.4% Governance and Management of the Caribbean Sea International Trade and the EPA Biodiversity, Natural Products and Unique Genetic Resources Education Sustainable Tourism Social, Economic and Legal Studies Competitiveness Natural Hazards Management, Natural Resources and Environmental Management Health and Wellness 2.2% 2. 4.8% 8.0% 10.9% 11.8% 11.9% 14.8% 25.4% Governance and Management of the Caribbean Sea International Trade and the EPA Biodiversity, Natural Products and Unique Genetic Resources Education Sustainable Tourism Social, Economic and Legal Studies Competitiveness Natural Hazards Management, Natural Resources and Environmental Management Health and Wellness 2.2% 2. 4.8% 8.0% 10.9% 11.8% 11.9% 14.8% 25.4% Governance and Management of the Caribbean Sea International Trade and the EPA Biodiversity, Natural Products and Unique Genetic Resources Education Sustainable Tourism Social, Economic and Legal Studies Competitiveness Natural Hazards Management, Natural Resources and Environmental Management Health and Wellness 2.2% 2. 4.8% 8.0% 10.9% 11.8% 11.9% 14.8% 25.4% Governance and Management of the Caribbean Sea International Trade and the EPA Biodiversity, Natural Products and Unique Genetic Resources Education Sustainable Tourism Social, Economic and Legal Studies Competitiveness Natural Hazards Management, Natural Resources and Environmental Management Health and Wellness 2.2% 2. 4.8% 8.0% 10.9% 11.8% 11.9% 14.8% 25.4% Integration Studies and CSME Governance and Management of the Caribbean Sea International Trade and the EPA Biodiversity, Natural Products and Unique Genetic Resources Education Sustainable Tourism Social, Economic and Legal Studies Competitiveness Natural Hazards Management, Natural Resources and Environmental Management Health and Wellness 1. 2.2% 2. 4.8% 8.0% 10.9% 11.8% 11.9% 14.8% 25.4% Integration Studies and CSME Governance and Management of the Caribbean Sea International Trade and the EPA Biodiversity, Natural Products and Unique Genetic Resources Education Sustainable Tourism Social, Economic and Legal Studies Competitiveness Natural Hazards Management, Natural Resources and Environmental Management Health and Wellness 1. 2.2% 2. 4.8% 8.0% 10.9% 11.8% 11.9% 14.8% 25.4% Integration Studies and CSME Governance and Management of the Caribbean Sea International Trade and the EPA Biodiversity, Natural Products and Unique Genetic Resources Education Sustainable Tourism Social, Economic and Legal Studies Competitiveness Natural Hazards Management, Natural Resources and Environmental Management Health and Wellness 1. 2.2% 2. 4.8% 8.0% 10.9% 11.8% 11.9% 14.8% 25.4% Integration Studies and CSME Governance and Management of the Caribbean Sea International Trade and the EPA Biodiversity, Natural Products and Unique Genetic Resources Education Sustainable Tourism Social, Economic and Legal Studies Competitiveness Natural Hazards Management, Natural Resources and Environmental Management Health and Wellness 1. 2.2% 2. 4.8% 8.0% 10.9% 11.8% 11.9% 14.8% 25.4% Agriculture and Food Security Integration Studies and CSME Governance and Management of the Caribbean Sea International Trade and the EPA Biodiversity, Natural Products and Unique Genetic Resources Education Sustainable Tourism Social, Economic and Legal Studies Competitiveness Natural Hazards Management, Natural Resources and Environmental Management Health and Wellness 1.4% 1. 2.2% 2. 4.8% 8.0% 10.9% 11.8% 11.9% 14.8% 25.4% Agriculture and Food Security Integration Studies and CSME Governance and Management of the Caribbean Sea International Trade and the EPA Biodiversity, Natural Products and Unique Genetic Resources Education Sustainable Tourism Social, Economic and Legal Studies Competitiveness Natural Hazards Management, Natural Resources and Environmental Management Health and Wellness 1.4% 1. 2.2% 2. 4.8% 8.0% 10.9% 11.8% 11.9% 14.8% 25.4% Agriculture and Food Security Integration Studies and CSME Governance and Management of the Caribbean Sea International Trade and the EPA Biodiversity, Natural Products and Unique Genetic Resources Education Sustainable Tourism Social, Economic and Legal Studies Competitiveness Natural Hazards Management, Natural Resources and Environmental Management Health and Wellness 1.4% 1. 2.2% 2. 4.8% 8.0% 10.9% 11.8% 11.9% 14.8% 25.4% Agriculture and Food Security Integration Studies and CSME Governance and Management of the Caribbean Sea International Trade and the EPA Biodiversity, Natural Products and Unique Genetic Resources Education Sustainable Tourism Social, Economic and Legal Studies Competitiveness Natural Hazards Management, Natural Resources and Environmental Management Health and Wellness 1.4% 1. 2.2% 2. 4.8% 8.0% 10.9% 11.8% 11.9% 14.8% 25.4% Other Agriculture and Food Security Integration Studies and CSME Governance and Management of the Caribbean Sea International Trade and the EPA Biodiversity, Natural Products and Unique Genetic Resources Education Sustainable Tourism Social, Economic and Legal Studies Competitiveness Natural Hazards Management, Natural Resources and Environmental Management Health and Wellness 1.3% 1.4% 1. 2.2% 2. 4.8% 8.0% 10.9% 11.8% 11.9% 14.8% 25.4% Other Agriculture and Food Security Integration Studies and CSME Governance and Management of the Caribbean Sea International Trade and the EPA Biodiversity, Natural Products and Unique Genetic Resources Education Sustainable Tourism Social, Economic and Legal Studies Competitiveness Natural Hazards Management, Natural Resources and Environmental Management Health and Wellness 1.3% 1.4% 1. 2.2% 2. 4.8% 8.0% 10.9% 11.8% 11.9% 14.8% 25.4% Other Agriculture and Food Security Integration Studies and CSME Governance and Management of the Caribbean Sea International Trade and the EPA Biodiversity, Natural Products and Unique Genetic Resources Education Sustainable Tourism Social, Economic and Legal Studies Competitiveness Natural Hazards Management, Natural Resources and Environmental Management Health and Wellness 1.3% 1.4% 1. 2.2% 2. 4.8% 8.0% 10.9% 11.8% 11.9% 14.8% 25.4% Other Agriculture and Food Security Integration Studies and CSME Governance and Management of the Caribbean Sea International Trade and the EPA Biodiversity, Natural Products and Unique Genetic Resources Education Sustainable Tourism Social, Economic and Legal Studies Competitiveness Natural Hazards Management, Natural Resources and Environmental Management Health and Wellness 1.3% 1.4% 1. 2.2% 2. 4.8% 8.0% 10.9% 11.8% 11.9% 14.8% 25.4% Renewable Energy Other Agriculture and Food Security Integration Studies and CSME Governance and Management of the Caribbean Sea International Trade and the EPA Biodiversity, Natural Products and Unique Genetic Resources Education Sustainable Tourism Social, Economic and Legal Studies Competitiveness Natural Hazards Management, Natural Resources and Environmental Management Health and Wellness 1.13% 1.3% 1.4% 1. 2.2% 2. 4.8% 8.0% 10.9% 11.8% 11.9% 14.8% 25.4% Renewable Energy Other Agriculture and Food Security Integration Studies and CSME Governance and Management of the Caribbean Sea International Trade and the EPA Biodiversity, Natural Products and Unique Genetic Resources Education Sustainable Tourism Social, Economic and Legal Studies Competitiveness Natural Hazards Management, Natural Resources and Environmental Management Health and Wellness 1.13% 1.3% 1.4% 1. 2.2% 2. 4.8% 8.0% 10.9% 11.8% 11.9% 14.8% 25.4% Renewable Energy Other Agriculture and Food Security Integration Studies and CSME Governance and Management of the Caribbean Sea International Trade and the EPA Biodiversity, Natural Products and Unique Genetic Resources Education Sustainable Tourism Social, Economic and Legal Studies Competitiveness Natural Hazards Management, Natural Resources and Environmental Management Health and Wellness 1.13% 1.3% 1.4% 1. 2.2% 2. 4.8% 8.0% 10.9% 11.8% 11.9% 14.8% 25.4% Cultural Studies Renewable Energy Other Agriculture and Food Security Integration Studies and CSME Governance and Management of the Caribbean Sea International Trade and the EPA Biodiversity, Natural Products and Unique Genetic Resources Education Sustainable Tourism Social, Economic and Legal Studies Competitiveness Natural Hazards Management, Natural Resources and Environmental Management Health and Wellness 1.1% 1.13% 1.3% 1.4% 1. 2.2% 2. 4.8% 8.0% 10.9% 11.8% 11.9% 14.8% 25.4% Cultural Studies Renewable Energy Other Agriculture and Food Security Integration Studies and CSME Governance and Management of the Caribbean Sea International Trade and the EPA Biodiversity, Natural Products and Unique Genetic Resources Education Sustainable Tourism Social, Economic and Legal Studies Competitiveness Natural Hazards Management, Natural Resources and Environmental Management Health and Wellness 1.1% 1.13% 1.3% 1.4% 1. 2.2% 2. 4.8% 8.0% 10.9% 11.8% 11.9% 14.8% 25.4% Cultural Studies Renewable Energy Other Agriculture and Food Security Integration Studies and CSME Governance and Management of the Caribbean Sea International Trade and the EPA Biodiversity, Natural Products and Unique Genetic Resources Education Sustainable Tourism Social, Economic and Legal Studies Competitiveness Natural Hazards Management, Natural Resources and Environmental Management Health and Wellness 1.1% 1.13% 1.3% 1.4% 1. 2.2% 2. 4.8% 8.0% 10.9% 11.8% 11.9% 14.8% 25.4% Cultural Studies Renewable Energy Other Agriculture and Food Security Integration Studies and CSME Governance and Management of the Caribbean Sea International Trade and the EPA Biodiversity, Natural Products and Unique Genetic Resources Education Sustainable Tourism Social, Economic and Legal Studies Competitiveness Natural Hazards Management, Natural Resources and Environmental Management Health and Wellness 1.1% 1.13% 1.3% 1.4% 1. 2.2% 2. 4.8% 8.0% 10.9% 11.8% 11.9% 14.8% 25.4% Biotechnology Cultural Studies Renewable Energy Other Agriculture and Food Security Integration Studies and CSME Governance and Management of the Caribbean Sea International Trade and the EPA Biodiversity, Natural Products and Unique Genetic Resources Education Sustainable Tourism Social, Economic and Legal Studies Competitiveness Natural Hazards Management, Natural Resources and Environmental Management Health and Wellness 1.0% 1.1% 1.13% 1.3% 1.4% 1. 2.2% 2. 4.8% 8.0% 10.9% 11.8% 11.9% 14.8% 25.4% Biotechnology Cultural Studies Renewable Energy Other Agriculture and Food Security Integration Studies and CSME Governance and Management of the Caribbean Sea International Trade and the EPA Biodiversity, Natural Products and Unique Genetic Resources Education Sustainable Tourism Social, Economic and Legal Studies Competitiveness Natural Hazards Management, Natural Resources and Environmental Management Health and Wellness 1.0% 1.1% 1.13% 1.3% 1.4% 1. 2.2% 2. 4.8% 8.0% 10.9% 11.8% 11.9% 14.8% 25.4% Biotechnology Cultural Studies Renewable Energy Other Agriculture and Food Security Integration Studies and CSME Governance and Management of the Caribbean Sea International Trade and the EPA Biodiversity, Natural Products and Unique Genetic Resources Education Sustainable Tourism Social, Economic and Legal Studies Competitiveness Natural Hazards Management, Natural Resources and Environmental Management Health and Wellness 1.0% 1.1% 1.13% 1.3% 1.4% 1. 2.2% 2. 4.8% 8.0% 10.9% 11.8% 11.9% 14.8% 25.4% Biotechnology Cultural Studies Renewable Energy Other Agriculture and Food Security Integration Studies and CSME Governance and Management of the Caribbean Sea International Trade and the EPA Biodiversity, Natural Products and Unique Genetic Resources Education Sustainable Tourism Social, Economic and Legal Studies Competitiveness Natural Hazards Management, Natural Resources and Environmental Management Health and Wellness 1.0% 1.1% 1.13% 1.3% 1.4% 1. 2.2% 2. 4.8% 8.0% 10.9% 11.8% 11.9% 14.8% 25.4% Climate Change Biotechnology Cultural Studies Renewable Energy Other Agriculture and Food Security Integration Studies and CSME Governance and Management of the Caribbean Sea International Trade and the EPA Biodiversity, Natural Products and Unique Genetic Resources Education Sustainable Tourism Social, Economic and Legal Studies Competitiveness Natural Hazards Management, Natural Resources and Environmental Management Health and Wellness 0.1% 1.0% 1.1% 1.13% 1.3% 1.4% 1. 2.2% 2. 4.8% 8.0% 10.9% 11.8% 11.9% 14.8% 25.4% Climate Change Biotechnology Cultural Studies Renewable Energy Other Agriculture and Food Security Integration Studies and CSME Governance and Management of the Caribbean Sea International Trade and the EPA Biodiversity, Natural Products and Unique Genetic Resources Education Sustainable Tourism Social, Economic and 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