This programme is designed to provide basic theological exposure for the laity.  It has also provided lower level matriculation requirements for the undergraduate programmes.  It comprises six modules over a two year period.  

The dates for the academic year will normally follow the arrangements made by the Ministry of Education for government schools.  Classes normally begin on the first Saturday of the first week of school.

Here is a brief description of the programme:

• The Diploma has six modules which are facilitated over a two (2) year period.
• Each module is taught over a twelve-week term, which comprises 12 study sessions of 2 hours each.
• On successful completion, a student will be awarded with a Certificate issued by Codrington College.
• The course administrator is The Rev'd Dr. Michael A. Clarke, Principal.  Contact information as follows:
  Email: michael.clarke@codrington.org; Tel: + 246 416 8050; Fax: + 246 423 1592
• The cost per module must be paid by the first day of class. If you have any financial difficulties please contact the Registrar.
• There is a refundable caution fee for use of the library, which is payable on registration.
• There is a library registration fee payable in the first term.  Please provide two passport size photographs with your application
• Course assessments comprise of one or a combination of the following: assignments, projects, examinations and other assessment methods.
  
  Face-to-Face Programme:
• Classes usually start at 10:00 A.M and are held on Saturday mornings at Codrington College, St. John.
  
  On-line Programme:
• Asynchronous  Course content
• Synchronous sessions with the Facilitator
  
  
  

Course List Effective September, 2015 - Subject to change.

An Introduction to Systematic Theology  An Introduction to the Old Testament 

An Introduction to the New Testament   The History of Christianity

Christian Ethics  Comparative Religion

Course: An Introduction to Systematic Theology
Lecturer: Dr. Kirkley Sands

• Information to be supplied by the tutor
  

Course: An Introduction to the Old Testament
Lecturer: The Rev’d John Rogers

• Law                           
• Prophets                         
• Writings
                         

Course: An Introduction to the New Testament
Lecturer: Rev Trevor O’Neale

• Background to the New Testament Texts
• Paul and his Letters       
• Jesus and the Gospels
• Revelation
  

Course: The History of Christianity
Lecturer: The Rev’d Luther Johnson

• Early and Middle Ages               
• Reformation                       
• Caribbean
                        

Course: Christian Ethics
Lecturer: The Very Rev’d Jeffrey Gibson

• Philosophy and Ethics               
• The Bible and Ethics
• Human Sexuality in Christian Perspective
  

Course: Comparative Religion
Lecturer: To Be Announced

• Information to be supplied by the lecturer

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LTH AND BA (THEOLOGY) DEGREE

1. The Licentiate in Theology and/or the degree of Bachelor of Arts (Theology) will be awarded to students of Theological Colleges affiliated with The University of the West Indies who, having completed the appropriate course of study prescribed by these Regulations, have satisfied the examiners in the examination for the LTh and/or the BA (Theology).

2. The Theological Colleges concerned are responsible for the admission of students and shall submit to the University, at the appropriate time, a list of students and their qualifications for the purpose of matriculation.

QUALIFICATIONS FOR UNDERGRADUATE ENTRY TO THE LICENTIATE IN THEOLOGY (L.Th)

The following are eligible for admission to the prescribed course of study for the Licentiate in Theology:

1. Graduates of an approved University;
   
   OR
   
   
2. Students who have passed the Higher School Certificate examination or the General Certificate of Education in at least two principal advanced level subjects;
   
   OR
   
   
3. Students who qualify for admission under the Regulations governing Matriculation; or
   
   • Minimum of five (5) CSEC (CXC) General Proficiency (Grade I-III) or GCE Subjects
   • Compulsory - English Language
   • Passes in two 2-unit CAPE/GCE A-Level subjects
   
   OR
   
   
4. An Associate Degree from the Barbados Community College (BCC), College of the Bahamas (COB), or St. John's College, Belize with a Grade Point Average (GPA) of 2.5 or above.
   
   OR
   
   
5. A Diploma pursued over three (3) years from an approved Teacher's Training College or a Diploma pursued over two (2) years, together with a one year internship, provided that the holder has at least four (4) CSEC General Proficiency (Grade I-III) or GCE O-Level passes including English Language.
   
   
6. Other approved Diplomas and Certificates

Individual students lacking qualifications under (1), (2) or (3), above, who can present other evidence of satisfactory achievement may be accepted by the University on the recommendation of the Principal of the affiliated college.

QUALIFICATIONS FOR UNDERGRADUATE ENTRY TO THE BA THEOLOGY

The normal qualifications for admission to the degree programme of the BA (Theology) are those of the Faculty of Humanities and Education.

Three-Year Programme

Entry Requirements:

• Minimum of five (5) CSEC (CXC) General Proficiency (Grade I-III) or GCE Subjects
• Compulsory - English Language
• Passes in two 2-unit CAPE/GCE A-Level subjects
  
  OR
  
  An Associate Degree from the Barbados Community College (BCC), College of the Bahamas (COB), or St. John's College, Belize with a Grade Point Average (GPA) of 2.5 or above.
  
  OR
  
  A Diploma pursued over three (3) years from an approved Teacher's Training College or a Diploma pursued over two (2) years, together with a one year internship, provided that the holder has at least four (4) CSEC General Proficiency (Grade I-III) or GCE O-Level passes including English Language.
  
  Other approved Diplomas and Certificates

Four-Year Programme

Entry Requirements:

• Minimum of five (5) CSEC (CXC) General Proficiency (Grade I-III) or GCE Subjects including English Language
  
  AND
  
  
• Either one of the following: a foreign language, Elementary Mathematics, Geography, or an approved science subject .

The following students may also be admitted to the degree programme of the BA (Theology):

1. Students who qualify for admission on the basis of Regulation 7 of the Regulations Governing Matriculation, who successfully complete two preliminary semesters of study (as set out in Regulation 3 below), and who receive the recommendation of the Academic Board of their respective Theological Colleges;
   
   
2. Students who are holders of the Licentiate in Theology of The UWI upon the recommendation of the Academic board of the Affiliated Theological College;
   
   
3. Students who qualify for admission at lower level to the BA. (Theology) Programme must register as part-time students. Normally a part-time student will be required to spread the Level I University programme over four semesters;
   
   
   • Such students shall be required (in the first year of registration) to take 15 credits which should include 6 credits of Foundation Courses and 9 credits of Theology courses. (In the second year of registration they may take up to 18 credits of theological courses).

Students will be required to take the following courses:

LEVEL I

Major Requirements

1. THEO1001 Introduction to Old Testament Literature
2. THEO1002 Introduction to New Testament Literature
3. THEO1010 Introduction to New Testament Greek
(May be offered in satisfaction of the Foreign Language requirement for the degree).
4. THEO1115 History of the Early Church to the Medieval Period: The First to the Fifteenth Century
5. THEO1203 Fundamentals of Christian Ministry
6. THEO1220 Introduction to Spirituality & Christian Worship
7. THEO1305 Systematic Theology I: Methods, God, and Creation
8. THEO1402 Philosophy for Christian Theology Faculty Requirements
9. FOUN1001 English for Academic Purposes
10. Either FOUN1002 Language: Argument OR FOUN1003 Rhetoric I: The Writing Process

LEVEL II

Major Requirements

1. THEO2020 Biblical Exegesis & Hermeneutics
2. THEO2025 The Canonical Gospels
3. THEO2115 History of the Church from the Reformation to the Present Day
4. THEO2203 Pastoral Care and Counselling
5. THEO2228 Baptism and the Eucharist
6. THEO2316 Christian Social Ethics
7. THEO2325 Systematic Theology II: Christology & Soteriology
8. THEO2404 Comparative Religion Faculty Requirements
9. FOUN1210 Science, Medicine and Technology in Society
10. FOUN1301 Law, Governance, Economy and Society in the Caribbean

LEVEL III

1. One (1) of the following courses:
THEO3004 Theology of Deuteronomy and Deuteronomic History
THEO3005 Biblical Apocalyptic Theology
THEO3008 Israelite Wisdom
THEO3011 The Pauline Corpus
THEO3012 Themes in Old Testament Prophecy

2. THEO3110 History of the Caribbean Church: 1492 to Present

3-5 Any three (3) of the following courses:
THEO3208 Theory and Practice of Ecumenism
THEO3210 Field Education
THEO3213 Other Sacramental Rites
THEO3214 Ascetical Theology
THEO3215 Christian Education: Concepts and Praxis

6. THEO3325 Systematic Theology III: The Holy Spirit, the Church and Eschatology

7. One (1) of the following courses:
THEO3318 Caribbean Theology
THEO3320 Human Sexuality in Christian Perspectives

8. THEO3402 Popular Religiosity in the Caribbean Faculty Requirements

9-10. HUMN3099 Research Paper (6 credits)

The student is required to choose a minimum of seven (7) courses according to the options below:

LEVEL I

1. THEO1010 Introduction to New Testament Greek
2. THEO1305 Systematic Theology I: Methods, God and Creation
3. THEO1402 Philosophy for Christian Theology I

LEVEL II

4-5. Any two (2) of the following:
THEO2316 Christian Social Ethics
THEO2325 Systematic Theology II: Christology and Soteriology
THEO2404 Comparative Religion

LEVEL III

6-7. Any two (2) of the following:
THEO3318 Caribbean Theology
THEO3320 Human Sexuality in Christian Perspectives
THEO3325 Systematic Theology III: The Holy Spirit, the Church and Eschatology
THEO3402 Popular Religiosity in the Caribbean

The student is required to choose a minimum of seven (7) courses according to the options below:

LEVEL I

1. THEO1010 Introduction to New Testament Greek
2-3. Any two (2) of the following:
THEO1115 History of the Early Church to the Medieval Period: The 1st to 15th Century
THEO1203 Fundamentals of Christian Ministry
THEO1220 Introduction to Spirituality & Christian Worship

LEVEL II

4-5. Any two (2) of the following:
THEO2115 History of the Church from the Reformation to the Present
THEO2203 Pastoral Care and Counselling
THEO2228 Baptism and the Eucharist

LEVEL III

6-7. Any two (2) of the following:
THEO3110 History of the Caribbean Church 1492 to Present
THEO3208 Theory and Practice of Ecumenism
THEO3210 Field Education
THEO3213 Other Sacramental Rites
THEO3214 Ascetical Theology
THEO3215 Christian Education - Concepts & Praxis

The student is required to choose a minimum of seven (7) courses chosen according to the options below:

LEVEL I

1. THEO1001 Introduction to Old Testament Literature
2. THEO1002 Introduction to New Testament Literature
3. THEO1010 Introduction to New Testament Greek

LEVEL II

4-5. THEO2020 Biblical Exegesis & Hermeneutics
THEO2025 The Canonical Gospels

LEVEL III

6-7. Any two (2) of the following:
THEO3004 Theology of Deuteronomy and the Deuteronomic History
THEO3005 Biblical Apocalyptic Theology
THEO3008 Israelite Wisdom
THEO3011 Pauline Theology
THEO3012 Themes in Old Testament Prophecy

THEOLOGY (THEO)
(Courses administered by Codrington College)

LEVEL I

THEO1001 - Introduction to Old Testament Literature

THEO1002 - Introduction to New Testament Literature

THEO1010 - New Testament Greek I

THEO1115 - History of the Early Church to the Medieval (Period: The First to the Fifteenth Century)

THEO1203 - Fundamentals of Christian Ministry

THEO1220 - Introduction to Spirituality and Christian Worship

THEO1305 - Systematic Theology I: Methods, God, and Creation

THEO1402 - Philosophy for Christian Theology I
 

LEVEL II

THEO2020 - Biblical Exegesis & Hermeneutics

THEO2025 - The Canonical Gospels

THEO2115 - History of the Church from the Reformation to the Present

THEO2203 - Pastoral Care and Counselling

THEO2228 - Baptism and the Eucharist

THEO2316 - Christian Social Ethics

THEO2325 - Systematic Theology II: Christology and Soteriology

THEO2404 - Comparative Religion

LEVEL III

THEO3004 - Deuteronomy and Deuteronomic History

THEO3005 - Biblical Apocalyptic Theology

THEO3008 - Israelite Wisdom

THEO3011 - Pauline Theology

THEO3012 - Themes in Old Testament Prophecy

THEO3110 - History of the Caribbean Church 1492 to Present

THEO3208 - Theory and Practice of Ecumenism

THEO3210 - Field Education

THEO3213 - Other Sacramental Rites

THEO3214 - Ascetical Theology

THEO3215 - Christian Education – Concepts and Praxis

THEO3318 - Caribbean Theology

THEO3320 - Human Sexuality in Christian Perspectives

THEO3325 - Systematic Theology III: The Holy Spirit, the Church and Eschatology

THEO3402 - Popular Religiosity in the Caribbean

THEO3900 - Clinical Pastoral Counselling 1 (School & University Based)

THEO3901 - Clinical Pastoral Counselling 11 — Health Care Based

Level I

THEO1001 Introduction to Old Testament Literature
Biblical Studies
A survey of the literature of the Old Testament in terms of faith responses to specific historical, religious and cultural crises. Some attention will also be given to issues of canonization and authority.

THEO1002 Introduction to New Testament Literature
Biblical Studies
A survey of the literature of the New Testament, including a study of the New Testament context. In addition, the course examines the development and canonization of the literature and its content.

THEO1010 New Testament Greek I
Biblical Studies
An introduction to the elements of New Testament Greek designed to enable the student to handle the Greek New Testament and understand the nature of Greek thought. Attention will be paid to morphology, grammar and vocabulary.

THEO1115 History of the Early Church to the Medieval
Period: The First to the Fifteenth Century
Historical Studies
This course will examine the major historical events (such as certain aspects of Roman imperialism, the ecumenical councils, Benedict’s monasticism, the coronation of Charlemagne, the schism of East and West, the rise of the Papacy, and Scholasticism) affecting the doctrinal development of the church. Further it will explore the early controversies of the Church paying close attention to Arianism and Nestorianism.

THEO1203 Fundamentals of Christian Ministry
Pastoral Studies
A critical study of historical and contemporary models of ministry with particular reference to the Caribbean. The relationship of models of ministry to models of Church.

THEO1220 Introduction to Spirituality and Christian Worship
Pastoral Studies
This course will survey of the principles of Christian worship. Emphasis will be placed on the ritual and theological dimension of worship and the life of faith. Attention will also be given to the place of the liturgical year, the offices, the Eucharist, vestments, architecture and space in the spiritual formation of believers.

THEO1305 Systematic Theology I: Methods, God, and Creation
Theological & Ethical Studies
This course is the introductory course in a series of three courses that outline the major themes in systematic theology. The course provides an introduction to the discipline of systematic theology and to current theological methods. In addition, it covers the doctrines of the trinity, creation, humanity, the fall, evil, and sin with special emphasis upon the historical development of these doctrines and their current significance for the church.

THEO1402 Philosophy for Christian Theology I
Religious and Philosophical Studies
This course offers a study of the interrelationships between Philosophy and Christian Theology in Patristic and Medieval times, with equal emphasis on the Platonic and Aristotelian traditions. Attention will be focused on Justin Martyr and early Apologists, on the Christian Platonism of Augustine and selected Greek Fathers and on the Aristotelianism of Aquinas and the Scholastic Theologians.

Level II

THEO2020 Biblical Exegesis & Hermeneutics
Prerequisite: Any two of: THEO1001, THEO1002 or THEO1010
Biblical Studies
This course seeks to examine the various tools and critical approaches for analysing and interpreting the Bible in its context (exegesis). The results of the application of these tools will be used to arrive at a more authoritative meaning of the text in its contemporary use (hermeneutics).

THEO2025 The Canonical Gospels
Prerequisite: Any two of: THEO1001, THEO1002 or THEO1010
Biblical Studies
In this course a theological exegesis of the Gospels according to Matthew Mark and Luke Gospel (hereinafter called the Synoptic Gospels) and the Gospel according to John will be undertaken. Attention will be paid to the socio-political context of the early Christian communities in which these texts emerged, as well as the theology that emerged from their respective struggles and concerns.

THEO2115 History of the Church from the Reformation to the Present
Prerequisite: THEO1115
Historical Studies
The course seeks to examine the major aspects of the development of the Church from the Reformation to the present. It considers the social, political and intellectual contexts in which the Reformation theologies developed with special attention to Luther, Zwingli and Calvin. Additionally, it will examine the major developments within the Church from 1700-1900, and take a brief look at the Missions and Ecumenism from 1900-2000.

THEO2203 Pastoral Care and Counselling
Pastoral Studies
This course seeks to promote an approach to helping/counselling inclusive of the whole person. It integrates resources from the Christian tradition and
resources from psychology, psychiatry and psychotherapy to bear upon helping/counselling situations.

THEO2228 Baptism and the Eucharist
Prerequisite: THEO12AA or THEO1203
Pastoral Studies
This course investigates the development of baptismal and Eucharistic theologies from the New Testament to the modern period. The Rites of Christian Initiation and the Eucharist will be studied from an historical perspective. In the process of this historical investigation, some modern forms of these rites will be considered theologically and ecumenically taking into consideration pastoral implications.

THEO2316 Christian Social Ethics
Theological/Systematic and Ethical Studies
This course seeks to embark upon a textual and thematic study of the social encyclicals and other major official social documents of the Christian churches, paying special attention to methodology, anthropology and the evolution of ideas.

THEO2325 Systematic Theology II: Christology and Soteriology
Prerequisite: THEO1305 or THEO1402
Theological/Systematic and Ethical Studies
This course is the second course in a series of three courses that outline the major themes in systematic theology. The course examines Christian beliefs about the person and work of Jesus Christ, salvation, election, and the Holy Spirit’s role in sanctification.

THEO2404 Comparative Religion
Religious and Philosophical Studies - Semester II
Theory of Non-Christian Religions—Judaism, Hinduism, Islam and Afro-Caribbean expressions; foundations of interreligious dialogue.

Level III

THEO3004 Deuteronomy and Deuteronomic History
Biblical Studies
A study of the Book of Deuteronomy with special emphasis on theological issues related to worship, the land, the role of Moses, justice and interpersonal relationships. The course will also focus attention on similar theological emphases of the “Deuteronomic History”.

THEO3005 Biblical Apocalyptic Theology
Prerequisite: At least 6 credits at level I in Biblical Studies
Biblical Studies
A study of the Book of Daniel and the Book of Revelations, with special emphasis on the social context and on the characteristic theological emphases of Biblical apocalyptic eschatology. Some comparisons will be made with other apocalypses and related literature. The role of apocalyptic ideas in contemporary Christianity and society will be examined.

THEO3008 Israelite Wisdom
Prerequisite: At least 6 credits in Biblical Studies at Level I
Biblical Studies
An examination of the literature produced by the Hebrew sages with special reference to Proverbs, Job, Ecclesiastes, Ben Sirach and Wisdom of Solomon. Particular attention will be given to the international character and cultural setting of the Wisdom Movement, literary forms, influence, distinctive theological and existential concerns, and contemporary relevance.

THEO3011 Pauline Theology
Prerequisite: At least 6 credits in Biblical Studies at Level II
Biblical Studies
This course is intended as an advanced course on Paul, specifically focusing on the identification of the theology of the Apostle Paul, including its relationship with Judaism and Hellenistic thought.

THEO3012 Themes in Old Testament Prophecy
Prerequisite: THEO1115
Biblical Studies
‘This course investigates the major themes that emerge in the work of the classical prophets of Israel and seeks to relate, where relevant, those themes to modern occurrences.

THEO3110 History of the Caribbean Church 1492 to
Present
Historical Studies
This course explores the major aspects of the development of the Church in the Caribbean, in particular the British West Indies, from 1492 - present. It seeks to enable students to understand how the Church has contributed to the development of the Caribbean society within a historical, theological, political and social context.

THEO3208 Theory and Practice of Ecumenism
Pastoral Studies
This course offers a history of the Ecumenical Movement with special emphasis on Anglican-roman Catholic and Anglican-Lutheran relations. This course also studies the newest developments in the move towards full communion among Anglicans and other Christian groups. Studies in the practical applications of ecumenical understandings will be done.

THEO3210 Field Education
Prerequisite: THEO1220 OR THE1203
Pastoral Studies
The Field Education Seminar provides a forum for seminarians to engage as peers in serious theological reflection on pertinent issues in pastoral ministry. As a basis for this reflection the seminar will draw on three main sources of relevant information – the biblical and theological tradition, the cultural context, and communal experience and the historical heritage.

THEO3213 Other Sacramental Rites
Prerequisite: Any two of: THEO1220, THEO1203 or THEO2228
Pastoral Studies
The sacraments of Marriage, Holy Orders, Reconciliation, and Anointing of the sick are part of the life of every Christian parish community. This course will explore how each of these sacraments in its liturgical celebration connects us to the Paschal Mystery within an ecclesiology of communion. Not only does the Church celebrate the sacraments, but the celebration of the sacraments shapes the Church.

THEO3214 Ascetical Theology
Prerequisite: Any two of: THEO1220, THEO1203 or THEO3213
Pastoral Studies
As an introduction to Ascetical Theology this course seeks to establish the relationship between theology and spirituality. It will examine the historical foundations of ascetical theology drawing on selected spiritual classics. Special emphasis will be placed on the Anglican Spiritual Tradition with particular reference to the Caroline Ideal of “true piety with sound learning”.

THEO3215 Christian Education – Concepts and Praxis
Prerequisite: Either THEO1220 or THEO1203
Pastoral Studies
The purpose of this course is two-fold: First, to aid the students in reflecting on the nature, aims, objectives and relevance of Christian Education in the context of the Caribbean; and secondly, to assist them in developing the skills necessary to be conceptualise and implement a plan of study for Christian Education in context.

THEO3318 Caribbean Theology
Theological/Systematic and Ethical Studies
This course examines the roots and routs of theology within the Caribbean context. It adopts the stance that theology is about the understanding of God in relation to human beings living within a particular socio-geographic space. It also explores how the faith tensions between acculturation and enculturation have influenced new methodologies in theologizing on the social, economic, political and religious issues of the contemporary Caribbean.

THEO3320 Human Sexuality in Christian Perspectives
Prerequisite: THEO2316
Theological/Systematic and Ethical Studies
This course focuses on the ethical and theological interpretations of sexuality within the Christian tradition. Such consideration will be undertaken in the light of the contemporary human experience and their implications for pastoral practice and the formulation of public policy.

THEO3325 Systematic Theology III: The Holy Spirit, the Church and Eschatology
Prerequisite: THEO1305 and THEO1402
Theological/ Systematic and Ethical Studies
This course is the final course in a series of three courses that outline the major themes in systematic theology. The course examines Christian beliefs in three areas: (1) the person and work of the Holy Spirit; (2) the nature and practices of the church, including topics like authority, ordination, sacraments, and devotional practices; (3) and the final things including the Parousia, death, resurrection, judgment, heaven, and hell.

THEO3402 Popular Religiosity in the Caribbean
Religious and Philosophical Studies
This course will consider the development, function, and influence of popular religious experiences and movements in the Caribbean as well as their relationship to the established traditions.

THEO3900 Clinical Pastoral Counselling 1 (School & University Based)
Prerequisites: One of the following: THEO1203, THEO1220, THEO2203, THEO2228
This course is contextual and involves the student in the lived realities in the contemporary educational setting. Persons who complete this course will be better equipped in the area of pastoral care and counselling in the school and university setting. Through theory and practice, this course seeks to examine, analyse, and interpret behaviours in the school setting with the intention of transforming such behaviours, build a more value-conscious society, and contribute to civic and national development. This course is one of the approved substitutes for HUMN3099.

THEO3901 Clinical Pastoral Counselling 11 — Health Care Based
Prerequisites: One of the following: THEO1203, THEO1220, THEO2203, THEO2228
The course is contextual and involves the student in the lived realities in the contemporary health care institution setting. Persons who complete this course will be better equipped in the area of pastoral care and counselling in the health-based institutional setting. Through theory and practice, this course seeks to examine, analyse, and interpret behaviours in the health care setting with the intention of transforming such behaviours, building a more caring institution, promoting holistic healing, and contributing to more effective and human-centred health institutions. This course is one of the approved substitutes for HUMN3099.

Please click below to download the form,
Application Form_BA and LTh Theology.pdf
Please complete and print a copy.
Please deliver your application documents to
Student Affairs, UWI, Cave Hill Campus, St. Michael.

Please click below to download the form,
Application Form_BA and LTh Theology.pdf
Please complete and print a copy.
Please deliver your application documents to
Student Affairs, UWI, Cave Hill Campus, St. Michael.

MA, MPhil and PhD degrees in Theology

Through Codrington College, the Faculty offers the MA, MPhil and PhD degrees in Theology. Direction and facilities for research are offered in four principal areas:

• Biblical Studies
• Church Studies
• Theological Studies
• Pastoral and Practical Studies

Other specialisations in Education are currently being revised. Interdisciplinary scpecialisations are also being developed in conjunction with the Department of History and Philosophy and Language, Linguistics and Literature in the Faculty of Humanities and Education.

The School of Education does not bind itself to offer all specialisations simultaneously. For further information (e.g requirements and course descriptions) on any aspect of these programmes, please consult any/all of the following: relevant pages on UWI, Cave Hill website, the forthcoming Graduate Studies Prospectus of the Board for Graduate Studies and Research (Cave Hill Campus), the Department of History pamphlet, and/or Codrington College’s MA (Theology) programme brochure.

Regulations - M.A., MPhil., PhD

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