University of the West Indies

The course introduces the economic analytical tools or the key economic principles to comprehend and analyze natural resource and environmental issues including natural resource degradation, pollution, climate change and natural disasters, and unsustainable development. It critically examines the most pressing natural resource and environmental exploitation problems in the Caribbean. Finally, this course examines case studies to illustrate the usefulness of the theoretical approach.

This course examines the historical developments in the African Continent under the formal rule of different European powers; the emergence and development of the 'nationalist' phenomenon before and after the First World War; decolonization and independence; problems of nation building; attempts at continent-wide and regional collaborations.

This course presents opportunities for students to develop technical and artistic photographic skills outside of their declared majors. It helps build good citizenship skills and a greater appreciation of the activities and important moments of university and community life. Students develop technical and artistic photographic skills through the documentation of aspects of university and community life as part of the Photography Club.

This course is designed for students beyond an intermediate language level. It covers a variety of grammatical concepts including: compound and simple relative pronouns; present and past subjunctive and infinitive; expression of comparison; expressing time; direct and indirect speech and temporal expressions. This course broadens cultural knowledge of the Francophone world through film, television, radio, videos, text, etc.