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University of Technology, Jamaica Main Campus 237 Old Hope Road, Kingston 6, Jamaica W.I. School of Public Health 21 Slipe Pen Road, Kingston 5, Jamaica W.I. Nursing Department 2 Cottage Road, Montego Bay, Jamaica W.I. Montego Bay Campus 2 Kent Avenue, Montego Bay, Jamaica W.I. For further information please call Tel: 927-1680-8 extn 2075/2077 or E-mail: prospectinfo@utech.edu.jm or Visit our website at: www.utechjamaica.edu.jm

Prospective Student Guide & Application Procedures Academic Year 2010/2011 & Post Diploma Summer Degree Programmes 2009/10

TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION AND BACKGROUND APPLICATION PRIORITY DATES

ADMISSIONS PROCEDURE ON-LINE APPLICATION PAPER APPLICATION OTHER ADMISSIONS INFORMATION ENGLISH PROFICIENCY TEST MATURE ENTRY REQUIREMENTS SEMESTERIZATION

FEES

ACCOMMODATION

ACCREDITATION

COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCES

School of Allied Health and Nursing School of Dental Sciences School of Pharmacy School of Public Health & Health Technology

FACULTY OF BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT School of Business Administration School of Hospitality &Tourism Management

FACULTY OF EDUCATION AND LIBERAL STUDIES School of Technical & Vocational Education Department of Liberal Studies Post Diploma Summer Degree Programmes FACULTY OF ENGINEERING AND COMPUTING School of Computing & Information Technology School of Engineering Pre-requisite Course of Study FACULTY OF LAW

FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND SPORT School of Natural & Applied Sciences School of Mathematics & Statistics

FACULTY OF THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT School of Building & Land Management Caribbean School of Architecture

FRANCHISE PROGRAMMES

OUTREACH PROGRAMMES

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INTRODUCTION AND BACKGROUND

The University of Technology, Jamaica (UTech) was established in 1958, originally under the name The Jamaica Institute of Technology. In 1959, the name was changed to the College of Arts Science and Technology (CAST). Granted University status in September 1995, UTech is at the pinnacle of technical education in the English-speaking Caribbean, providing managers and skilled professionals for Jamaica and the region in a wide diversity of disciplines.

The campus of 18 hectares lies to the east of Hope Gardens on Old Hope Road. It is served by several bus routes, and is within walking distance of the University of the West Indies, Mona Campus, several churches and the growing shopping area of Papine.

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Recruiting students at the secondary and postsecondary levels, the University has grown from the original 56 students to over 11,000. It offers advanced professional and technical training through its six faculties and one college: The Built Environment, Business and Management, Engineering and Computing, Education and Liberal Studies, Law, Science and Sports and the College of Health Sciences.

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To meet the needs of business and industry for more trained staff and the upgrading of existing employees, the University operates flexible programme delivery, which vary from 1 to 5 years in duration. While the level of certification will depend on the length, all programmes are designed to meet the need for management staff whether at the professional or sub-professional level.

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Other UTech locations Public Health Division is located at 21 Slipe Pen Road, Kingston 5, Nursing Department, 2 Cottage Road, Montego Bay Mobay Campus, 2 Kent Avenue, Montego Bay UTech Academy, Muschette High, Wakefield, Trelawny

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Franchise and Outreach Institutions Five national community colleges (Brown’s Town, Excelsior, Montego Bay, Portmore and Knox) have franchise arrangements with the University. Under this arrangement, first and/or second years of undergraduate degree courses in the Faculties of Business & Management and Engineering & Computing may be pursued at these institutions. The University also operates an Outreach Centre at Portmore Community College and National Tools and Engineering Institute (NTEI).

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MISSION STATEMENT

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Our primary Mission is to stimulate positive change in Caribbean society through provision of high quality learning and research opportunities and service to our communities.

APPLICATION PRIORITY DATES - UNDERGRADUATE

All applicants are encouraged to apply early for priority consideration. There are two options when applying for admission, Early Bird option and Regular option. Late applications are only considered if there is space in the programme.

The Early Bird option is recommended primarily for highly qualified applicants, summer applicants and international applicants who would like an early decision on their application. Any applicant may apply during this period. Applications submitted during this period will be considered for admission and given an early decision. An early bird applicant is one who has submitted an application along with supporting documentation by the stipulated deadline.

The Regular option is the standard application option.

Applicants should apply by the following deadlines.

December 1, 2009 – Early Bird Deadline January 28, 2010 – Regular Deadline

ADMISSIONS PROCEDURES

SUBMISSION OF ON-LINE APPLICATIONS (only for undergraduate programmes)

All applicants are encouraged to apply on-line. The on-line process is designed to make the submission of your application as easy and accurate as possible and should last approximately 20 minutes.

SUBMISSION OF PAPER APPLICATION FORMS

Applicants who are unable to apply on-line must either print an application form from the University’s website or obtain one from the Admissions Office.

A non-refundable application fee of JA$1,000.00 for Jamaican residents and US$40.00 for Non-Jamaicans must be paid at the Accounts Department before the collection of application forms or upon submission of application forms downloaded from the website. All downloaded application forms and proof of qualifications must be submitted to an Admissions Representative along with the receipt of payment.

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INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPLETING AN APPLICATION ON-LINE

Read the Summary of Programmes to identify your 1st and 2nd choice of programme.

Make a note of the programme codes for the programmes that you intend to apply for.

Ensure that you have a personal e-mail address as you will be required to include it in your application.

Log on to the University of Technology, Jamaica website at http:\\www.utechjamaica.edu.jm Click on Prospective Students.

Click on Admissions.

Click on the Apply on-line button.

Create a User Name and Password. These should be recorded as they will allow you to resume the process if your session is interrupted.

Complete and submit your application on-line. You will receive an electronic response.

Submit certified documentary evidence (see other admissions information) of your qualifications to the Admissions Office within ten working days of completion of the application on-line but no later than January 28, whichever is earlier; no later than December 1 for priority applications.

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OTHER ADMISSIONS INFORMATION

An applicant will be considered for a programme if s/he meets the normal matriculation requirements and is at least 17 years of age by December of the year of admission.

Programme of 2nd Choice Each applicant may submit one application form to the Institution. An applicant will only be considered for a programme of second choice if space is available.

Submitting certified documentary evidence *Copies of academic, birth and marriage certificates must be submitted along with the completed application form. These copies must be certified and stamped only by a Minister of Religion, Justice of the Peace, Attorney-at-Law or Medical Practioner. ORIGINAL DOCUMENTS SHOULD ONLY BE SUBMITTED UPON REQUEST BY THE UNIVERSITY. Documents that have been tampered with will not be accepted and the applicant will forfeit chances of admission to the University. Applications and supporting documents must be returned to the Admissions Office by 4:00 pm on January 28, 2010.

Transcripts from other tertiary institutions must also be submitted by the closing date for receipt of applications. It is not necessary to obtain a transcript from a secondary school.

Forms not properly completed, without proof of processing fee (for applications submitted manually), or without supporting documentation will not be processed.

ENGLISH PROFICIENCY TEST

Students admitted to the University of Technology, Jamaica will be required to do a Proficiency Test in English. Students with a Grade 1 in CSEC English A, 1 in CAPE Communication Studies or an A in GCE English Language will be exempted.

Students who fail the Proficiency Test will be required to do a non-credit bearing Developmental module, which they must pass before being allowed to take the University level Communication modules.

Late Submission of Applications

Late applications will only be considered if there is space in the programme and the applicant is qualified. Applicants submitting late applications should follow the normal procedure for submission of applications.

Under-Subscribed Programmes

The delivery of any programme is dependent on sufficient students registering at the commencement of the academic year.

The University reserves the right to decide which programmes are offered. For those that have to be cancelled, fees will be refunded in full.

WHAT HAPPENS NEXT?

Once you have completed and submitted your application along with supporting documents, the Admissions Office will send you an acknowledgement letter advising you that we have received your application and it is being processed. Depending on the programme, you may be invited to attend an interview or sit an aptitude test. This will vary depending on the programme. If you are currently taking examinations, you may receive an offer conditional upon obtaining specific results.

ACCEPTANCE

Early Bird applicants will be given a decision no later than January 28, 2010 Regular applicants will be given a decision no later than May 28, 2010.

Applicants to summer programmes will be advised of their status by March 31, 2010.

Each applicant who is offered a place at the University will be so advised by a letter from the Admissions Office. These applicants are required to pay a non-refundable enrolment commitment fee. This fee will be applied to the University fees upon enrolment. An applicant’s acceptance can only be confirmed if the Enrolment Commitment fee has been paid.

Please contact the Admissions Office at admissions@utech.edu.jm for additional information.

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MATURE ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

Persons who are 25 years of age and above, who are not eligible for admission under the normal entry requirements, may apply for mature entry. The applicants must demonstrate their potential for undergraduate university studies by virtue of attainments, prior learning and/or relevant work experience, all of which must be relevant to the proposed programme of study. In addition, the application must be supported in writing by individuals having first-hand knowledge of the applicant's potential. Applicants' knowledge, skills and competencies will be evaluated under the University's Prior Learning Assessment Policy, in order to determine their equivalencies to the University's entry requirements. They may be required to attend interviews as well as sucessfully complete a refresher Mathematics and/or English courses. For further information please contact the Prior Learning Assessment (PLA), Academic Affairs Division, UTech, at 927-1680-8 ext. 3243.

SEMESTERIZATION

In the 2009/10 Academic Year the University embarked on another major step in semesterization: the introduction of flexibility in the delivery and scheduling of modules. This enables delivery of modules in undergraduate programmes in a way that permits flexible scheduling and improved accessibility for enrolment. It offers students some flexibility in selecting modules and allows them to pursue studies at their desired pace. Additionally, semesterization fosters cross-faculty integration amongst students and promotes efficient utilization of the University's resources.

Full-Time and Part-Time Status Students' status will be based on the number of credits taken per semester and not the time of day they attend classes. This means that a student has the option to enrol as a full-time or as a part-time student based on the number of credits that he/she chooses to take. A full-time student takes 12-18 credits in a given semester; whereas a part-time student takes 6-11. In situations where a student needs fewer than six credits to complete a course of study, it will be permissible to pursue these.

Both full-time and part-time students will be able to choose their modules at any time of the day or evening.

Fees are calculated on a per-credit basis.

FEES

The fees quoted in this brochure are estimated for Jamaican Residents for the summer 2009 session and first year students for academic year 2009/2010 as provided by the Finance and Business Services Department. A precise schedule of fees is normally available for summer 2010 by May 2010 and for 2010/2011 academic year by July 2010. The fees are estimated on the maximum number of credits plus other fees.

ACCOMMODATION

The University currently provides 395 residential facilities for full-time students. There are six halls of residence, namely Farquharson Hall and Hall F, which are male halls, and Garvey Hall, Hall A, B, and E which are female halls. Double and single occupancy are offered only on Halls A, B, and E. The fee is paid per semester; however, full payment can be made.

Boarding Application forms are attached to all undergraduate programme application forms. Interested persons are required to complete the form and return it to the Admission Office by January 28, each year. Applications may also be downloaded from the UTech website at http.//www.utechjamaica.edu.jm

Each hall is equipped with all the basic amenities for your comfort. Each hall is protected by an electronic security system, accessible using an access card. Several developmental programmes and activities are designed for your holistic development, and enjoyment.

For further information kindly contact the Accommodation Officer, Students Services Department, extension 2191 or 5122191, during the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., Monday to Friday.

GRADUATE PROGRAMMES

Please contact School of Graduate Studies, Research and Entrepreneurship, 927-1680-9 extension 3204, during the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., Fax: 977-0606, email: sgsre@utech.edu.jm.

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ACCREDITATION

The University is committed to excellence in all aspects of its programme offerings. By submitting its programmes to accrediting bodies for review and accreditation, the University ensures that its programmes are of high quality and international standard.

The University Council of Jamaica (UCJ) has registered UTech as a tertiary institution, and UCJ accreditation is used as one benchmark of excellence applied to all of the University's programmes.

The following programmes are currently accredited by the UCJ:

COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCES (FORMERLY FACULTY OF HEALTH AND APPLIED SCIENCE)

Bachelor of Pharmacy (B. Pharm) (re-accredited 2005) Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences (B.Sc. HS) all disciplines (reaccredited 2005) Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology (B. Sc. MT) Bachelor of Science in Public Health Nursing (B.Sc.PHN)

Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) all disciplines Post-Diploma Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) all disciplines (re-accredited 2005) Diploma in Marketing (re-accredited 2005) Post Diploma Bachelor of Science in Hotel, Restaurant and Tourism Management (B.Sc.BHRTM) Bachelor of Science in Food Service Management (B. Sc. FSM)

Masters of Science in Workforce Education and Development (MSc.) Post-Diploma Bachelor of Education (B. Ed.) All programmes and specialisations.

Bachelor of Technical Education (B. Ed.) All programmes and specialisations.

Bachelor of Education in Technical and Vocational Education (B. Ed. TVET) All programmes and specialisations Postgraduate Diploma in Education (PDE)

Bachelor of Science in Computing with Management Studies (BCMS) Bachelor of Science in Computing and Information Technology (B. Sc. CIT) Post-Diploma Bachelor of Engineering (B. Eng.) in Electrical and Mechanical Engineering Bachelor of Engineering (B. Eng.) in Electrical and Mechanical Engineering. (All specialisations) Bachelor of Engineering (B.Eng.) in Chemical Engineering

Bachelor of Arts in Architectural Studies (BA AS) Bachelor of Science in Urban and Regional Planning Master of Architecture (M. Arch)

FACULTY OF BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT

FACULTY OF EDUCATION AND LIBERAL STUDIES

FACULTY OF ENGINEERING AND COMPUTING

FACULTY OF THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT

THE UCJ HAS GRANTED ALL OTHER COURSES OF STUDY IN THE UNIVERSITY CANDIDACY FOR ACCREDITATION STATUS.

The Bachelor of Architecture (B. Arch.) and the Master of Architecture (M. Arch.) are accredited by the Commonwealth Association of Architects.

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COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCES

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Graduate Degree: Masters of Science in Health Administration (MHA) Undergraduate Degree: Bachelor of Science (B.Sc) in Medical Technology (Post-Diploma)

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School of Allied Health and Nursing

General Entry Requirements 2010/2011

CSEC (CXC) passes at General Proficiency Grades 1 & 2; Grade 3 is acceptable from the June 1998 sitting, or GCE O-Level passes at Grade A, B, C or equivalent qualifications. Other technical examination qualifications such as RSA, ULCI and CGLI will be assessed on an individual basis.

Matriculants are normally expected to be holders of an undergraduate degree with a GPA of 2.70 or equivalent in Business or other related fields.

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$417,140 for 2 semesters + summer

UTech Diploma in Medical Technology or equivalent from a recognized institution PLUS two years post-diploma work experience in a clinical laboratory.

Undergraduate Degree:

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$352,020 p.a

5 CSEC/GCE O-Level passes including English Language, Math, Chemistry and Biology and one other subject.

Undergraduate Degree: Bachelor of Science (B.Sc) in Dietetics/Nutrition

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$319,460 p.a

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$260,040 p.a

5 CSEC/GCE O-Level passes including English Language, Math, Chemistry and Biology or Human & Social Biology. Interview may be required.

Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology (B.Sc MT)

Undergraduate Degree:

Bachelor of Science (B.Sc) in Child Care and Development Undergraduate Degree: Bachelor of Science (B.Sc) in Health Sciences with major in: - Dietetics & Nutrition - Environmental Health - Health Administration - Medical Technology - Nurse Anaesthesia - Radiology

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Undergraduate Degree: Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) Nursing

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Joint EXED/UTech: Bachelor of Science in Nursing (Completion)

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$196,380 p.a

$339,180 p.a

(Kingston)

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5 CSEC/GCE O-Level passes including English Language, Math, Biology/Food & Nutrition or passes in 3 CSEC/O-Level including English Language and Biology or Food & Nutrition plus a certificate in Child Care and Development

Graduates of UTech holding a Health Science Diploma or equivalent level training outside of UTech plus three years work experience.

Applicants with diploma or equivalent academic certification in General Business Education will be considered for Health Services Administration option in Module 3. Candidates over 28 years of age who do not hold a Diploma but hold some other acceptable health discipline qualification must have in addition a minimum of 5 years professional working experience. A pre-acceptance evaluation test may be administered 5 CSEC/GCE O-Level passes including English Language, Mathematics, Biology or Human and Social Biology or Integrated Science and two other subjects. There must be no more than two (2) subjects at level C or 3. Acceptance is subject to successful preentrance test and an interview.

Registered nurse with current licenses to practice nursing. Evidence of completion of basic nursing programme leading to the award of a diploma or a certificate from an accredited School of Nursing.

Evidence of GPA 2.5 or average grade of C or higher in a basic nursing programme.

Note Classes are held at EXED

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COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCES

Associate Degree: Associate of Science Degree in Health Information Technology

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School of Allied Health and Nursing Cont’d

General Entry Requirements 2010/2011

CSEC (CXC) passes at General Proficiency Grades 1 & 2; Grade 3 is acceptable from the June 1998 sitting, or GCE O-Level passes at Grade A, B, C or equivalent qualifications. Other technical examination qualifications such as RSA, ULCI and CGLI will be assessed on an individual basis.

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$255,740 p.a.

4 CSEC/GCE O-Level passes including English Language, Math, Biology or another science related subject and 1 other related subject. Approved sponsorship based on Health Records experience, educational background and interview.

Associate Degree: Associate UADHEITFXU1C of Science Degree in Health Information Technology (Post Certification)

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$125,800

UTech Health Records and Statistics Level I Certificate or equivalent, plus work experience

Associate Degree: Associate of Science Degree in Health Information Technology (Post Certification)

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$154,740

UTech Health Records and Statistics Levels I & II Certificate or equivalent, plus work experience

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$143,920 p.a

3 CSEC/GCE O-Level passes or equivalent including English Language and Mathematics, work experience and interview

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Certificate: Child Care and UCECHCDFXU1A Development

School of Dental Sciences Undergraduate Degree: Bachelor of Science (B.Sc) in Dental Laboratory Technology

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$341,460 p.a

5 CSEC/GCE O-Level passes including English Language, Math, Biology and two other subjects. Interview is required.

Undergraduate Degree: Bachelor of Science (B.Sc) in Dental Hygiene

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$350,620 p.a

5 CSEC/GCE O-Level passes including English Language, Math, Chemistry and Biology and one other subject. Interview is required.

Undergraduate Degree: Bachelor of Science (B.Sc) in Dental Nursing

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$350,620 p.a

5 CSEC/GCE O-Level passes including English Language, Math, Chemistry and Biology and one other subject. Interview is required.

Diploma: Dental Assisting

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$323,381 p.a

5 CSEC/GCE O-Level passes including English Language, Math, Biology and two other subjects. Interview is required.

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COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCES

Graduate Degree:

Master of Philosophy (MPhil) in PMPPHAMPTU1 Pharmaceutics

Undergraduate Degree:

Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharm) (Post-Diploma)

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Undergraduate Degree: Bachelor of Pharmacy (Summer Modular)

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Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharm)

US$9,180 Duration $457,840 for 2 sem. + summer $319,460 p.a

$192,990

General Entry Requirements 2010/2011

CSEC (CXC) passes at General Proficiency Grades 1 & 2; Grade 3 is acceptable from the June 1998 sitting, or GCE O-Level passes at Grade A, B, C or equivalent qualifications. Other technical examination qualifications such as RSA, ULCI and CGLI will be assessed on an individual basis.

At least a Second Class Upper Division first degree in Pharmacy, Biochemistry or Analytical Chamistry from UTech or any other recognised University

UTech Diploma in Pharmacy or equivalent, PLUS two years post internship work experience. Acceptance is subject to interview and evaluation.

5 CSEC/GCE O-Level passes including English Language, Math, Chemistry, Biology and 1 other approved subject, preferably a science-related subject, plus A-level passes in Chemistry and 1 other subject, preferably Biology/Zoology, Math or Physics.

UTech Diploma in Pharmacy or equivalent, PLUS two years post internship work experience. Acceptance is subject to interview and evaluation.

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Graduate Degree: Master in Public Health

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At least a second class honours degree in Pharmacy, Nursing, Dietetics and Nutrition, Environmental Health, Child Care and Development, Medical Technology and other Health Sciences and Allied Health. Graduates of accredited degree programmes.

Applicants with a pass degree would be required to complete qualifying modules. Prior Learning Assessment route of entry applicants who have pertinent experience and present such portfolios would be eligible for entry upon review on a case basis.

Undergraduate Degree: Bachelor of Science (B.Sc) in Public Health Nursing (Post-Basic)

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Registered nurse & registered midwife with current licences to practise nursing and midwifery in Jamaica or home country. A minimum of two (2) years relevant post-registration work experience is required. An interview may be required.

Undergraduate Degree: Bachelor of Science in Environmental Health (B.Sc.EH) with a major in Public Health Inspection

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5 CSEC/GCE O-Level passes including English Language, Math, Biology or Human & Social Biology, Chemistry and one other subject. Pass a final selection interview.

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Diploma: Meats & Other Foods Inspection (PostDiploma)

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Public Health Inspectors who are holders of the Diploma in Public Health Inspection or a Degree in Environmental Health. In addition, applicants must have two years working experience as a Public Health Inspector.

FACULTY OF BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT

Graduate Degree: Master in Business Administration with a Major in one of the following: PMBENTRPTU1 Entrepreneurship PMBFINAPTU1 Finance PMBMANAPTU1 General Management PMBHOTOPTU1 Hospitality and Tourism Management Marketing PMBMARKPTU1 Agripreneurship Information Systems Management

Graduate Degree: Master of Science in Finance Specializations: Investment International Banking

Undergraduate Degree:** Bachelor of Business Administration (B.B.A) with a Major in one of the following: Accounting Administrative & Information Systems Management Finance & Banking Services Human Resource Management Marketing Production & Operations Management General Management

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School of Business Administration

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US$14,700

CSEC (CXC) passes at General Proficiency Grades 1 & 2; Grade 3 is acceptable from the June 1998 sitting, or GCE O-Level passes at Grade A, B, C or equivalent qualifications. Other technical examination qualifications such as RSA, ULCI and CGLI will be assessed on an individual basis.

Matriculants are normally expected to be holders of an undergraduate degree with a GPA of 2.70 or equivalent in Business or other related fields.

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Matriculants are normally expected to be holders of an undergraduate degree with a GPA of 2.70 or equivalent in Business or other related fields.

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5 CSEC/GCE O-Level subjects including English Language and Math OR

UTech Diploma in Business Administration or Administrative Management (students will be articulated into the 4 years fulltime or 5 years part-time/evening BBA programme).

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Minor in one of the following:

Administrative and Information Systems Management Economics Finance and Banking Services Human Resource Management International Business Marketing

General Entry Requirements 2010/2011

Note *Students have the choice in course of study options to do a double major or a major/minor.

Diploma : Marketing

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Certificate : Team Leading

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5 CSEC/GCE O-Level subjects including English Language and Maths plus 1 year Marketing experience. Interview may be required. This professional programme also targets non-business 1st degree holders and mature person with years of experience in Marketing related work $221,980

4 CSEC/GCE O-Level passes including English Language and Maths. Work experience would be an asset. An interview maybe required.

Note: Graduate programmes application forms are to be downloaded from the website or collected from the Admissions Office. **Offered at Franchised locations (see page 19& 20)

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FACULTY OF BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT

Undergraduate Degree:** Bachelor of Science in Hospitality & Tourism Management (B.Sc) with a major in one of the following:路

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General Entry Requirements 2010/2011

CSEC (CXC) passes at General Proficiency Grades 1 & 2; Grade 3 is acceptable from the June 1998 sitting, or GCE O-Level passes at Grade A, B, C or equivalent qualifications. Other technical examination qualifications such as RSA, ULCI and CGLI will be assessed on an individual basis.

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$339,180 p.a

5 CSEC/GCE O-Level passes including English Language and Math. A foreign language would be an asset.

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$339,180 p.a

5 CSEC/GCE O-Level passes including English Language and Math (Food and Nutrition would be an asset). An interview is required.

Certificate: Baking Technology UCEBATEFXU1A

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2 CSEC/GCE O-Level passes including English Language. Work experience would be an asset. An interview is required.

*Certificate: General Catering

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$222,620 $116,380 p.a.

*Certificate: Pastry Making and UCEPMCDFXU1A Cake Decorating

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$176,140 p.a

*Certificate: Events Planning UCEEVPMFXU1A and Management

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$176,140 p.a

2 CSEC/GCE O-Level or JSC or SSC passes including English Language and mature entry (25 & up) with minimum 3 years work experience. An interview is required.

Hotel and Resort Management Tourism Management Meetings and Special Events Management

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Minor: Meetings and Special Events Management

Undergraduate Degree: Bachelor of Science (B.Sc) in Food Service Management with a major in one of the following:

Culinary Arts and Management Food and Beverage Management

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Minor: Marketing Information Technology Meetings and Special Events Management

$176,140 p.a

* The duration of the following courses is inclusive of one summer. **Offered at Franchised locations (see page 19)

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2 CSEC/GCE O-Level passes including English Language OR equivalent. An interview is required. Work experience would be an asset.

5 CSEC/GCE O-Level passes including English Language and Math. An interview is required.

FACULTY OF EDUCATION AND LIBERAL STUDIES

Graduate Degree: (MSc) In PMSWOEDPTU1 Education and Workforce Development

Graduate Degree: (M.Ed) in PMEEDLMPFTU1 Educational Leadership and Management

Undergraduate Degree: Bachelor of Education in Technical & Vocational Education (B.Ed TVET) specialization in Business & Computer Studies with an option in one of the following: Business Studies Office Systems & Technology Computing with Accounting Undergraduate Degree: Bachelor of Education in Technical & Vocational Education (B.Ed TVET) in: Family and Consumer Studies

Food Service Production and UBTFSPMFXU1A Management

Apparel Design, Production and Management

Undergraduate Degree: Bachelor of Education in Technical & Vocational Education (B.Ed TVET) specialization in Industrial Technology with a major in one of the following:· - Construction Technology - Electrical Technology - Mechanical Technology

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1ST Degree (Minimum GPA of 2.7 or Lower Second Class Honours).

Individuals are required to submit transcripts and satisfy an interview.

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$1,042,130 duration

1ST Degree (Minimum GPA of 2.7 or Lower Second Class Honours).

Individuals should be working in an educational or training institution or agency and have at least two years’ experience in a context that requires them to carry out leadership and management roles. Applicants are required to submit transcripts and satisfy an interview.

$184,900 p.a.

5 CSEC/GCE O-Level English Language, Math, Principles of Business, Accounts and one other approved subject or a 3-year Teachers’ Diploma in Specialization.

5 CSEC/GCE O-Level English Language, Math, Office Procedures, Information Technology/Typewriting and one other approved subject or a 3-year Teachers’ Diploma in Specialization.

5 CSEC/GCE O-Level English Language, Math, Accounts, Info.

Technology / 80 hrs. of instruction in computing and one other approved subject or a 3-year Teachers’ Diploma in Specialization.Pass Programmer’s Aptitude test.

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$200,320 p.a.

$195,180 p.a.

4

$200,320 p.a.

4

$210,600 p.a.

5 CSEC/GCE O-Level passes in English Language, Math and 3 other approved subjects (Sciences or related subjects).(Home Economics subjects are an asset) or a 3 year Teachers’ Diploma in Specialization.

5 CSEC/GCE O-Level passes in English Language, Math and 3 other approved subjects (Sciences or related subjects).(Home Economics subjects are an asset) or a 3 year Teachers’ Diploma in Specialization.

5 CSEC/GCE O-Level English Language, Math, and 3 other approved subjects (Home Economics subjects are an asset).

5 CSEC/GCE O-Level passes including English Language, Math, and three other approved subjects (Sciences or Technical) or PEC* / PET courses at prescribed level.

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Mature students are evaluated on an individual basis for each specialization.

Diploma students from other Institutions can apply for Advanced Placement.

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CSEC (CXC) passes at General Proficiency Grades 1 & 2; Grade 3 is acceptable from the June 1998 sitting, or GCE O-Level passes at Grade A, B, C or equivalent qualifications. Other technical examination qualifications such as RSA, ULCI and CGLI will be assessed on an individual basis.

$1,042,130 duration

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Undergraduate Degree: Bachelor of Education in Technical and Vcational Education (B.Ed TVET) in:

Undergraduate Degree: Bachelor of Education in Technical and Vcational Education (B.Ed TVET) in:

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FACULTY OF EDUCATION AND LIBERAL STUDIES

Undergraduate Degree: Bachelor of Arts in Communication Arts and Technology (B.A. CAT).

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$301,860 p.a.

General Entry Requirements 2010/2011

CSEC (CXC) passes at General Proficiency Grades 1 & 2; Grade 3 is acceptable from the June 1998 sitting, or GCE O-Level passes at Grade A, B, C or equivalent qualifications. Other technical examination qualifications such as RSA, ULCI and CGLI will be assessed on an individual basis.

5 CSEC/GCE O-Level subjects including English Language and Mathematics or CPTC/MTI Diploma

Note

The programme is offered in collaboration with the Creative Production and Training Centre and its Media Technology Institute (CPTC/MTI)

3 Summers (Julne – August)**

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Degree: Bachelor of Education UPDGETESMU1 (B.Ed) General Technology

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(June – August) **

Degree: Bachelor of Education (B.Ed) Home Economics: Food & Health Clothing & Housing

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3 Summers

Degree: Bachelor of Education (B.Ed) Business Education: Business Studies Secretarial Studies Business with Computing

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3 Summers (June – August)**

Postgraduate Diploma in Education

2 Summers June - Mid August F/T Attendance

School of Technical and Vocational Education Post-Diploma Summer Degree Programmes $205,280

$157,980

Per Summer

$157,980 Per Summer

$144,540

Per Summer

Possess at least a 1st Degree or equivalent from a recognized institution PLUS evidence of teaching at the required level for a minimum of 1year PLUS evidence of being able to provide a teaching timetable to meet Practicum requirement of twelve (12) hours weekly, in an appropriate specialization at the required level

3-year UTech Technical Education Diploma OR Equivalent in desired area of specialisation PLUS two years Post-Diploma teaching experience

3-year UTech Technical Education Diploma OR Equivalent in desired area of specialisation PLUS two years Post-Diploma teaching experience

3-year Teachers College Diploma in Industrial Arts OR Equivalent PLUS two years Post-Diploma teaching experience

Mature students are evaluated on an individual basis for each specialization.

Diploma students from other Institutions can apply for Advanced Placement.

* See page 20 for details on PEC Programmes.

** 5 One-day Seminars between October and March - 3 Modules

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FACULTY OF ENGINEERING AND COMPUTING

Undergraduate Degree: Bachelor of Science (B.Sc) in Computing with majors in Computer Science Information Technology

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$311,760 $284,340 p.a

General Entry Requirements 2010/2011

CSEC (CXC) passes at General Proficiency Grades 1 & 2; Grade 3 is acceptable from the June 1998 sitting, or GCE O-Level passes at Grade A, B, C or equivalent qualifications. Other technical examination qualifications such as RSA, ULCI and CGLI will be assessed on an individual basis.

5 CSEC passes inclusive of English Language and Math at grade 1, 2 and 3 (from June 1998) or GCE O/Level passes at A, B or C or equivalent. Candidates are required to pass an aptitude test scheduled for February 26-28, 2010. An interview may be required.

School of Engineering Undergraduate Degree: Bachelor of Engineering (B.Eng.) in Chemical Engineering * (NB – see note below)

Undergraduate Degree: Bachelor of Engineering (B.Eng.) in Electrical Engineering Options: Communications Computing Instrumentation & Control Power Undergraduate Degree: Bachelor of Engineering (B.Eng.) in Industrial Engineering Options: Manufacturing Engineering Management

Undergraduate Degree: Bachelor of Engineering (B.Eng) in Mechanical Engineering Options: Plant Production

* **

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Note: Specific course is conducted in Spanish in years 2 and 3 See Page 15 for details on the PCS programme.

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$386,100 p.a

5 CSEC/GCE O-Level: English Language, Mathematics, Chemistry, Physics/Biology and a Technical or Science related subject PLUS Successful completion of PCS** course with at least a 2.3 GPA or six (6) CAPE units including – Chemistry, Mathematics and Physics or Biology (CSEC or GCE O-Level Physics required with Biology) - levels I, II or III OR GCE A-Level Mathematics, Chemistry and Physics or Biology (CSEC or GCE O-Level Physics required with Biology) - levels I, II or III. UTech Diploma in Engineering, or equivalent in field of study (for Advanced Placement). Interview may be required.

$366,820 p.a.

5 CSEC/GCE O-Level: English Language, Mathematics, Physics and 2 other (Technical or Science related) subjects PLUS Successful completion of Pre-requisite Course of Study (PCS)** with a minimum GPA of 2.3 or GCE A’Level Mathematics, Physics and one other relevant course, OR six (6) CAPE Units including Physics Units I and II, Mathematics Units I and II and two (2) other units in science related courses.

UTech Diploma in Engineering, or equivalent in field of study (for Advanced Placement). Interview may be required.

$366,820 p.a.

5 CSEC/GCE O-Level: English Language, Mathematics, Physics and 2 other (Technical or Science related) subjects PLUS Successful completion of Pre-requisite Course of Study (PCS)** with a minimum GPA of 2.3 or GCE A-Level Mathematics, Physics and one other relevant course, OR six (6) CAPE Units including Physics Units I and II, Mathematics Units I and II and two (2) other units in science related courses.

UTech Diploma in Engineering, or equivalent in field of study (for Advanced Placement). Interview may be required.

$366,820 p.a.

5 CSEC/GCE O-Level: English Language, Mathematics, Physics and 2 other (Technical or Science related) subjects PLUS Successful completion of Pre-requisite Course of Study (PCS)** with a minimum GPA of 2.3 or GCE A-Level Mathematics, Physics and one other relevant course, OR six (6) CAPE Units including Physics Units I and II, Mathematics Units I and II and two (2) other units in science related courses.

UTech Diploma in Engineering, or equivalent in field of study (for Advanced Placement). Interview may be required.

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FACULTY OF ENGINEERING AND COMPUTING

Undergraduate Degree: Bachelor of Engineering (B.Eng) in Civil Engineering Options: Construction Engineering Environmental Engineering Structural Design Transportation Engineering

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Undergraduate Degree: Bachelor of Engineering (B.Eng) in Agricultural Engineering Options: Agricultural Machinery and Power Systems Design Food/Bio Processing and Post Harvest Technologies Water, Waste, Energy and the Environment Building/Structures and Protective Environments

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$366,820

General Entry Requirements 2010/2011

CSEC (CXC) passes at General Proficiency Grades 1 & 2; Grade 3 is acceptable from the June 1998 sitting, or GCE O-Level passes at Grade A, B, C or equivalent qualifications. Other technical examination qualifications such as RSA, ULCI and CGLI will be assessed on an individual basis.

5 CSEC/GCE O-Level: English Language, Mathematics, Physics and 2 other (Technical Science or Science related) subjects PLUS successful completion of Pre-requisite Course of study (PCS)**

with a minimum GPA of 2.3 or GCE A’Level Mathematics, Physics and one other relevant course, OR six (6) CAPE Units including Physics Units I and II, Mathematics Units I and II and two (2) other units in science related courses.

OR Students possessing a B.Eng. in Electrical or Mechanical Engineering from UTech may enter the programme at the beginning of year 3 at UTech. The first semester will be rationalization period that will allow the articulated students to synchronize with the regular class by Semestter II. These students may also be exempted from selected course offered in the 3rd and 4th years of the programme.

OR Students possessing a Diploma in Mechanical Engineering or Electrical Engineering from UTech may enter the programme at the beginning of year 2 at UTech. All of the first year would be rationalization period.

OR Students possessing a Associate Degree in Engineering from Montego Bay, Portmore, or Knox Community College with a minimum GPA of 2.5 may enter the programme at the beginning of year 2. All of the first year would be a rationalization period.

5 CSEC/GCE O-Level: English Language, Mathematics, Physics and 2 other (Technical Science or Science related) subjects PLUS successful completion of Pre-requisite Course of study (PCS)**

$366,820

with a minimum GPA of 2.3 or GCE A’Level Mathematics, Physics and one other relevant course, OR six (6) CAPE Units including Physics Units I and II, Mathematics Units I and II and two (2) other units in science related courses.

OR Students possessing a B.Eng. in Chemical or Mechanical Engineering from UTech may enter the programme at the middle of the third year after completing a rationalization semester at UTech.

OR Students possessing a Diploma in Mechanical Engineering or Chemical Technology may enter the programme at the beginning of the third year after completing a rationalization year at UTech.

OR Students possessing a B.Tech. from CASE may enter the programme at the beginning of the third year after completing a rationalization halfyear at CASE OR Students possessing a Diploma or Associates Degree in Agriculture may enter the programme at the beginning of the third year after completing a rationalization year at CASE.

See Page 15 for details on the PCS programme.

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FACULTY OF ENGINEERING AND COMPUTING

Diploma*: Electrical Engineering

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Mechanical Engineering

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Diploma Electrical Engineering

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Mechanical Engineering

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General Entry Requirements 2010/2011

CSEC (CXC) passes at General Proficiency Grades 1 & 2; Grade 3 is acceptable from the June 1998 sitting, or GCE O-Level passes at Grade A, B, C or equivalent qualifications. Other technical examination qualifications such as RSA, ULCI and CGLI will be assessed on an individual basis.

3 3

$261,020 p.a

(Year 1 of the Diploma (ENG 1) is offered at NTEI. Please see page 20 for information).

2

$268,860 $276,700 p.a

Successful completion of UTech Engineering Technician Certificate (ETC) programme or equivalent field of study.

3 3

$261,020 $253,180

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The Prerequisite Course of Study (PCS)

The PCS is a one year programme intended to satisfy the matriculation requirements for applicants without the necessary passes in CAPE or A-Levels.

Eligible Programmes

Bachelor of Engineering in Chemical Engineering (B.Eng) Bachelor of Engineering in Electrical Engineering (B.Eng) Bachelor of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering (B.Eng) Bachelor of Engineering in Industrial Engineering (B.Eng) Bachelor of Engineering in Civil Engineering (B.Eng) Bachelor of Engineering in Agricultural & Biological Engineering (B.Eng)

Duration (Years) 1

Fees for Academic Year 2009/2010 $115,500 p.a.

1

$115,500 p.a.

1

$115,500 p.a.

Bachelor of Engineering in Construction Engineering (B.Eng)

1

$115,500 p.a.

Bachelor of Science in Quantity Surveying (B.Sc)

1

Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharm)

1

$115,500 p.a.

Bachelor of Science in Surveying & Geographic Information Sciences (B.Sc) Bachelor of Science in Land Economy & Valuation Surveying (B.Sc)

$115,500 p.a.

Entry Requirements 5 CSEC/GCE O-Level: English Language, Math, Chemistry, Physics/Biology and Technical or science related subject.

5 CSEC/GCE O-Level: English Language, Math, Physics and 2 others (a Technical and science related subject)

5 CSEC/GCE O-Level: English Language, Math and 3 others from (Physics, Geography, T.D., Integrated Science, I.T., Engineering Science or any other technical subject).

5 CSEC/GCE O-Level: English Language, Math, Physics, Chemistry and an approved technical subject from the listing: Geography, Technical Drawing and Information Technology.

5 CSEC/GCE O-Level passes: English Language, Math, Information Technology, Geography, Technical Drawing.

5 CSEC/GCE O-Level passes: English Language, Math, Chemistry, Biology and one other approved science related subject and a Pharmacy Technician Certificate.

Interested persons may contact the Computing and Engineering Extension Centre (CEEC) at 927-1680-8, extensions 2243/2248 for further details. Application forms for the programme may also be obtained from the Extension Centre, the University's application form should not be submitted for this programme.

A non-refundable application fee of $250.00 must be paid at the Accounts Department before the collection of application forms or upon submission of application forms to CEEC. p.a - per annum

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Undergraduate Degree: Bachelor of Laws (LL.B)

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FACULTY OF LAW

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$311,340 p.a

4

$277,100 p.a

UBLLAWSFXM1A (Montego Bay)

General Entry Requirements 2010/2011

CSEC (CXC) passes at General Proficiency Grades 1 & 2; Grade 3 is acceptable from the June 1998 sitting, or GCE O-Level passes at Grade A, B, C or equivalent qualifications. Other technical examination qualifications such as RSA, ULCI and CGLI will be assessed on an individual basis.

5 CSEC/GCE O-Level passes including English Language, Mathematics at the CSEC General Proficiency Level with grades 1, 2 or (Grade 3 as of June 1998)/GCE ‘O” Level with grades A, B or C Plus Passes in any two subjects at “A’ Level/CAPE Unit 2 OR Applicants can also gain entry after successful completion of a newly designed one-year UTech/ILE Pre-Law programme.

OR Equivalent academic qualifications that are approved by the University.

FACULTY OF SCIENCE & SPORT School of Natural and Applied Sciences

Undergraduate Degree:

Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) in Science and Education with a major in:· Biology & Chemistry Biology & Mathematics Biology & Physics Math & Chemistry Math & Physics Physics & Chemistry

Undergraduate Degree:

Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) in Applied Science with a major in: Industrial & Analytical Chemistry Environmental Science Forensic Chemistry

$262,480 p.a

5 CSEC/GCE O-Level passes: English Language, Math, 2 science subjects and 1 other subject. An interview may be required

4 5

$295,040 $238,060 p.a

5 CSEC/GCE O-Level passes including English Language, Math and at least 2 science subjects. An interview may be required

$295,040 238,060 p.a

5 CSEC/GCE O-Level passes: English Language and Math. An interview may be required

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School of Mathematics and Statistics

Undergraduate Degree: Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) in Applied Statistics with a major in: Social & Economic Statistics Environmental Statistics

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4

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FACULTY OF THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT

Graduate Degree: Master of Science in Built Environment Specializations: Geomatics/Geographic Information Sciences Urban Design Construction Management Land Management

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General Entry Requirements 2010/2011

CSEC (CXC) passes at General Proficiency Grades 1 & 2; Grade 3 is acceptable from the June 1998 sitting, or GCE O-Level passes at Grade A, B, C or equivalent qualifications. Other technical examination qualifications such as RSA, ULCI and CGLI will be assessed on an individual basis.

Matriculants are normally expected to be holders of an undergraduate degree with a GPA 2.75 or lower second class.

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18 mths

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4

$312,540 p.a

5 CSEC/GCE O-Level passes including English Language, Math, Geography (optional) & 2 other approved subjects

Undergraduate Degree: (Post Diploma) Bachelor of Science Construction Management

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1¼

$448,980 duration

UTech Diploma in Construction Management, Structural Engineering, Quantity Surveying, Architectural Technology OR equivalent. Interview may be required.

Undergraduate Degree: Bachelor of Science (B.Sc) in Surveying and Geographic Information Sciences

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4

$347,100 p.a

5 CSEC/GCE O-Level passes including English Language, Math and 3 other approved subjects (Physics, Geography, Technical Drawing, Info. Technology) plus 2 subjects at CAPE (Level II) / ALevel OR Successful completion of the PCS*. Interview may be required

Undergraduate Degree: Bachelor of Engineering (B.Eng) in Construction Engineering

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$338,460 p.a

5 CSEC/GCE O-Level passes including English Language, Math, Physics, Chemistry and a Technical subject plus CAPE (level II) / ALevels in Physics, Mathematics, Chemistry OR Successful completion the Pre Requisite Course of Study (PCS)*. Students and graduates of the Diploma in Structural Engineering may articulate into this degree program. Interview may be required.

Undergraduate Degree: Bachelor of Science (B.Sc) in Quantity Surveying

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$329,820 p.a

5 CSEC/GCE O-Level passes including English Language and Math and three other approved subjects (Chemistry, Physics, Add Maths , I.T., P.O.A.,T.D., Geography) plus 2 CAPE (Level II) / A-Level subjects from the approved listing OR Successful completion of the PCS*. Interview may be required.

Undergraduate Degree: Bachelor of Science (B.Sc) in Land Economy and Valuation Surveying

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$277,980 p.a

5 CSEC/GCE O-Level including English Language, Math plus 2 CAPE (Levels I& II) / A-Level subjects OR Successful completion of the PCS*. Interview may be required.

Undergraduate Degree: Bachelor of Science (B.Sc) in Urban and Regional Planning

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CSEC (CXC) passes at General Proficiency Grades 1 & 2; Grade 3 is acceptable from the June 1998 sitting, or GCE O-Level passes at Grade A, B, C or equivalent qualifications. Other technical examination qualifications such as RSA, ULCI and CGLI will be assessed on an individual basis.

Diploma: Construction Management

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$210,060 p.a

5 CSEC/GCE O-Level English Language, Math, Chemistry, Physics, Technical subject OR PEC** subjects at prescribed level.

Diploma: Structural Engineering

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3

$210,060 p.a

5 CSECGCE /O-Level passes including English Language, Math, Physics, Chemistry, Technical subject OR PEC** subjects.

Caribbean School of Architecture Graduate Degree: Master of Architecture (M.Arch)

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Undergraduate Degree: UBAARSTFXU1A Bachelor of Arts in Architectural Studies

2

$411,180 p.a

Bachelor of Arts in Architectural Studies (Minimum Lower Second Class Hons.) or equivalent PLUS portfolio and interview

4

$310,700 p.a

5 CSEC/GCE O-Level passes including English Language, Math and 3 other approved subjects PLUS portfolio and interview. Having satisfied the first criteria and based on the number of applicants, persons may be called for an interview where applicants are expected to take a portfolio of the minimum of ten (10) pieces of their best creative/technical work.

Please note: The Bachelor of Arts (B.A) in Architectural Studies is an extremely competitive programme and can only accommodate approximately 30-40 applicants in year 1 annually. Mathematics and English Language are compulsory subjects for acceptance, however prospective applicants are advised that the three (3) other subjects may be in any of the following disciplines: Sciences, Technical/Visual Arts and Humanities. Applicants are further advised that some evidence of creativity would be an asset.

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FRANCHISE PROGRAMMES SCHOOL/ PROGRAMME

School of Business Administration

Business Administration UBBBUADFXB1A UBBBUADFXE1A UBBBUADFXK1A UBBBUADFXM1A UBBBUADFXP1A

School of Hospitality & Tourism Management

FACULTY OF BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT LOCATION

Brown’s Town Comm. College Exed Comm. College Knox Comm. College Mo Bay Comm. College Portmore Comm. College

DURATION

2 years 1 year 2 years 2 years 2 years

Transfer to UTech in year 3 Transfer to UTech in year 2 Transfer to UTech in year 3 Transfer to UTech in year 3 Transfer to UTech in year 3

2 years

Transfer to year 3

B.Sc. Degree in Hospitality & Tourism Management UBSHSTMFXK1A UBSHSTMFXM1A

Knox Comm. College Mo Bay Comm. College

School of Computing & Information Technology Certificate in Computer Studies (Modular) UCECOSTFTK1 UCECOSTFTM1 UCECOSTFTP1 UCECOSTPTE1

Knox Community College Mo Bay Comm. College Portmore Comm. College EXED Comm. College

1 year

Knox Community College Mo Bay Comm. College

1 year

Associate Degree in Computer Studies (Modular) UPCCOSTFTK1 UPCCOSTFTM1

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TRANSFER YEAR

ENTRY REQUIREMENT

5 CSEC/GCE O-Level passes including

English Language, Math and 3 other subjects

5 CSEC/GCE O-Level subjects including English Language, Math and 3 other subjects. A foreign language would be an asset.

FACULTY OF ENGINEERING AND COMPUTING Transfer to Associate 5 CSEC/GCE O-Level passes including Degree Programme English Language & Math.

OR Transfer tosecond year in Degree Programme

Transfer to third year in Degree Programme

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Certificate in Computer Studies.

OUTREACH PROGRAMMES SCHOOL/ PROGRAMME

School of Business Administration

Business Admiistration (Part-Time) UBBBUADFXQ1A

FACULTY OF BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT LOCATION

Portmore Comm. College

DURATION

5 years *

TRANSFER YEAR

Transfer to UTech in year 4 (when size of Specialization group falls below 15)

ENTRY REQUIREMENT

5 CSEC/GCE O-Level passes including English Language, Math and 3 other subjects.

(* Duration refers to the length of the programme covering classes delivered at both Portmore Community College and UTech main Campus) Pre-Engineering Course – (PEC) USTPRECFTB1 USTPRECFTC1 USTPRECFTE1 USTPRECFTK1 USTPRECFTM1 USTPRECFTP1 Mechanical Engineering - Diploma (Full-time) UDPMEENFXN1A (Part-time) UDPMEENFXN1A

FACULTY OF ENGINEERING AND COMPUTING

Brown’s Town Comm. College Caribbean Maritime Institute EXED Comm. College Knox Comm. College Mo Bay Comm. College Portmore Comm. College

National Tool & Eng. Inst.

1 year

for diploma Secondary School to Grade 9 level.

Eligible programmes or the Pre- Selection Test. requisite Course depending on grade point average achieved in final examinations. Also may be in other accepted programmes subject to additional CSEC, GCE or equivalent subjects.

1 year

Eligible to enter year 2 of Diploma at UTech

Pass

4 CSEC/GCE O-Level passes in English Language, Math & Physics or Engineering Science and one other subject (preferably Technical) at prescribed level.

The Part-time Mode includes the Summer Session

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University of Technology, Jamaica Ma gna ta per artem ges

We are more than a University, “We are the Home of World Class Athletes�.

University of Technology, Jamaica Main Campus 237 Old Hope Road, Kingston 6, Jamaica W.I. School of Public Health 21 Slipe Pen Road, Kingston 5, Jamaica W.I. Nursing Department 2 Cottage Road, Montego Bay, Jamaica W.I. Montego Bay Campus 2 Kent Avenue, Montego Bay, Jamaica W.I. For further information please call Tel: 927-1680-8 extn 2075/2077 or E-mail: prospectinfo@utech.edu.jm or Visit our website at: www.utechjamaica.edu.jm

Prospective Student Guide & Application Procedures Academic Year 2010/2011 & Post Diploma Summer Degree Programmes 2009/10