
Faculty of Humanities and Education
The Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) is a professional degree, normally intended for practitioners in the field of education. This programme aims at building and improving the skills of teachers with an Associate Degree in Education or a Teaching Certificate as well as persons wishing to start in the field of Early Childhood Care and Education.
Applicants already possessing an Associate Degree in Education or a Teaching Certificate in Education from a reputable Teacher Training Institution will be eligible for matriculation into Level II of the B.Ed. programme and therefore complete only 20 courses (in a minimum of two years on a full-time basis).
Our faculty conducts research in all areas of Education. We focus on educational issues of interest across the world, with a special interest in the situations facing education in the Caribbean islands.
If you want to advance your career as a:
Then this degree is for you!
Come for a semester on Study Abroad or pursue a full degree in a multicultural learning environment. Enjoy the beach, experience the culture and excel in your studies.
We welcome local, international and regional students.
In order to qualify for the B.Ed. degree a student must fulfill the requirements for either the 60 credit programme or the 90 credit programme as deemed applicable.
For this programme, students must take:
Twenty (20) to Thirty (30) courses approved by the Faculty of Humanities & Education. In addition to specialist courses in the content area selected, all students complete Education Foundation courses such as:
See Complete Course List for 60-credit programme
See Complete Course List for 90-credit programme
We offer low tuition fees and several scholarships and financial aid are available. Choose a payment plan that fits your education budget. View Tuition Costs »
NB: For entry to the B.Ed (Early Childhood Care and Education), teacher training is NOT required.
If you have questions about our Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) programme, please e-mail schoolofeducation@cavehill.uwi.edu or call 246-417-4426.