In the undergraduate BSc. programmes, courses are offered in all major scientific disciplines, with first year courses also taught at Tertiary Level Colleges in Antigua and St. Lucia. Students may major in one or two disciplines and current enrolment in the Faculty is approximately one thousand undergraduates, most of whom are full-time students. Through collaboration with the Caribbean Institute for Meteorology and Hydrology (CIMH), the Faculty also offers a Major in Meteorology within the BSc. degree.

The Faculty offers two (2) distinct types of postgraduate programmes. Taught Masters (MSc) programmes provide specific skill sets and training; while MPhil and PhD Research degrees provide research opportunities under the supervision of a full-time member of the Academic Staff for those wishing to pursue careers in Science. The Faculty offers taught MSc programmes: The well-established MSc in Natural Resource and Environmental Management (with streams in Tropical Coastal and Marine Resource Management, Climate Change, Water Resource Management and Land Management and Environmental Resilience), an MSc in Information Technology (with streams in Enterprise Systems, Mobile Applications and Web Development) and Postgraduate Diploma in Information Technology.  In 2014, the Faculty also received approval to offer a new MSc programme in Biosafety.