Available courses (note that every course is NOT offered every semester) Compulsory for all students depending on their programme:
GRSM 6000 MPhil Research Seminar 1
GRSM 6001 MPhil Research Seminar 2
GEND 6700 Advanced Feminist Theory (6 credits)
GEND 6710 Issues in Caribbean Feminism and Gender Relations (3 credits)
GEND 6720 Feminist Methodology and Epistemology (4 credits)
GEND 6900 MPhil Gender Thesis
GRSM 8001 PhD Research Seminar 1
GRSM 8002 PhD Research Seminar 2
GRSM 8003 PhD Research Seminar 3
GEND 8000 PhD Gender Thesis
The requirement for entry into this programme is a postgraduate degree. With the exception of holders of MPhil Degrees from recognized universities, candidates are normally required to register for the MPhil Degree in the first instance and will only be upgraded to the doctoral level if progress is satisfactory and the requirements of an Upgrade Assessment Committee are met. Persons without a strong background in Gender Studies may be required to take relevant postgraduate level courses.
The following may qualify applicants for admission to the PhD degree in Gender and Development Studies:
MSc. Gender and Development (UWI)
MPhil Development Studies (Specialization, Gender and Development) UWI or equivalent
MPhil Political Science or Sociology
MSc/MPhil Gender Studies/Women’s Studies/Men’s Studies/Masculinity Studies
MA Cultural Studies
MA Heritage Studies
MA History
Any other relevant graduate field such as, but not limited to Economics, Business, Social Work, Theology, Natural Sciences