Your first year at University will be one of significant transition. Depending on your specialization, you will generally be required to complete seven (7) of the introductory or level-one courses listed below and three (3) foundation courses. Some students may be required to take additional courses determined by their programmes of study.
Students who have obtained grades I through IV in certain Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examination (CAPE) subjects may be required to replace introductory courses with other courses.
Department of Economics
- Principles of Economics
- Introduction to Statistics
- Intermediate Microeconomics
- Matrix Algebra
- Econometrics
- Statistical Computing
- Game Theory
- Inferential Statistics
- Statistical Estimation and Inference for Business and Social Sciences
- Non-Parametric Statistics
Mona School of Business and Management
- Introduction to Cost & Management Accounting
- Financial Accounting
- Entertainment Management
- Communication Skills for Managers
- Systems Analysis & Design
- Investment and Analysis
- Strategic Planning for Entrepreneurship
- Integrated Marketing Communication
- Tourism Planning & Development
- Destination Management
Department of Government
- Introduction to International Relations
- Principles of Public International Law
- Politics of the Caribbean
- Caribbean Political Thought
- Garveyism in Americas/Africa
- Political Leadership in the Caribbean
- International Development Policy and Management
- International Political Economy
- Public Financial Management
- Constitutional and Administrative Law for Public Sector Managers
Department of Sociology, Psychology and Social Work
- Introduction to Anthropology
- Introduction to Social Work
- Anthropology of Africa
- Anthropology of Religion
- Sociology and Development
- International Trade and Labour Standards
- Interpersonal Dynamics
- Globalization and Development
- Experimental and Applied Psychology
- Personality Theory
