Duration
4 Years
Post study work visa
3 Years
Intake months
September
Caribbean Studies is an interdisciplinary undergraduate program that consists of courses on Caribbean history and society, politics and economic development, literature and thought. Our courses deal with a wide range of issues including gender, religion, culture, ethnicity, race, development, language, colonialism, the environment and regional common markets. Caribbean Studies equips students to think about broad, theoretical and challenging intellectual issues and, at the same time, to ground that expansive thinking in deep understanding of the particular historical, political, economic, geographical, cultural and linguistic realities of the Caribbean and its diasporas. This combined interdisciplinary and area studies approach prepares students to think across disciplines about these kinds of questions, and to base their comparative, transnational and interdisciplinary thinking in concrete knowledge of the Caribbean and its people. The study of the Caribbean equips students to question the order of things, reflect on their own place in the world, and see past the Caribbeans size or current level of geo-political influence to recognize the inherent value and intellectual significance of all places and all people.
IELTS 6.5
TOEFL 100
Type of institution
Foundation Provider
Year established
1827
Total students
62,864
On campus accommodation
Available
THE rank
18QS rank
34ARWU rank
24
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