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Philosophy of the School of Engineering. The engineering profession requires persons who are able to apply the principles of physical sciences, economics and environmental concerns in the design, implementation and operation of products, components, processes, and operations.
The University is organised into three Colleges and five Faculties. Each College and Faculty is headed by a Dean who is responsible for its administration and academic affairs.
The vision of the Faculty of Engineering & Computing is to be the preferred partner in providing education and training for engineering and computing scholarship in Jamaica and the Caribbean. The Faculty of Engineering & Computing (FENC) comprises the following: School of Engineering; School of Computing and Information Technology
Master of Science in Engineering. Overview: The Faculty requires an Mphil/PhD student to complete a total of forty (40) credits on the programme, comprising of eighteen (18) credits course work component and twenty-two (22) credits research component. Entry Requirements:
The University of Technology offers courses across eight colleges and faculties: College of Business & Management (COBAM) College of Health Sciences (COHS) Faculty of Education & Liberal Studies (FELS) Faculty of Engineering & Computing (FENC) Faculty of Law (FOL) Faculty of Science & Sport (FOSS) Faculty of The Built Environment (FOBE)
Over 100 programmes at Certificate, Diploma & Degree levels. Academic offerings & development modeled on English Polytechnic. Emphasis on flexibility of approach, work-based learning, professional linkages. Several programmes franchised through links with Community Colleges.
Tel: (876) 927-1680-8. Slipe Pen Road Campus. The School of Public Health and Health Technology is located at 21 Slipe Pen Road, Kingston 5, which is in close proximity to the Kingston Public Hospital.
