LEARNING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

Available courses

• Alternate Dispute Resolution

  • Teacher: McKoy D
  • Teacher: Malcom Christopher

  The course aims to enable students to appreciate the nature of ADR; to examine particular applications of ADR techniques to public law issues; and to provide students with a comparison with court based dispute resolution to public law issues.

  

• Administrative Law

  • Teacher: McKoy D
  • Non-editing teacher: Lamey Khian
  • Non-editing teacher: Gardner Keith

  LAW 2710: This course compliments our other courses in Constitutional Law and Commonwealth Caribbean Human Rights. The course is the third installment of what is commonly known as commonwealth Caribbean Public Law.

  

• Jurisprudence

  • Teacher: McKoy D
  • Non-editing teacher: Lewis Coleen

  LAW2510: The general objective of this course is to examine the theories of jurisprudence and provide students with a philosophical approach to understanding the nature of law.
  

  

• Constitutional Law

  • Teacher: McKoy D
  • Non-editing teacher: Myrie Tanesha

  LAW1020: The aim of this course is to provide an introduction to the constitutional law of the Commonwealth Caribbean.
  

  

• Legal Methods, Research and Writing

  • Teacher: McKoy D
  • Non-editing teacher: Jackson Leighton

  LAW1230: The objectives of this course are to introduce the methodology of legal research and to lay a foundation for the understanding of legal concepts and the effective written presentation of legal argument and analysis. NB: This is a two-semester course.
  

  

• Law and Legal Systems

  • Teacher: McKoy D
  • Non-editing teacher: Lewis Coleen
  • Non-editing teacher: Corthesy Natalie
  • Non-editing teacher: Malcom Christopher

  LAW1010: The objective of this course is to provide students with knowledge of the historical, institutional and legal context of law in the Commonwealth Caribbean.
  

  

• Business Government and Society

  • Teacher: McKoy D

  SBCO6220: This course is concerned with understanding the inter-relationships among business, government and society and how they affect private and public sector managers.

  

• Dissertation Research & Writing for Graduate Students

  • Teacher: McKoy D

  This course has three principal objectives. The first objective is to get graduate students from the several disciplines of law, management, and policy taking to each other and identifying how their several disciplines intersect. The second objective is to discuss different research methods used in our several disciplines and to foster an understanding of the various approaches. Finally, this course is designed to help you complete your dissertation.

  

• Public Sector Governance

  • Teacher: McKoy D

  This is the public management module to the LLM course on Corporate Governance. You must first register with UWI and the LLM in Corporate Governance before you attempt to register here!
  

  

• Public Sector Senior Management Development Programme

  • Teacher: McKoy D

  The Public Sector Senior Management Development Programme at MIND was developed to prepare and maintain a cadre of highly trained personnel in keeping with the goals of the Public Sector Modernization Programme. You must first register with MIND before attempting to register here.

  

• Teaching Legal Methods, Research & Writing

  • Teacher: McKoy D

  This course is a support forum for the teachers of legal Method and Legal Research and Writing at the School of Continuing Studies, University of the West Indies.