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VOICES Bi-Monthly Magazine of the University of Technology, Jamaica |

April 2017

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“I don’t think the University should offer courses only in Science and

Technology because it needs a wider variety of courses so people can

have other options and widen their field of knowledge. Even in whichever

course they do they can have wider knowledge, not just on that course but

other courses just the same; not just limited to science and technology.”

Daniel Brooks, Year 1

Faculty of The Built Environment

In a vox pop on Wednesday, April 19 students on the Papine

and Montego Bay campuses were asked the following

question. Should the University offer courses only in science

and technology? Why or Why not? Read on to see their

responses.

“No I don’t think the University should offer courses only in science and

technology. Why? There are students, both local and international that are

not interested in majoring in science and technology; they are more for

the arts programme or the built environment programme, just to name

a few. So I don’t think the University should offer courses only in science

and technology.”

Jordan Hamilton, Year 2

College of Health Sciences

“No. I don’t think it should be only science and technology because

the University is already known for its business courses with School

of Business Administration as well as the School of Hospitality and

TourismManagement. The Faculty of Education is also another big

faculty so if they only offer those courses, they would limit the choices

that students will have and also the amount of students coming into the

University.”

Brandon Wallace, Year 4

College of Business and Management

STUDENT VOICES

Should the University offer courses

only in science and technology?

Why or Why not?