Departments
Natural and Life Sciences
The Department of Natural and Life Sciences provides students with a strong, interdisciplinary foundation in the biological, chemical, and physical sciences. We support both specialised degrees in Biology and core science education across the College. Our programmes blend solid academic preparation with hands-on laboratory work, field experiences, and authentic opportunities for undergraduate research. Through these experiences, students build curiosity, technical competence, and the scientific literacy needed to thrive in today’s STEM-driven world.
Through engaging coursework, personalised academic advising, and comprehensive research training built into both our Associate and Bachelor’s degree programmes, we prepare graduates for seamless transfer into advanced study, entry into health science and environmental careers, and progression into medical, dental, veterinary, or research pathways.
Grounded in a history of delivering essential science education for the entire College, the department maintains its commitment to excellence in teaching and learning. Our students graduate not only with strong scientific knowledge but with the analytical, communication, and leadership skills required to make meaningful contributions in their fields and communities.
Environmental and Sustainability Studies
In 2022, the Department proudly embraced a new identity as the Environmental and Sustainability Studies Department, reflecting our college’s vision of empowering every student to engage with the transformative concept of sustainability—whether through the circular economy, innovative technologies, or the stewardship of our shared environments.
This reimagining is more than a name change; it is a commitment to preparing students to become leaders who shape a healthier, more resilient future. Our graduates are equipped to drive national progress in areas such as sustainable water and wastewater management, occupational safety and health, and the thoughtful integration of natural and built environments.
With creativity and purpose, they are also advancing the use of cutting-edge tools like geographic information systems, opening new pathways for innovation across emerging sectors of the economy.
In every endeavor, our students are not only learning about sustainability—they are becoming the changemakers who will define it.
Key Contacts
Office of the Dean
Dean: Dr. Sherwyn Millette (Ag).
Email address: smillette@costaatt.edu.tt
Telephone contact: 868-625-5030 ext.2030
School Email: seces@costaatt.edu.tt
Department of Natural and Life Sciences
Chair: Mrs. Risha Kalloo (Ag).
Email address: rkalloo@costaatt.edu.tt
Telephone contact: 868-625-5030 ext.2352
Administrative Assistant: Mrs. Shaloma George
Email address: sgeorge@costaatt.edu.tt
Telephone contact: 868-625-5030 ext. 2341
COSTAATT Admissions Department
Admissions Counsellor: Erin Camps
Email address: ecamps@costaatt.edu.tt / admissions@costaatt.edu.tt
Telephone contact: 625-5030 ext. 1107
Department of Environmental and Sustainability Studies
Chair: Ms Karen Paul
Email address: kpaul@costaatt.edu.tt
Telephone contact: 868-625-5030 ext. 2310
Administrative Assistant: Ms Cheryl-Ann Long
Email address: clong@costaatt.edu.tt
Telephone contact: 868-625-5030 ext. 2311
COSTAATT Admissions Department
Admissions Counsellor: Erin Camps
Email address: ecamps@costaatt.edu.tt / admissions@costaatt.edu.tt
Telephone contact: 625-5030 ext. 1107
TESTIMONIALS
“Looking back, the elements of my degree that have had the most lasting positive impact are the strong grounding in core sciences, the hands-on laboratory experience, and the research opportunities that sharpened my analytical and problem-solving skills. These not only deepened my understanding of biological concepts but also built discipline, perseverance, and attention to detail—qualities that continue to benefit me in both academic pursuits and professional development.”
TESTIMONIALS
“The courses in my Biology (Pre-med) programme provided me with a strong foundation in core sciences such as biology, chemistry, and anatomy. The emphasis on laboratory work strengthened my technical skills and allowed me to apply theoretical knowledge in practical settings. In addition, research-based assignments encouraged critical thinking and problem-solving, which are essential for both advanced academic work and professional practice.”
