ST. GEORGE’S UNIVERSITY: DEVELOPING TOMORROW’S MEDICAL LEADERS
A pioneer in global medical education, St. George’s University’s School of Medicine off ers unique cross-cultural and international learning experiences to faculty and students from all over the world. On the forefront of international medical education for more than 36 years, St. George’s University has graduated over 10,000 doctors who have practised in 50 countries and in all 50 US states. St. George’s was founded in 1976 as the fi rst private medical school in the Caribbean region, and its leaders built the young school with rigorous academic standards, which resulted in accreditations and approvals from every government authority and accrediting body that studied it.
Prestigious Public Health Programmes An exciting option beyond the stand-alone MD degree, dual MD/MPH, MD/MSc, and MD/MBA degrees are available to St. George’s medical students. Dual degree graduates are able to participate in a wide range of classes with practical exercises that hone many of the skills required to impact the world of health care. Students in the CEPH-accredited Master of Public Health programme participate in practicums that have been conducted at 180 locations in 32 countries throughout Africa, Asia, the Caribbean, Europe, and North and South America, gaining an international perspective in an international setting.
Breathtaking Campus Over the last decade, more than $250 million US dollars have been spent to create a beautiful, state-of-the-art campus, rivaling some of the most prestigious universities in the world. St. George’s campus includes over 65 buildings spread out over 42 acres in a vibrant, tropical seaside location. Over 2,000 students live on campus and others live in the surrounding neighbourhoods, which are served by the University-provided free bus transportation. The True Blue campus, as it’s called, provides all the amenities and technologically advanced facilities of a world-class institution, while off ering beautiful scenery and majestic views of the Caribbean Sea.
Information on the University is available at
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