and academic communities, while promoting public health regionally and internationally. The University’s students work in 80 practicum sites around the world to provide an international perspective in an international setting. Students are able to complete their public health practica across most Caribbean islands, in most states across the


Mirroring the academic standards established by St. George’s School of Medicine, St. George’s University’s Master of Public Health programme was accredited by the US Council on Education for Public Health (CEPH) in 2010, making the University only the fifth non-US institution, and the only school in the Caribbean region, to be granted the coveted distinction.


Innovative Business Programmes


Because St. George’s University leaders aim to provide students with the skills needed to run a health care business in today’s rapidly changing environment, they developed innovative new MBA degrees in international business and multi-sector health management. These programmes meet the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business standards and are built on a creative mix of in-person and online learning. MBA students begin their coursework with a one- week stay on the Grenada campus in which they become part of an international project team from around the world. They then return to their homes for the bulk of the programme, following the course online, before re-joining their team for another short stay in Grenada.


Progressive Research Possibilities


US, and in countries that include the United Kingdom, Canada, Botswana, Cambodia, India, Japan, Kenya, Morocco, Pakistan, Switzerland, Tanzania, Uganda, and Zimbabwe.


The University-affiliated Windward Islands Research and Education Foundation operates a research institute on campus and collaborates with prestigious North American, European, Caribbean, and African institutions through multi- disciplinary research and academic programmes. Founded nearly two decades ago, this Foundation


draws internationally recognised scholars and regional scientists to research various communicable and non-communicable diseases and health issues affecting the Caribbean region. Since its inception, the Foundation has conducted numerous research projects, including HIV/AIDS in rural Botswana and sickle cell anemia in Grenadian primary and secondary school children. Each research project encourages collaborative relationships between internationally recognised scholars, regional scientists, and St. George’s University students.


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 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 offering beautiful scenery and majestic views of the Caribbean Sea.


Information on the University is available at www.sgu.edu, and through YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, and Google+ at StGeorgesU.


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