Founded in 1977, St. George’s University is an international centre of education that is committed to developing more experienced and worldly professionals, and that trains future doctors to “think beyond.” Located in Grenada, West Indies, St. George’s University gives students the varied medical perspectives of faculty from over 32 countries and cultural competencies developed in interactions with peers from over 140 countries.

Nearly 8,000 St. George’s School of Medicine graduates have practised in over 45 countries around the world, including all 50 US states, Puerto Rico, and the 10 provinces of Canada.

SGU True Blue Campus
The St. George’s University Schools of Medicine, Veterinary Medicine, and Arts and Sciences are dispersed over 42 acres in Southwest Grenada. With the latest construction, St. George’s $250 million technologically advanced campus provides superior facilities on a wireless-enhanced campus, which includes a library, labs, dormitories, lecture halls, and a research institute.

Both medical and veterinary medical students complete clinical training in affiliated institutions and approved clinical centres in the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, and Ireland.

SGU Faculty
One of the most impressive features of St. George’s University is the outstanding, international faculty of 850+. Many have taught at St. George’s for decades, some from its inception 32 years ago. Nobel Prize winners sit on the University’s academic board, and the Visiting Scholars program, with teachers from highly noted institutions such as Harvard and The Rockefeller Institute, gives students exposure to a variety of experts in their fields within carefully structured curricula. This ongoing programme offers students the luxury of a controlled and continuous academic programme featuring a continuous stream of international experts who become a lifelong network of colleagues.

With a 10-to-1 student-to-faculty ratio in Basic Sciences, St. George’s School of Medicine offers an unparalleled access to professors and personal attention. There are more than 120 visiting scholars in the School of Medicine each year, and more than 40 in the School of Veterinary Medicine.

For more information on St. George’s University, visit www.sgu.edu