Explore graduate entry medicine at St George’s University, combining a Caribbean campus with international clinical training.
Grenada provides a Caribbean setting for St George’s University, which has educated medical students since 1977. The university attracts an international community and connects study on the island with clinical education in other countries.
The Grenada campus hosts the basic-science stage of medical training, with lectures, laboratory work, small-group discussion and problem-based learning. Clinical rotations take students into partner hospitals overseas, so campus life in the Caribbean forms one stage of a wider international education.
St George’s University offers graduate-entry medicine alongside longer pathways for school leavers and applicants from different education systems. The programme moves from basic sciences to clinical rotations, including primary care and elective placements.
A previous degree, A-levels, the IB or other school qualifications lead to different entry points and programme lengths at St George’s. Medical Doorway assesses that educational background when coordinating an application, helping establish the full study route from the outset.
