Caribbean Medical Schools
 

American International School of Medicine

(Guyana) The schools mission "...is to provide affordable quality foreign medical school - medical training a Doctor of Medicine degree and shaping minds to revolutionize medicine thus making high quality affordable healthcare available to underserved communities throughout the world." Special programs include a pre- med program for high school graduates. Financial Aid programs are available. (Classes in English)

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American University of the Caribbean

(St. Maarten) AUC's curriculum is fully accredited foreign medical school per regulations of the US Department of Education. Financial aid programs are available for US citizens and permanent residents as well as for Canadian citizens. Located just 150 miles east of Puerto Rico. (Classes in English)

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Central American Health Sciences University

(Belize) CAHSU is a medical school with a curriculum patterned after US medical programs. The Caribbean Medical School University ensures its students receive a well-rounded education, allowing them to develop into skilled and responsible physicians well equipped to enter into the competitive job market upon graduation. CAHSU is located in Belize, a politically stable country in Central Americaand is popular for its wide beaches, vacation spots, a semi tropical climate. (Classes in English)

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International University of the Health Sciences

(St. Kitts) IUHS has a campus in St Kitts. Foreign medical school students may study on or off the campus - the off campus study program is called the Electronic Learning Program (ELP). IUHS also has affiliated campuses in Europe and Asia, which use the same courseware, by local staff. (Classes in English)

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Ross University

Ross University

(Dominica) Founded in 1978. Ross University School of Medicine has worked closely with leading on medical education for more than 20 years, to develop an Caribbean Medical School educational program equal in scope and quality to programs offered by the United States medical schools. The excellence of the program is attested to by the fact major US RUSM- affiliated teaching hospitals welcome our students as medical clerks and our graduates as medical residents. (Classes in English)

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Saba University

(Saba) SABA students are prepared properly to demonstrate the professional and clinical skills needed for medical problem solving, health promotion, patient care, community services, research and scholarship.Saba's medical curriculum is patterned after those offered in the finest U.S. medical schools and is designed to meet the licensing requirements in the United States and other countries abroad. All classes are taught in English; Saba is a Dutch island with English as the first language. (Classes in English)

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Spartan Health Sciences University School of Medicine

(St Lucia) The curriculum of the School of Medicine encompasses a comprehensive course of basic medical sciences and clinical sciences that last three calendar years. The trimester periods begin in January, May and September; therefore, a student may elect to enter at the beginning of any of the three trimesters. (Classes in English)

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St. George's University

(Grenada) The University boasts a 800 member multinational faculty of full professors, associate and assistant professors, and instructors. The faculty comes primarily from the United States, the United Kingdom, the Caribbean, and former Commonwealth countries. St. George's foreign medical students benefit from this unique opportunity for exposure to a wide range of experts, broadening both their academic expertise and their cultural experience. (Classes in English)

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St. Luke's University School of Medicine

(Belize) St Luke's University is committed to serving a diverse student body who will represent the School of Medicine's commitment to meeting the health care needs and improving the health care delivery systems of the people they serve. The University is committed to a policy of non-discrimination in the admission of students. The curriculum is based on the US standard of medical education, St. Luke's Caribbean Medical School is recognized by ECFMG permitting graduates to take the USMLE. (Classes in English)

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St. Matthew's University

(Cayman Islands-Belize) With campuses in the Cayman Islands and Windham Maine, as well as clinical sites in the United States and the United Kingdom, St. Matthew’s provides students with an international perspective on the practice of medicine. Established in 1996, St. Mathew's seeks to become one of the premier physician preparatory training facilities in the world with a fully integrated medical school curriculum and the finest United States based clerkship training available.
(Classes in English)

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University of Aruba

(Aruba) The medical school has been providing an English-language education in beautiful Aruba for over 30 years. Contact: University of Aruba Medical School # z/n Dr. Schaepman Street, Sint Nicolaas. Tel: +011 297 845 287, Fax: +011 297 847 2 74 (Classes in English)

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University of Health Sciences

(Antigua) We are proud to state that the value and benefits of On-line teaching, of which we are one of the earliest pioneers, are being recognized worldwide. For example, Dr. Bill Behrbom, an Assistant Clinical Professor in the Dept. of Oral Medicine and Pathology at NYC recently stated: "I present lectures to about 300 students, and out of the 300 students, about 200 show up. Out of those 200, about 100 sleep and 100 are awake. Out of the awake ones, about 50 pay attention and 50 are in some other world." Further, "All of my lectures are posted on the internet (NYU's Internet). All students read my lectures from the website, study from that, and do well on the exams (and my exams aren't easy)". We believe that the introduction of the On-line lecture presentations into our curriculum is an effective tool for lecture delivery, and is comparable to some of the techniques used at New York University as well as other reputable institutions in the United States. It allows the students to manage their time better and more productively. (Classes in English)

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University of Sint Eustatius

University of Sint Eustatius

(Netherlands-Antilles) Foreign Medical School candidates may occasionally qualify for admission upon completion of 90 term hours, three academic years, or the equivalent, provided that they meet all other entrance credential requirements. Candidates are expected to demonstrate proficiency in the types of premedical course work required of applicants from the U.S. educational model. How such proficiency shall be demonstrated is left to the discretion of the Admissions Committee. Proficiency may be demonstrated, for example, by the applicant's satisfactory performance on the MCAT, or by successful completion of typical US educational model premedical courses given at "extension" schools in the applicant's home country or abroad. (Classes in English)

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University of the West Indies

University of the West Indies

(Jamaica) Medicine is taught at three (3) campuses, namely St. Augustine, Mona and Cave Hill. In addition to Medicine, the Faculty at St. Augustine in Trinidad and Tobago comprises Caribbean Medical Schools of Medicine, Dentistry, Veterinary Medicine, Pharmacy and Advanced Nursing Education. It is located at the Eric Williams Medical Sciences Complex which is situated approximately six (6) miles from the capital city of Port of Spain and two miles from the main campus at St. Augustine. (Classes in English)

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Windsor University School of Medicine

Windsor University School of Medicine

(St. Kitts)Windsor University School of Medicine strives to provide quality medical education for any student with emphasis upon the provision of educational opportunities for those students who may not other wise have an opportunity to acquire an education of the type provided at Windsor University. The University does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, nationality or religion , age, sexual preference, political affiliation on any other basis. (Classes in English)

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