All Saints University School of Medicine operates campuses in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines and Dominica. It focuses on cost-effective, high-quality medical education with small class sizes and individualized support.
Top Reasons To Study Here
- Accredited programs
- Small class sizes
- Flexible admissions
- Modern campuses
About
All Saints University School of Medicine in Dominica was established in 2006, with a campus located in Roseau and administered from Toronto, Canada. The Saint Vincent and the Grenadines campus was founded in 2012 on the island of St.
Vincent. The university aims to educate socially responsible, skilled healthcare professionals familiar with global health issues and evidence-based medicine.
It emphasizes critical thinking, clinical judgment, and problem-solving skills within diverse social and cultural contexts. The teaching language is English, and the institution offers modern facilities including classrooms, labs, and libraries.
Programs
All Saints University offers Doctor of Medicine (MD) programs, including a 5-year program with a Pre-Medical component and a 4-year program, as well as a Bachelor of Science in Public Health. All programs are taught in English and delivered on-campus.
The programs are designed for recent high school graduates and undergraduates aiming for a career in medicine. They prepare students for medical careers with a focus on developing compassionate and competent healthcare professionals.
The curriculum integrates traditional and modern teaching methods, with a strong emphasis on clinical judgment and problem-solving skills. Students benefit from small class sizes and individualized support, fostering a comprehensive learning environment.
