The School of Medicine at St. George’s University (SGU) and the Westerfield College (WFC) will be hosting a virtual event on the 15th of May, 2021 to launch the one and a half year programme that prepares students for a future in medicine with entry into SGU’s 5-year MD programme.
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Guest speakers from SGU and WFC will cover academics, admissions, and scholarship.
The session will include a live question and answer (Q&A).
Graduates of the 1.5-year Westerfield College programme will have the opportunity to begin their medical education with SGU in Grenada, the United Kingdom, or India.
The three paths feature the same curriculum and provide a strong foundation for SGU’s future physicians. The last two years have the option of doing clinical rotations either in the US or the UK.
St. George’s University is an international institution and has contributed over 18,000 physicians to the global physician workforce, with students, graduates, and faculty from over 150 countries.
They have practised in every state in the US, as well as in more than 50 countries.
St. George’s University has been providing the world with highly trained doctors for more than 40 years.
Founded as an independent School of Medicine in 1976, SGU pioneered the concept of international medical education. No other medical school in the world provides more new doctors to the US healthcare system.
Students attending SGU enjoy the benefits of a thriving multicultural environment on the True Blue campus, Grenada, offering all the amenities and technologically advanced facilities of a world-class institution.
“Westerfield College is set up as both a place for the building of high academic achievement as well as a loving environment which allows the full development of innate abilities and creative talents,” said Michael Dosunmu, the managing director at Westerfield College.
