St. George’s University (SGU) School of Medicine in Grenada, West Indies, recently hosted its Familiarization Program, welcoming education agents and school counsellors the region and around the world to its campus. The program offered a comprehensive overview of SGU’s medical curriculum and campus facilities, providing valuable insights into the university’s offerings.
During the visit, the delegates were introduced to the life of an SGU medical student and learned how the institution’s programs and tracks are designed to prepare students for real-world medical practice. The tour included exclusive access to SGU’s modern medical facilities, including specialist simulation and anatomy laboratories, clinical exam rooms, a sonogram room and the campus security center.
In addition, the delegates explored other campus amenities such as the fitness and wellness center, health services clinic, and accommodation halls, gaining a holistic understanding of the university’s commitment to student support and well-being.
David Anthonisz, Executive Director of International Student Recruitment at St. George’s University, said: “The SGU Familiarization Program is essential for showcasing our facilities and providing education agents and school counselors the opportunity to interact with academic staff. These tours are meticulously designed to offer a first-hand experience of what SGU provides—both inside and outside the classroom—and demonstrate how our curriculum equips students with the critical skills and knowledge needed for successful medical careers.”
The visitors expressed their appreciation for SGU’s infrastructure, programs, and student-focused initiatives. Michelle Ryan shared: “Grenada is a picturesque, diverse, and vibrant island that feels very welcoming and safe. This trip gave me valuable insights into SGU’s commitment to academic excellence and holistic student support. Seeing the modern facilities and innovative use of technology in the labs was particularly impactful, along with understanding the comprehensive clinical placement partnerships. I now feel much more confident supporting students in exploring the long-term benefits of SGU’s program structure. The faculty’s passion and the collaborative student culture stood out, making SGU a natural recommendation, especially for younger students considering international medical education.”
For more information on the programs and tracks available through SGU School of Medicine, visit SGU’s website
