September 23, 2024

St. George’s University Takes International Education Agents and School Counselors on a tour of its Grenada Campus for the SGU Familiarization Program

 St. George’s University Takes International Education Agents and School Counselors on a tour of its Grenada Campus for the SGU Familiarization Program

Dubai, United Arab Emirates, 7 July 2023

St. George’s University (SGU) hosted the familiarization program, which offers education agents and school advisors from around the world, the opportunity to explore the school’s medical program and tour its picturesque True Blue campus in Grenada, in the Caribbean.

The program aims to provide visitors with a first-hand experience of what it is like to be a medical student at SGU, allowing them to better understand the unique features of the school’s program and pathways. As part of the visit, a delegation of education agents and school counselors from different parts of the world experienced all that SGU’s True Blue campus has to offer.

Corrine Vish

“We are thrilled to be re-running our familiarization program to education agents and school counselors to gain an in-depth understanding of our School of Medicine, experience our modern facilities, and engage with our faculty and students. By participating in this program, they can witness the value we place on quality international medical education, and the role we play in equipping doctors of the future. This year, over 30 students* from MEA graduated from our School of Medicine,” said Corrine Vish, Director, International Admissions, at St. George’s University.

Aerial view of SGU’s Grenada campus

Participating agents shared their experiences during their visit to Grenada. “SGU has campus security and I felt safe. As an agent, my initial concerns were swiftly dispelled as I witnessed the university’s diligent efforts in ensuring students’ well-being on campus. My perception of the location underwent a complete transformation during my visit, as SGU’s warm hospitality and inviting atmosphere created a sense of belonging and reassurance.” said Phansgron Chanbunna, from Intel-Bridge Education, providing university placement consultation to students planning to study abroad.