Four-Year MD Program (MD4)
Option for Placement Year
Option for Study Abroad
Option for Placement Year
Option for Study Abroad
The Four-Year MD Program (MD4) is aimed at students who have completed an undergraduate bachelor’s degree with a strong science focus. You will study one year of basic sciences in Newcastle before progressing to the second year of basic sciences training at SGU’s campus in Grenada. Upon completing the second year of basic sciences, students who satisfy the necessary requirements will be granted a Bachelor of Medical Sciences (BMedSci) award from Northumbria University. You can complete up to two years of clinical rotations in the US or UK, subject to local visa policies and restrictions in each location. Students are also able to complete elective clinical rotations in Canada. The MD will be granted upon successfully completing the Program.
The SGU and Northumbria University MD Program and Tracks have been designed to develop your knowledge, clinical skills, and research interests. You can experience various healthcare systems, enabling you to practice medicine across all specialties with a global perspective. The Program and Tracks offered in Newcastle are equivalent to those delivered in Grenada.
The MD Program at SGU opens doors for an international medical career, having been accredited and approved by many external regulatory and accrediting bodies. The accreditation standards used to accredit the SGU’s MD Program and Tracks have been deemed comparable to those used by the Liaison Committee on Medical Education. This organisation accredits US and Canadian medical schools.
If you are ready to submit your application, please visit the SGU website.
*Based on the number of students who have completed the Doctor of Medicine program from 1981-2023.
Level of Study
Undergraduate
Mode of Study
4 Year Programme
Location
City Campus, Northumbria University
City
Newcastle
Start
August or January
Fees
Fee Information
Applications should be submitted online through the SGU website. Once you have submitted your application representatives from SGU will be in touch to advise on the next stage of the process. If you have any questions about your SGU application, please contact the SGU at admission@sgu.edu.
Please visit the SGU entry requirements page for further information. Please note that the SGU Faculty Student Selection Committee will consider the whole of each applicant’s background – academic, personal development, extracurricular activities, social commitment – when making determinations for suitability for admission. If you have any questions about SGU entry requirements, please contact the SGU at admission@sgu.edu.
Fees for SGU programmes are different to those for standard Northumbria University courses. Please visit our SGU Fees and Scholarships page for further information. SGU also offer a range of scholarships options. If you have any questions about SGU fees or scholarships please contact SGU at admission@sgu.edu.
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