Saba University School of Medicine

Overview

Saba University School of Medicine, located on the Caribbean island of Saba, offers a strong foundation in basic sciences and clinical medicine, ensuring students are well-prepared for the USMLE and other licensing exams.

The courses at Saba are designed to cover all essential aspects of medical education. The program is divided into a five-semester Basic Sciences program taught on the Saba campus, followed by a Clinical Medicine program at affiliated teaching hospitals in the United States and Canada. Students can expect a comprehensive curriculum that includes courses in anatomy, physiology, biochemistry, pathology, pharmacology, and clinical skills. Saba’s commitment to integrating clinical experience early in the curriculum helps students apply their theoretical knowledge in practical settings, preparing them for clinical rotations and residency placements.

Enrollment at Saba University School of Medicine typically sees a diverse and significant proportion of international students, with approximately 80-85% of the student population hailing from outside the United States. This high percentage of international students highlights Saba’s global appeal and dedication to providing an inclusive environment. What sets Saba apart is its impressive residency placement rate and the fact that it offers an education that aligns with the standards of medical schools in the United States and Canada but within a unique Caribbean setting.

About Location

Saba’s small island location provides a focused, distraction-free environment for study.