A unique feature is its shared campus with St. George’s University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, which allows students early professional exposure in a real-world clinical setting.

Yes, the university is accredited by multiple governing bodies and holds affiliations with medical and academic institutions in the U.S., U.K., Canada, and Australia, providing global opportunities for its students.

SGU’s School of Medicine offers both 4-year and 6-year MD programs, as well as an MD/MPH dual degree. The School of Veterinary Medicine provides a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) program and a DVM/MPH dual degree, both known for strong clinical training and research integration.

Yes, SGU provides dual degree programs (e.g., B.S./M.D. and B.S./D.V.M.) that allow students to earn a bachelor’s before entering medical or veterinary school. The university also emphasizes student-led research in areas like cardiovascular health, neuroscience, genomics, and population health.

The School of Arts and Sciences offers bachelor’s degrees in fields like Biology, Nursing, Psychology, Tourism & Hospitality Management, and International Business. The School of Graduate Studies offers master's degrees (MBA, MPH, M.Ed., MA, MS) and PhD programs in areas such as public health, education, biochemistry, and clinical psychology.

SGU provides a wide range of scholarships including: Academic and Merit Scholarships (based on GPA and test scores) Difference Maker Scholarship (for students with a record of volunteerism, service, or research) Connections and Community Scholarship (for legacy students or those from partner institutions) Mission-to-Serve Scholarships such as the CityDoctors, CARE, and Equity in Medicine scholarships.

Some scholarships (like the Difference Maker Scholarship) are considered automatically during the admissions process, while others (such as Mission-to-Serve Scholarships) require a separate application. SGU’s online portal provides access to scholarship applications and important deadlines.

Yes, SGU offers international-focused awards such as the International Peace Bursary, Global Scholars Bursary, and the Academic Merit Scholarship, in addition to general scholarships that international students may qualify for.

Yes, international students who successfully complete a qualified course at St George's, University of London are eligible to apply for the UK Graduate route visa, allowing them to stay and work in the UK for up to two years (or three years for PhD graduates) after their studies.

No, the Graduate route visa does not require a job offer or employer sponsorship. However, applicants must apply before their Student visa expires and must pay an application fee and the Immigration Health Surcharge.

Graduates on the Graduate route visa can work at any skill level, in any sector, and are not restricted to roles related to their field of study. They can also switch to other visa types, such as the Skilled Worker visa, if they meet the eligibility criteria.