The MD is a four-year programme, consisting of:

• Two years of basic sciences training
• Two years of clinical training

The degree is awarded by The University of the West Indies (UWI), which has a 70-year history of producing high-quality medical professionals.

Yes, you can still apply. Applicants without a Bachelor’s degree (BSc)—such as those with ‘A’ Levels or an Associate Degree—may be required to complete qualifying courses, as determined by the School’s Admissions Committee.

Students who achieve a GPA of 3.0 or higher will meet the academic criteria for admission to the MD degree. For further details, please visit our webpage: “Admission to the MD Degree.”

Yes, but graduates must register with the respective Medical Council in their chosen country to practice.

Yes. Applicants will have an advantage if they demonstrate:

• Strong communication skills (e.g., completion of writing-intensive courses).
• Teamwork experience in academic or professional settings.
• There will be an interview

Prospective candidates should have one of the following:

• A high school certificate (Grade 12 matriculation) with a minimum GPA of 3.0 in Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics, Biology, English, and a Foreign Language.
• At least five (5) passes at CXC (CSEC) General Proficiency (Grades I-III), GCE O-Levels, BSCSE (Grades A-C), or approved equivalents. Required subjects: English, Mathematics, Chemistry, Biology, Physics, and a Foreign Language.
• Consideration will be given to students transferring from other fields into health professions.

• American students: MCAT scores will be considered.
• Indian students: NEET scores will be considered.
• All applicants will be required to attend an interview

Yes. Applicants must submit results from one of the recognized English proficiency tests.

Yes. Students with degrees in Biology, Chemistry, or Biochemistry or related discipline may apply for direct entry into the MD programme.

Yes. Substantial scholarships will be available for the first cohort enrolling in August 2026.

No, GATE funding is not available for T&T nationals applying for the qualifying courses.

• Accommodation: USD$5,600 per year (based on single-room rates)
• Meals: USD$3,700 – USD$4,500 per year
• Personal expenses (toiletries, transportation, medical supplies): USD$1,600 per year
• Books & Learning Materials: USD$1,500 per year

For further details, see the Undergraduate Fee Booklet.

Yes. Shuttle services are available for students.

Students have access to:

• Academic Advising
• Medical Care
• Mental health counseling
• Clubs and Organisations
• The Writing Centre
• Library Services
• Health Services Unit

All foreign nationals that require e-visas to enter Trinidad or Tobago need to apply for it online through either of the links provided below.

• Apply for an e-visa through:
  • National Security e-Visa Page
  • TT Services e-Visa Portal

Students must have the following:

• Digital passport compliant photo
  • Submitted photos must adhere to the specified requirements. The Immigration Division reserves the right to request a new photo if deemed necessary.
    • JPEG, PNG or BMP
    • Between 15 KB and 7584 KB
    • Between 480 pixels wide by 640 pixels high and 4800 pixels wide by 6400 pixels high
• Required supporting documentation
  • Submitted supporting documents must adhere to the specified requirements. The Immigration Division reserves the right to request a new supporting document if deemed necessary.
  • PDF format
  • Each document must not exceed 450 KB
  • No more than 12 documents may be attached. (Links above will provide the necessary documents needed)
• Credit card

For more details: e-Visa FAQ Document

All clinical rotations can be completed in Trinidad & Tobago. International rotations in the USA and UK are currently being negotiated.

Students will have options for selecting their clinical training locations, subject to their meeting the requirements for visas to the country selected.