STUDY DESTINATIONS

Grenada

Basic Facts

Language(s) of Instruction: English is the official language and primary language of instruction  
                         
Immigration Matters: A student visa will be required for international students seeking to enroll in school in Grenada for more than three months. 
  
Travel to Grenada:  At least one flight may be required when travelling to Grenada.  Depending on country of origin, more than one flight may be required.  

Higher Education Overview 

• Bachelor’s degree programmes can be 3yrs in length. If a preliminary or foundation is required, programmes may be 4yrs in length.  

• Master’s degree programmes can be 1 - 2yrs in length 

• Doctoral programmes can be 4yrs in length 

Recommended Areas of Study: Business, Medicine, Public Health, Veterinary Medicine 

​Recommended Student Profile:  Grenada would be a great fit for individuals from age 18 and up for undergraduate and graduate studies.   

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FAQs

Can I apply to medicine after completing secondary school?
Yes. Medicine is offered as an undergraduate and graduate programme in Grenada.

Do I have to travel to an embassy in another country to apply for my visa?
The application will be done via the school.

Can international students work while studying? 
Yes – with limitations.

Are there post-graduation work permit opportunities?
Very limited for Non-Caricom Nationals.

Can I bring my spouse and/or dependent children?
Yes

Exchange Rate

Exchange Rate for Caribbean and International currencies   

$1 Eastern Caribbean Dollar = $0.75 Barbados Dollar
$1 Eastern Caribbean Dollar = $77.46 Guyana Caribbean Dollar
$1 Eastern Caribbean Dollar = $59.34 Jamaica Dollar 
$1 Eastern Caribbean Dollar = $2.51 Trinidad and Tobago Dollar 
$1 Eastern Caribbean Dollar = $0.37 United States Dollar

DISCLAIMER:
Rates may be subject to market fluctuations..