QA Higher Education has recently unveiled a groundbreaking international medical foundation diploma in the UK, tailored specifically for high school students worldwide. Developed in collaboration with Northumbria University, this program provides a structured pathway for students aspiring to pursue a career in the field of medicine.
Comprehensive Skill Enhancement
QA's comprehensive testing indicates a notable improvement in students' biology, chemistry, and math skills through a holistic approach encompassing classroom lessons and hands-on lab work. The program places a strong emphasis on the development of English language competency, covering academic vocabulary, writing proficiency, and the ability to engage in self-directed language acquisition.
Strategic Partnership with St. George’s University
In a strategic move, St. George’s University (SGU), a renowned Caribbean medical school, has partnered with QA to offer promising post-course opportunities for students. Successful completion of the foundation course, along with meeting admissions requirements, opens the door for potential enrollment in SGU’s esteemed medical degree program.
Global Study Options
Students who gain admission to SGU’s course have the flexibility to commence their studies in either Granada or at Northumbria University during the initial two years of the program. This unique partnership provides students with diverse learning environments and opportunities.
CEO’s Vision for Success
Simon Nelson, CEO of QA Higher Education, emphasizes the significance of the international medical foundation diploma program, stating, “This program offers aspiring medical students a comprehensive pathway to acquire the essential knowledge and skills for success in their medical studies. We aim to provide top-notch academic preparation for students who have the potential to become exemplary medical professionals.”
Long Standing Partnership for Medical Education Excellence
The collaboration between SGU and Northumbria University has a rich history, with over 2000 students pursuing their medical degrees through SGU’s route program at the UK university. Dr. James Coey, the assistant dean of basic sciences at SGU, anticipates that the partnership with QA Higher Education will facilitate the enrollment of the next 2000 students in this distinctive educational program. This collaboration aims to nurture the future generation of medical professionals poised to make significant contributions to the enhancement of global healthcare.