Alexander American University School of Medicine, Guyana

Alexander American University School of Medicine (AAU) is being established an international medical school in Georgetown, Guyana, which is the only English speaking country in South America. AAU was established in 2015 located at Georgetown,Guyana.It is recognized by IMED International Medical Education Directory, WHO World Health Organization. AAU is chartered in and is recognized by the government of Guyana. AAU is registered with the National Accreditation Council of Guyana.The university is listed in the AVICENNA directory of medicine.

Alexander American University offers a high-quality medical education that meets the integrates professional skills, career-focused education and hands-on practice, enabling students to develop and achieve their personal and career goals.

Alexander American University aspires to offers a high-quality medical education that meets the integrates professional skills, career-focused education and hands-on practice, which will enable students to develop and achieve their personal and career goals.The Faculty and Staff at AAU will be some of the best physicians, educators and researchers.

Alexander American University School of Medicine (AAU) will offer comprehensive medical training designed to prepare aspiring physicians for practice in the United States, Canada, and beyond. A US-Modeled Medical School Curriculum will be used at AAU.

Classes are conducted in English and the Curriculum is based after the best medical schools in Caribbean and USA with both Basic Sciences and Clinical Rotations, is specifically designed to meet the licensing requirements in USA and other nations around the globe.

Alexander American University offers an innovative Doctor of Medicine (MD) program designed for the students to meet their requirements in the premedical program and who do not hold a first degree but wish to earn a Doctor of Medicine degree. The program delivers advanced clinical and academic training to ensure students are prepared for the challenges of medical internship.

Five-year Medical Doctorate (MD) Program. It consists of 5 semesters of basic sciences and 6 semesters of clinical sciences. The basic sciences program is taught at the Georgetown, Guyana campus and the clinical sciences program is completed in Guyana, the USA, or the UK.

After completing the basic sciences program, students take the USMLE Step 1 examination. Upon completion of the program, students take the USMLE step 2 examination and/or the PLAB.

Developed in consultation with the doctors, healthcare professionals, students and leaders in the research sectors, the MD programs are developed to meet the current and future need of the students, patients and the changing healthcare sector.