Saba University School of Medicine

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Saba University School of Medicine is located in the smallest Netherland, Antilles, the Saba Island. It was established in 1986 by American expatriates in coordination with the Netherlands government. SABA University School of Medicine is listed by the World Health Organization. It was established to provide basic science and clinical medicine education in order to complete a Doctor of Medicine degree. It has approximately 250 students and faculties and is the prime educational attraction. All the basic science classes are taught in English on the island and the clinical rotations are done in the affiliated USA hospitals and in Netherland, Antilles. Sixty students are admitted at each session with rolling admission.

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