
International Students
Benefit from comprehensive veterinary medicine training and individualized support at St. Matthew’s University.
Pathway to Practice
Veterinary students begin their DVM education by studying the fundamental sciences for a period of 2+ years (seven semesters) at our Basic Science campus located on Grand Cayman. After this foundational period, students have the opportunity to transition into Clinical Medicine rotations at a veterinary school in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom or another country.


In Their Own Words
Power in Diversity
Our global campus provides a supportive environment for students from diverse backgrounds to thrive as future medical leaders. One of the advantages of our diverse student body is the opportunity for students to learn from each other and the local community, gaining real-world experience that enhances their practical medical skills. Below are clubs where many of our students find community while away from home.
The Indian Student Association is committed to preserving and celebrating India’s rich culture and heritage. Through various activities, community services, and educational programs, this organization aims to promote Indian culture to both Indian and non-Indian students within our community and neighboring areas. In addition to preserving and promoting Indian culture, the Indian Student Association also assists new students in adapting to life at St. Matthew’s and their new home.
The Muslim Student Association (MSA) strives to foster unity among Muslim and non-Muslim students by educating the surrounding community about Islam, faith, and its intersection with medical practice. The MSA offers support and guidance to new students at St. Matthew’s by sharing effective learning strategies and course-specific tactics. Additionally, the MSA collaborates with local service groups to engage in community service activities and organize educational programs.
The Student Government Association of St. Matthew’s University School of Medicine democratically represents the student body. It plays a vital role in policy and decision-making processes that impact students’ interests. The SGA focuses on enhancing both the academic and non-academic aspects of student life and safeguarding students’ rights, both as students and as citizens.
International Partnerships

APPNA

Atlas University

Gulf Medical University

Loop Abroad

University College of the Cayman Islands

Universidad del Sagrado Corazón
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International Scholarships*
This $60,000 USD scholarship is awarded to applicants who are citizens or permanent residents of a country outside of the United States or Canada, and is paid ratably across all semesters of the program as a credit against tuition.
Eligibility Requirements
- This scholarship will only be awarded to citizens/permanent residents of countries outside the United States or Canada
- Students who hold dual US or Canadian citizenship are not eligible for this scholarship
- Incoming first-semester students and transfer students are eligible for this scholarship
- Applicants must hold an offer of admission to St. Matthew’s for the scholarship to be awarded
- If a transfer student is accepted, granted advanced standing, and scholarship-eligible, that student’s maximum award amount is dependent on his/her semester of placement and the lifetime maximum value will be prorated.
How to Qualify
This scholarship will be awarded to qualified applicants during the enrollment process, after submission of a completed application.
*Effective for students matriculating during or after January 2024.
Admission Requirements
Learn more about the admission requirements for international students.
Start Dates
Choose from three flexible start dates: January, May and September.
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