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Educational Goals
The Medical University of the Americas was established to provide quality educational opportunities for students from around the world. At MUA, education is seen as more than a progression of courses in a prescribed curriculum. Rather, the University recognizes that the educational process incorporates opportunities for intellectual achievement, demonstrated behavioral changes, the acquisition of sound decision-making skills, and development of a sound ethical basis for the practice of medicine. When these intellectual and personal qualities are brought together, the student matures into a professional who will represent the University with distinction. In keeping with the institutional goals to provide a full range of educational opportunities for all students, the Department of Education for St. Christopher-Nevis and the Board of Directors approved programs leading to a Doctor of Medicine (M.D.) degree, a Bachelor of Medical Science (B.S.) degree, and a Pre-Medical curriculum. In particular, the medical curriculum incorporates standards of academic and clinical instruction which parallel those of LCME accredited teaching programs in the United States. Enrollment is open to all persons regardless of race, national origin, religion, sex, or age, who wish to devote the extensive time and effort necessary to practice medicine. All classes are taught in English by experienced medical educators from the United States and abroad.
 
Educational Objectives
  1. Provide the scientific basis for the practice of medicine through a challenging Basic Science curriculum.
  2. Promote an awareness of the bio-psycho-social and economic legal context in which medicine occurs.
  3. Integrate clinical problem solving skills with sound scientifically based clinical judgment.
  4. Foster an approach to medicine that uses evidence-based medicine and information systems as a basis for practice.
  5. Cultivate an atmosphere of scientific inquiry and research that will benefit the local population and region.
  6. Ensure that each student acquires solid clinical skills and problem solving techniques that will allow for a smooth transition into residency training.
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