Destination
Study in Barbados
Studying in English in the Caribbean, especially medicine.
Advantages
- An English-speaking study environment
- Opportunities in business, tourism, hospitality and some professional subjects
- A multicultural environment in the Caribbean
- The chance to discover the regional business and tourism sectors
Points to consider
- Travel from Tunisia can be expensive and time-consuming
- Tuition fees and the cost of imported goods can make living expensive
- The number of universities and the choice of programmes are limited
- Local job opportunities are limited in some fields and require a work permit
Admission tests
IELTS or TOEFL.
Calendar
Depends on the institution: our advisors will give you the calendar during your consultation.
Procedure
Direct application to the institutions, with support from our advisors.
Popular programmes
- Medicine geared towards North America
- Business and commerce
- Tourism and hospitality
- Professional programmes in English
Frequently asked questions
How do medical studies work in Barbados?
A basic sciences phase takes place on the island, followed by clinical rotations often done in the United States or elsewhere, all in English. These schools mainly prepare students for exams and practice in North America.
Is the medical degree recognised in Tunisia?
Recognition depends heavily on the country where you want to practise. The school's accreditation and recognition in Tunisia must be checked in detail before committing: we carry out these checks with you.
What budget should I plan?
Fees are high, especially for medicine, and the cost of imported goods makes living expensive. Travel from Tunisia is also costly and time-consuming.
Your plans to study in Barbados
An advisor will contact you for a free first guidance consultation.