Reasons to Earn Your MBA from St. George’s University

Scholarships automatically awarded to the Charter Classes. Students entering in Fall 2010 will receive a 30% tuition discount.

For over 33 years, SGU has been on the forefront of innovative global education

Two MBA programs designed for professionals to further their business education in the fields of Multi-Sector Health Management and International Business

In One Health – One Medicine, the well-managed organisation is key to community wellness.

St. George’s University is an internationally-respected provider of learning and knowledge for the health professions, sending graduates as medical doctors, veterinarians and public health specialists around the world. SGU emphasizes “one health – one medicine” and recognizing the key role that management plays in the organizations and enterprises that contribute to the capacity and wellness of the global village, SGU created its Centre for Advancing International Management to address dimensions of total health management.

A “Drucker-centric” Curriculum

SGU’s MBA program is based soundly on principles established by the legendary Peter F. Drucker. (Incidentally, St. George’s University hosts the Drucker Society of the Caribbean.) Our curriculm features several key features of Drucker’s legacy. These include an emphasis on managing social impacts and social responsibilities, performance, contribution, productive work, achieving workers and the social sector, which emerge throughout the coursework taken by students. In creating this program the University has also adopted the United Nations Principles for Responsible Management Education.

Management research that is truly international

Total health management is a powerful concept that builds the foundation for management education. The Caribbean Management Research Institute [CaMRI] carries out research projects in support of the Centre for Advancing International Management as part of the