Living & Studying Abroad


Studying medicine abroad at accredited institutions offers world-class education and a chance to immerse in diverse cultures, build lifelong connections, and grow both personally and professionally.

Antigua & Barbuda

Caribbean Island Life

Living In Antigua

About The Island Of Antigua:
  • Independent since 1981, Antigua and Barbuda remains in the British Commonwealth with a UK-style government.
  • English is the official language; currency is the Eastern Caribbean dollar (EC$).
  • Economy is tourism-driven; key events include Carnival and Antigua Sailing Week.
  • Cricket is popular, with legends like Viv Richards from the island.
  • St. John’s is the largest city (24,226 residents); Barbuda’s population is about 1,800.
Things To Do:
There’s more to medical school than just studying with many ways to relax and have fun:
  • Beaches
  • Fitness Centers
  • Sailing
  • Historical Tours
  • Zip Lining
  • Birdwatching
  • Surfing
  • Golf
  • Horseback Riding

AUA Student Housing

Student Housing In Antigua:

The American University of Antigua offers many student housing options that includes:

  • Optional Weekly Housekeeping
  • Fully Furnished Units
  • Modern Kitchen Appliances
  • Televisions
  • Air Conditioning
  • Outlets are 110V AC
  • Backup Power Source
  • Easy Setup Cable TV & Internet Services Provider
  • Bursar Billed Electricity & Water Charges
On-Campus & Off-Campus Options

AUA offers on Campus Student Housing and off-campus options: 

    • On-Campus Apartments
    • Jabberwock Ocean Villas
    • Amor Villas 
    • Mandalay Apartments 
    • Lord Nelson Apartments
    • Studio 10
    • Sugar Mill Apartments 
    • Utopia Park Apartments 
    • Serendipity Apartments

Jamaica

Caribbean Island Life

Living In Jamaica

About The Island Of Jamaica:
  • Independent since 1962, Jamaica is a member of the British Commonwealth with a parliamentary democracy and constitutional monarchy.
  • English is the official language, with Jamaican Patois widely spoken. 
  • The currency is the Jamaican dollar (J$); with the economy driven by tourism, mining, and agriculture. 
  • Legends like Usain Bolt and Bob Marley symbolizing the island’s global influence.
  • Kingston is the largest city and capital (population around 670,000).  
Things To Do:

Stay occupied and entertained when away from the campus you can:

  • Horseback ride
  • Boating
  • Snorkeling
  • ATV Safaris
  • Rastasafari Experience
  • Zipline
  • Bamboo Rafting
  • Raggae & Carnival Festivals
  • Beaches

BIMS Student Housing

Student Housing In Jamaica

BIMS offers on campus student housing options that include:

  • Weekly Housekeeping
  • Fully Furnished Units
  • Modern Kitchen Appliances
  • Free Wifi Internet
  • Air Conditioning
  • Electricity & Water Included

Please note that new on-campus student accommodations are currently under construction with an anticipated availibility starting in Spring 2025.  

On-Campus & Off-Campus Options

BIMS offers on Campus Student Housing and off-campus options: 

    • One Bedroom Units (Accommodates 2 Students)
    • Two Bedroom Units (Accommodates 4 Students)