For the medical schools listed below we will need to ask for additional information and undertake additional checks to decide whether the qualification is acceptable. The acceptability of the qualification will be decided on the circumstances of the individual case. There are a number of reasons why we may need to undertake such assessments and these include (but are not limited to): Where we have information that the awarding body may accept transfer students who complete less than 50% of the programme of study in the country awarding the qualification Where we have information that some of the medical schools listed may offer courses leading to qualifications which do not meet the criteria alongside some courses which meet the criteria. Qualifications which may be acceptable 1. Antigua American University of Antigua (only applicable to students who transferred to AUA after the first semester of medical school) 2. Aruba Aureus University School of Medicine. Formerly known as: All Saints University of Medicine (until 2011) Xavier University School of Medicine 3. Caribbean Netherlands (formerly the Netherlands Antilles) Saint James’s School of Medicine, Bonaire University of Sint Eustatius School of Medicine 4. Cayman Islands St Matthew's University School of Medicine 5. Commonwealth of Dominica All Saints University School of Medicine 6. Grenada Keith B Taylor Global Scholars program - combined MD programme between St George's University, Grenada and Northumbria University, UK (for their qualification to be acceptable for the purposes of registration with the GMC students of the KBTGSP must have spent at least one academic year of clinical training in Grenada) 7. Guyana American International School of Medicine 8. Pakistan University of Punjab - Fatima Jinnah Medical College for Women 9. Philippines University of the East Ramon Magasaysay Memorial Medical Centre 10. Russia Nizhny Novgorod State Medical Academy North-Western Medical University named after I.I. Mechnikov. Formerly known as: St Petersburg State Medical Academy n.a. I.I. Mechnikov; Saint Petersburg State Medical Academy; Saint Petersburg Medical Institute of Hygiene and Sanitation and Leningrad Medical Institute of Hygiene and Sanitation Ryazan (Rjazan) State I.P. Pavlov Medical University. Formerly known as: Rjazanskij Medicinskij Institut im. Akademika I.P. Pavlova until 1993 St Petersburg State Medical Academy St Petersburg State I.P Pavlov Medical University. Formerly known as: 1st St Petersburg IP Pavlov Medical Institute 1st Leningrad IP Pavlov Medical Institute St Petersburg State Medical University Sankt-Petersburgsij Gosudarstvennij Medicinskij Universitet St Petersburg State Pediatric Medical Academy. Formerly known as: St Petersburg State Pediatric Medical Institute Leningrad Red Banner of Labor Medical Pediatric Institute Leningrad Medical Pediatric Institute 11. Samoa Oceania University of Medicine 12. Saint Kitts and Nevis Windsor University School of Medicine (for students who graduated on or before 30 October 2012) International University of Health Sciences University of Medicine and Health Sciences St Theresa’s Medical University 13. Saint Lucia Destiny University School of Medicine and Health Sciences. Formerly known as: College of Medicine and Health Sciences International American University Spartan Health Sciences University (for courses commenced on or after 1 January 2009) 14. Sint Maarten (formerly the Netherlands Antilles) American University of the Caribbean 15. Sri Lanka Malabe Private Medical College (awarded by the South Asian Institute of Technology, Sri Lanka) 16. Tanzania Hubert Kaikuri Memorial University 17. Uganda Kigezi International School of Medicine 18. Ukraine Kyiv (Kiev) Medical Institute of UAFM (Ukrainian Association of Folk Medicine) Lugansk Medical University 19. United States of America Touro University of California College of Osteopathic Medicine (TUCOM) (this only applies to graduates who graduated on or after 1 January 2010) Source
