A classroom with audio-visual aids and internet connection
The University campus consists of a modern multi-million dollar medical school complex. After many years of planning, construction was completed in August, 1997. Four (4) large classrooms with modern audio-visual aids occupy the four corners of the first floor.
The corridors joining these classrooms sorround the central administrative block. This block contains a separate conference room as well as administrative offices. The entire University complex is fully air-conditioned.

Of the four (4) classrooms, the front right classroom has the Anatomy and Histology laboratory including an isolated dissection room and cadaver storage facility. The rear left classroom adjoins a separate student lounge and a student recreation area with a stage. When the accordion walls between these three (3) areas are open, the resulting space converts into a very large auditorium.

A glass-walled self-study area and library are on the second floor of the building. It has a spectacular view of the surrounding green landscape, the Caribbean Sea and the island of St Vincent. The library has designated student study areas and computers with Internet facilities for easy accessibility to online medical information. Wireless system for internet access is also available for students with laptops.

The University has its own electrical generator and a 46,500 gallon underground water tank to be self-sufficient for emergencies. The recreational and sporting facilities were completed for the student's use in June, 2000.