The site visit that will determine the reaccreditation of the University of Guyana’s Medical School is set for the end of November, and a large part of the university’s supplemental budget will go toward improving the school’s conditions, according to Vice-Chancellor Ivelaw Griffith.
Griffith made the announcement at a press conference last Friday, where he also stated that of the $108 million approved in supplemental funds for the university, a significant portion would go toward aiding the Medical School and Health Sciences faculty.
Last year, the Medical School
