Study in Grenada

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Grenada

Why study in Grenada

If you’re looking for a country with rich landscapes and notable universities, Grenada is for you. Popular for its natural beauty, spices, and high-quality education, Grenada is set to offer you a good academic experience along with a laid-back Caribbean lifestyle.

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Along with medical education, Grenada is also known for its veterinary medicine, arts and sciences, and business programs.

What sets Grenada apart

Grenada offers ample job opportunities for international students, especially in fields such as education, hospitality and agriculture. Once you secure a job, you can apply for a work permit to live and work in the country. Moreover, you can also consider the Citizenship by Investment initiative where investing in Grenada’s economy allows you and your family members to obtain Grenada citizenship.

Student life

Grenada offers a mix of academics and outdoor activities, so you can enjoy the laid-back Caribbean lifestyle. It is a land where several cultures and ethnicities coexist so you get to meet and learn from different people across the globe. Be it beaches, mountains or rainforests – Grenada offers the best of all worlds, to explore as a student. Everything you need to know to plan your student life in Poland is below. Do check it out.

Min. wage per hour for part-time jobs

XCD 4 to XCD 8

Cost of living

  • Accommodation: XCD 1,000 to 2,500/month
  • Food: XCD 1,100 to 1,500/month
  • Transportation: XCD 100 to 150/month
  • Utilities: XCD 500 to 700/month
  • Health insurance: XCD 200 to 300/month 

(Source: Numbeo as of Feb 2025)

Visa and work permit

Student visa

  • Eligibility: Enrolled in a recognised educational institution in Grenada
  • Validity: Up to the duration of the study program

Post-Study Work Visa

  • Eligibility: Graduates from Grenadian institutions
  • Validity: Up to 1 year with options to extend

(Source: https://www.gov.gd/ as of Feb 2025)

Employment opportunities

  • Tourism and Hospitality: Medium
  • Education: Medium
  • Information Technology: Low
  • Finance and Banking: Low

Grenada is also called the Island of Spice, due to its abundant production of nutmeg, mace, cinnamon and clove.
Grenada’s national meal called ‘Oil Down’, is a dish soaked in coconut milk, with veggies, meat and spices.
The country is home to the world’s first underwater sculpture park, with 60 sculptures.
Leatherback sea turtles, an endangered species, nest in the Levara Beach in Grenada.
Apart from mountains, rainforests and volcanoes, Grenada is also home to 18 waterfalls.
Think green? Well, around 50% of Grenada is covered by forests!
From parades to dancing and live music, Grenada’s annual carnival, Spicemas, covers it all!
Got a sweet tooth? Grenada is famous for its production of high-quality chocolates, due to its conducive climate and volcanic soil.

You’ll need to show proof of English language proficiency via IELTS or you can choose alternative tests such as TOEFL iBT, C1 advanced or C2 proficiency.

Yes, you can apply for programs with a study gap. However, you may need to show appropriate justification for the gap.

While this may vary based on the study level and program, on average, you can expect to spend XCD 80,000 - XCD 95,000 per year for a bachelor’s degree and XCD 45,000 - XCD 160,000 per year for a master’s degree.

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