TAU promotes International education by playing Advertisements all over the world

Texila American University is one of the International medical schools with US based curriculum in Guyana. TAU is exploring and innovating new ways in medical education. The main aim of the university is to break the barriers between the nations and the medical education should reach all the students living in various backgrounds.

In addition to the accreditations IMED, MCI, NAC, WHO, UN GLOBAL, IADR, GAME, AMEE, SWAPP, IADL received by TAU, Texila again prove its excellence by receiving accreditation from American Association of Continuing Medical Education (AACME). This proves the quality of education offered by TAU. To reach all the students living in every part of the world Texila American University playing an advertisement all over the world.

The university offers full time programs in Medicine and nursing programs with international curriculum. Bachelors in Nursing carve the students who wish to study their nursing career in abroad. Students studying in medicine can do their clinical rotations in USA, Philippines and Guyana.

The qualified and International faculty will assist the students in all ways from theory to clinical. Students can use this opportunity and get clear guidance from the faculties. 

As this is an International university students studying here are from different nations which covers 50 countries and facilitates the students to live in a multi cultural environment. Use this unique opportunity to study in one of the best Caribbean medical school and earn a International degree now.

About Texila American University

 Texila American University (TAU) is one of the Caribbean medical schools situated in Guyana. It is the only English-speaking country in South America. Even though it’s a young university it provides outstanding medical programs with International curriculum and at affordable cost.

The campus has an infrastructure with technical classrooms which includes digital interactive learning systems. This facilitates Texila American University to provide health care programs with an advanced level of reliability, and accuracy. As the curriculum is structured it focuses on healthcare practice and practical knowledge which would be more useful throughout the life of students. More than 500 students are registered in various online and on-campus programs.

The programs in our school are designed to the ability of knowing and managing the demands of healthcare services in the various areas of community. TAU also organized to take part in seminars & offer applications, where they can receive practical training in providing medical services.

Texila American University’s recent Annual Cultural Evening a success

HAILING from 35 countries, the students of Texila American University recently celebrated their differences and the opportunities that the diversity has created for students, faculty, and staff.

Last month, on December 22nd, the University hosted an Annual Cultural Evening at the National Cultural Centre, which showcased a wide range of cultural performances including classical and traditional dance, music, skit, mime, pageant show, etc. representing the traditions.

The show turned out to be a cultural extravaganza, which received wide applause and positive responses from the audience consisting of guests, parents, students and the public.

Pro-Chancellor of the University of Guyana, Dr. Prem Misir was the guest speaker at the event. He was among other distinguished dignitaries who distributed prizes for the toppers in academics, sports and cultural events.

The event started with the National Anthem at 17:30 hrs and by the time the programme ended, more than 25 colourful shows had been presented; shows to do with everyday life in diverse nations and the dressing styles of people in all walks of life were tastefully shown not only through dance but also their ever important pageant shows.

Texila University has celebrated 50 years of African-American achievements at the university, honouring the vast accomplishments of African- Americans over the past half-century.

A statement from the university said: “Educating students to achieve excellence requires our consistent focus on recruiting and retaining a diverse student body, faculty and staff. ‘Welcoming to all and hostile to none’, it’s a phrase we aspire to live by on our campus.”

The university noted that creating a welcoming environment where people are open to learning from one another lays the foundation. “We grow through conversations and experiences with people who have different beliefs and come from other places, cultures, and backgrounds,” it said.

The university also indicated that “by showing respect and finding common ground, we set the stage for the free exchange of ideas and the pursuit of knowledge and intellectual curiosity.”