HomeCategory

Education Archives - CubaHeal

AllCardiovascularChild DevelopmentCuba’s AchievementsCubaHeal NewsDermatologyEducationEndocrinologyGeriatricGynecologyInternational CollaborationMedical (General)NeurologyOncologyOphthalmologyOrthopedicPsychiatrySubstance Abuse RehabilitationTravel InsuranceUncategorized

Cuba continues to attract thousands of international students each year thanks to its affordable education, experienced faculty, and globally recognized medical and technical universities. Whether you’re pursuing an undergraduate degree in medicine or a postgraduate program in public health, studying in Cuba can open professional doors and deliver an enriching personal experience.  But there’s one...

Imagine this: You’re all set for your dream vacation to Cuba—salsa rhythms, vintage cars, and pristine beaches await. But upon arrival, you’re asked to present proof of travel insurance. Without it, your Cuban adventure could hit an unexpected snag. Why Travel Insurance is Non-Negotiable for Cuba Since 2010, the Cuban government has mandated that all...

The South Africa-Cuba Medical Training Program, also known as the Mandela-Castro Scholarship, is a joint initiative aimed at addressing the critical shortage of medical professionals in rural and underserved areas of South Africa. This scholarship program provides South African students with the opportunity to study medicine in Cuba, equipping them with the necessary skills to...

Cuban medical graduates often question whether their education will allow them to practice medicine in the United States. The good news is that many Cuban medical schools are recognized by international accreditation bodies, and their graduates are eligible to pursue medical licensure in the U.S. This article outlines the steps Cuban graduates need to take...

In a significant boost to South Africa’s public health sector, over 450 medical students who studied in Cuba under the Nelson Mandela/Fidel Castro Medical Collaboration Programme have graduated and are set to serve in disadvantaged communities. However, the move has sparked controversy due to the large number of locally trained doctors still awaiting placement. Graduation...

Back To Top