AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoMedical Education: The first University of Waterloo students have arrived in Dominica under ACSOM’s 3+4 medical pathway. The cohort makes up about 10% of the school’s fall class; students can progress from science studies to an MD without the MCAT. Wildlife Research: Project CETI is using sensors, AI and whale-friendly robotics off Dominica to study how sperm whales communicate, bringing international research to the Nature Island. Digital Infrastructure: Dominica joined regional talks on a US$340 million Caribbean funding package covering energy, ports and digital infrastructure, though specific projects and country allocations have not been announced. STEM Talent: Dominica’s education minister says the country scored above the regional CSEC average in 30 of 32 subjects, while the inaugural National Schools’ Awards honoured 42 students and highlighted the need to develop future scientists and engineers.
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