All Saints University's core mission is to train skilled, empathetic, and socially conscious healthcare providers grounded in current global health challenges, research practices, evidence-based medicine, and advancing medical technologies.

Rooted in academic excellence and humanistic values, ASU cultivates graduates who are clinically competent and deeply aware of the social and ethical dimensions of healthcare — committed to lifelong learning and the highest standard of care.

The school is committed to Community Engagement through which students participate in outreach initiatives addressing health inequities among marginalized communities, bridging critical gaps in access to quality care.

It embraces Diversity to strengthen ASU's mission, training future physicians alongside peers from varied cultural and social backgrounds. Central to this vision is Collaboration — cross-departmental cooperation aligned with the University's institutional values.

The school aims to ground students thoroughly in Basic Medical Sciences, equipping them for scientific and clinical research into pressing global health challenges, while developing medicine across social, economic, and cultural frameworks.

Students are instilled with problem-solving, analytical reasoning, and sound clinical decision-making skills, prepared for major licensing examinations including the USMLEs, MCCQE, CAMC, and PLAB — ultimately graduating physicians of strong ethical character and moral integrity.