Faculty of Human Medicine

About the Faculty


The University's Faculty of Medicine uses an advanced international medical education program that can produce physicians with a wealth of knowledge, exceptional skill, and distinguished professionalism; physicians who are dedicated to providing safe, high-quality healthcare in all situations; and physicians who can customize medical care to meet the health needs of people on a national and international scale.

 Students can practice and pass the supplementary training stage (internship) or the foundational clinical practice stage (Foundation Training) thanks to the college's affiliation with a hospital where graduates receive training for employment and clinical practice across several clinical specialties.

Vision and goals of the faculty

Vision:

 

To be a leading institution in medical education, locally and internationally, and to be a distinguished regional center of excellence for medical education.

 

Mission:

 

To establish a modern medical education system that prepares doctors with high professional skills committed to providing high-quality and safe medical care. Acquiring the skills of self-learning, continuous professional development, and research at the national and international levels.

 

Goals:

 

·To prepare highly qualified doctors academically and professionally.

·To develop students' capabilities through a learner-centered system.

·To expose students to clinical training and patient contact early.

·To cooperate with local and international medical institutions.

·To employ an educational program to serve the society.

 

Values:

 

·          Sincerity.

·          Adherence to quality standards.

·          Honesty and responsibility.

·          Teamwork. 



Teaching strategy : Module system

The so-called modular education is provided and the six-year training period can be divided into three modules accordingly. The three modules in chronological order are: theoretical module (first and second grade), preclinical module (third grade) and clinical module (fourth, fifth and sixth grade). Read more