MBBS Program ( Teaching plan and Courses)
TEACHING PLAN - LIST OF COURSES
Students who wish to join the MBBS program must follow the procedure defined by the Deanship of Admission and Registration, King Khalid University
Dates, Conditions, and Procedures for Admission and Registration
Successful candidates will progress through the following order of courses on the MBBS program. The detailed courses' description and specification is available via the Blackboard Learning Management System portal. Students must download these documents and refer to them constantly throughout their program of study. These documents outline the Pre-requisites, Students' learning objectives and planned assessments.
LIST OF COURSES (IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER)
|
NUMBER |
COURSE |
TEACHING UNITS |
|
|
1 |
019 ENG |
Intensive English Language Program |
6 |
|
2 |
102 PHYS |
General Physics (Health Sciences) |
4 |
|
3 |
105 ZOO |
General Zoology (Health Sciences) |
4 |
|
4 |
110 CHEM |
General Chemistry (Health Sciences) |
2 |
|
5 |
111 IC |
Islamic Culture (1) |
2 |
|
6 |
111 CHEM |
Organic Chemistry (Health Sciences) |
3 |
|
7 |
112 IC |
Islamic Culture (2) |
2 |
|
8 |
113 IC |
Islamic Culture (3) |
2 |
|
9 |
114 IC |
Islamic Culture (4) |
2 |
|
10 |
141 COM |
Basic Biostatistics |
1 |
|
11 |
201 ARAB |
Arabic Language |
2 |
|
12 |
202 ARAB |
Arabic Language |
2 |
|
13 |
212 ANA |
Anatomy (1) |
6 |
|
14 |
213 ANA |
Anatomy (2) |
4 |
|
15 |
222 PSL |
Physiology (1) |
6 |
|
16 |
226 PSL |
Physiology (2) |
5 |
|
17 |
226 MBC |
Medical Biochemistry (1) |
4 |
|
18 |
227 MBC |
Medical Biochemistry (2) |
4 |
|
19 |
232 ANA |
Histology |
2 |
|
20 |
241 ANA |
Embryology |
2 |
|
21 |
331 PHL |
Basic Pharmacology |
4 |
|
22 |
333 PATH |
Pathology (1) |
5 |
|
23 |
335 PATH |
Pathology (2) |
6 |
|
24 |
337 MIC |
Microbiology and Immunology (1) |
5 |
|
25 |
338 MIC |
Microbiology and Immunology (2) |
5 |
|
26 |
341 PSL |
Neuroscience |
5 |
|
27 |
361 COM |
Basic Clinical Skills |
2 |
|
28 |
411 SUR |
General Surgery (1) |
5 |
|
29 |
411 MED |
Medicine (1) |
10 |
|
30 |
421 PHL |
Clinical Pharmacology |
4 |
|
31 |
431 MED |
Medical Ethics |
3 |
|
32 |
431 COM |
Community Medicine |
5 |
|
33 |
511 PED |
Pediatrics (1) |
7 |
|
34 |
511 GYN |
Obstetrics and Gynecology (1) |
4 |
|
35 |
521 SUR |
Orthopedic Surgery and Trauma |
6 |
|
36 |
521 MED |
Psychiatry |
4 |
|
37 |
531 SUR |
Ophthalmology |
3 |
|
38 |
534 MBC |
Applied Molecular Biology |
2 |
|
39 |
541 SUR |
Ear, Nose and Throat Surgery |
3 |
|
40 |
541 PATH |
Forensic Medicine |
3 |
|
41 |
612 SUR |
General Surgery (2) |
7 |
|
42 |
612 MED |
Medicine (2) |
10 |
|
43 |
612 PED |
Pediatrics (2) |
6 |
|
44 |
612 GYN |
Obstetrics and Gynecology (2) |
6 |
|
45 |
642 COM |
Family Medicine |
4 |
|
46 |
652 COM |
Evidence Based Medicine |
2 |
|
TOTAL EDUCATIONAL HOURS |
191 |
||
MBBS Courses in Details
|
Prerequisites |
Level |
Educational Units (Theory + Practical) |
No. & Code |
Course |
|
Pass all courses of Health Sciences Program with the required CGPA |
Third |
6[3+3(6)] |
212 ANA |
Anatomy (1) |
This course includes studying surface marking anatomy, human body structure of the chest, abdomen, pelvis, perineum, and lower limbs including the bones, joints, blood vessels, lymphatic system, muscles, nerves, and related glands with overview of applied anatomy of injuries to bones, joints, nerves, and special organs in the chest, abdomen, and pelvis, so that the candidate may be able to apply this during studying medicine and clinical practice.
|
Prerequisites |
Level |
Educational Units (Theory + Practical) |
No. & Code |
Course |
|
Pass all courses of Health Sciences Program with the required CGPA |
Third |
2[1+1(2)] |
232 ANA |
Histology |
This course includes study of structure of cells and different tissues and study of chromosomes and histological structure of various body organs.
|
Prerequisites |
Level |
Educational Units (Theory + Practical) |
No. & Code |
Course |
|
Pass all courses of Health Sciences Program with the required CGPA |
Third |
6[5+1(2)] |
222 PSL |
Physiology (1) |
This course is composed of an introduction to physiology and physiology of blood and excitatory tissues, cardiovascular system and respiratory system. It also contains the basic principles of physiology and the physiological principles of the functions of the cardiovascular and respiratory systems and the relationship of the system with mechanisms of control, and emphasis on the clinical aspects of interest to different lifestyles.
|
Prerequisites |
Level |
Educational Units (Theory + Practical) |
No. & Code |
Course |
|
Pass all courses of Health Sciences Program with the required CGPA |
Third |
4[3+1(2)] |
226 MBC |
Medical Biochemistry (1) |
The course contains the essential information on Biochemistry and enzymes, and also the metabolic reactions for different nutritional elements including the carbohydrates, fats, and proteins with explanation of factors governing these reactions.
|
Prerequisites |
Level |
Educational Units (Theory + Practical) |
No. & Code |
Course |
|
Study Level 3 courses |
Fourth |
4[2+2(4)] |
213 ANA |
Anatomy (2) |
This course includes studying surface marking anatomy, human body structure of the upper limb, head and neck including bones, joints, blood vessels, lymphatic system, muscles, nerves, and related glands with overview of applied anatomy of injuries to bones, joints, and nerves.
|
Prerequisites |
Level |
Educational Units (Theory + Practical) |
No. & Code |
Course |
|
Study Level 3 courses |
Fourth |
2(2+0) |
241 ANA |
Embryology |
This course is divided into two parts: General and Special Embryology. General Embryology includes study of the reproductive cycle (the ovarian and uterine cycle), formation of reproductive cells, early embryological formation stage, implantation, discussing some of the clinical manifestation occurring during these periods. Special Embryology includes development of all body systems and gonads, special senses, in addition to most of the congenital anomalies with a brief account of the clinical manifestations of these anomalies.
|
Prerequisites |
Level |
Educational Units (Theory + Practical) |
No. & Code |
Course |
|
Study Level 3 courses |
Fourth |
5 [4+1 (2)] |
226 PSL |
Physiology (2) |
This course deals with the physiological basis of how body systems work and its relation with the mechanism of control, with emphasis on the related clinical significance, and the different practical lifestyles. It includes the physiology of the gastrointestinal system, urological system, endocrine system, and the genital system.
|
Prerequisites |
Level |
Educational Units (Theory + Practical) |
No. & Code |
Course |
|
Study Level 3 courses |
Fourth |
4 [3+1 (2)] |
227 MBC |
Medical Biochemistry (2) |
This course includes the basic information of nucleotides composition and metabolism, nucleic acids, genetic engineering technology, and mechanism of hormones actions. It also includes an account on healthy nutrition, the essential nutritional elements, and the chemical composition of human body fluids. The course contains the clinical application of biochemistry of the metabolism of carbohydrate, fats, proteins, and the exogenous chemical substances on human body. It also contains the chemical methods of evaluating the body organs functions.
|
Prerequisites |
Level |
Educational Units (Theory + Practical) |
No. & Code |
Course |
|
Study for 213 ANA, 226 PSL and 227 MBC courses of Level (4) |
Fifth |
5 [3+2 (4)] |
341 PSL |
Neuroscience |
The Neuroscience course (combined course between the Departments of Anatomy and Physiology) contains essential information on the structure and function of the nervous system. It shines the light on the strong relationship between structure and function of the nervous system. It also includes the importance of applying the nervous structure and function to the clinical situation, some pathological self-conditions, and the basic principles of nervous structure and function on the clinical examination data for all major systems of the body.
|
Prerequisites |
Level |
Educational Units (Theory + Practical) |
No. & Code |
Course |
|
Study for 213 ANA, 226 PSL and 227 MBC courses of Level (4) |
Fifth |
5 [3+2 (4)] |
333 PATH |
Pathology (1) |
This course includes the science of General Pathology. It identifies and applies concepts of diseases on different body systems such as the cardiovascular, gastrointestinal, respiratory, nervous, urological, genital, hepatobiliary, pancreatic, muscloskeletal, endocrine, and skin.
|
Prerequisites |
Level |
Educational Units (Theory + Practical) |
No. & Code |
Course |
|
Study for 213 ANA, 226 PSL and 227 MBC courses of Level (4) |
Fifth |
5 [4+1 (2)] |
337 MIC |
Microbiology and Immunology (1) |
The course includes the theory and practice concepts of bacteria, fungi, parasites, and viruses, in addition to the constituents and basis of the immunity system. It contains also the diseases which affect some body systems (respiratory system, hearing, sight, and blood).
|
Prerequisites |
Level |
Educational Units (Theory + Practical) |
No. & Code |
Course |
|
Pass all courses of Level (3) and (4), and study Course 333 PATH (1) |
Sixth |
6 [4+2 (4)] |
335 PATH |
Pathology (2) |
This course includes the theoretical and practical concepts of different diseases which affect body systems and the macroscopic and microscopic changes accompanying them.
|
Prerequisites |
Level |
Educational Units (Theory + Practical) |
No. & Code |
Course |
|
Pass all courses of Level (3) and (4), and study Course 337 MIC (1) |
Sixth |
5 [4+1 (2)] |
338 MIC |
Microbiology and Immunology (2) |
This course includes the microbial diseases which affects all body systems and its causative agents (viruses, bacteria, fungi, parasites) and how the immune system deals with its causes. It also includes immune diseases resulting from immunodeficiency.
|
Prerequisites |
Level |
Educational Units (Theory + Practical) |
No. & Code |
Course |
|
Pass successfully all courses of Level (3) and (4). |
Sixth |
4 [3+1 (2)] |
331 PHL |
Basic Pharmacology |
This course contains the essential information of understanding the mechanism of action of drugs on the body, the pharmacodynamics, absorption, and excretion. It also contains the drugs acting upon the Respiratory, Gastrointestinal, and Endocrinal Systems, and the drugs acting upon Autonomic Nervous System, and some other elements excreted in the body.
|
Prerequisites |
Level |
Educational Units (Theory + Practical) |
No. & Code |
Course |
|
Study for 411 MED (1) and 411 SUR (1) |
Eighth |
4 [3+1 (2)] |
421 PHL |
Clinical Pharmacology |
This course includes the drugs used and different methods of treating diseases of the Cardiovascular System, Renal Diseases, Blood Diseases, and the drugs used in the treatment bacteria and parasites (antibiotics and others). It also contains the drugs and methods of treating diseases and conditions affecting the central nervous system and drugs used in psychiatry.
|
Prerequisites |
Level |
Educational Units (Theory + Practical) |
No. & Code |
Course |
|
Pass successfully all courses of Level (3) and (4). |
Sixth |
2 [0+2 (4)] |
361 COM |
Basic Clinical Skills |
This course contains the basic clinical skills which include skills related to Medicine, Pediatrics, and Surgery. It will be studied in Level (6) before clinical courses.
|
Prerequisites |
Level |
Educational Units (Theory + Practical) |
No. & Code |
Course |
|
Pass successfully all courses of Level (5) and (6), in addition to study of Course 361 COM |
Seventh |
10 [7+3 (6)] |
411 MED |
Medicine (1) |
This course includes some theoretical and practical concepts related to basic medicine presented in the form of lectures, discussion circles, audiovisual presentations, practical training, and general management plan for the patient.
|
Prerequisites |
Level |
Educational Units (Theory + Practical) |
No. & Code |
Course |
|
Pass successfully all courses of Level (5) and (6), in addition to study of Course 361 COM |
Seventh |
5 [3+2 (4)] |
411 SUR |
General Surgery (1) |
This course includes the basis of General Surgery; both the theory and clinical principles. Students will be trained in skills of patients’ history taking and clinical examination of surgical patients.
|
Prerequisites |
Level |
Educational Units (Theory + Practical) |
No. & Code |
Course |
|
Study Course 411 MED (1) and 41 SURG (1) |
Eighth |
4[3+1 (2)] |
421 PHL |
Clinical Pharmacology |
This course includes the drugs used and different methods of treating diseases of the Cardiovascular System, Renal Diseases, Blood Diseases, and the drugs used in the treatment bacteria and parasites (antibiotics and others). It also contains the drugs and methods of treating diseases and conditions affecting the Central Nervous System and drugs used in Psychiatry.
|
Prerequisites |
Level |
Educational Units (Theory + Practical) |
No. & Code |
Course |
|
Study Course 411 MED (1) and 411 SUR (1) |
Eighth |
5 [4+1 (2)] |
431 COM |
Community Medicine |
This course contains 5 parts complement each other. The first part contains basis of Epidemiology, and the epidemiology of contagious and non-contagious diseases. The second part deals with practices of Preventive Medicine and diseases' control strategies. The third part covers the provision of healthcare service and administration. The fourth part contains healthcare issues related to the Saudi society. The fifth part is concerned with a field study of a health problem in the Kingdom.
|
Prerequisites |
Level |
Educational Units (Theory + Practical) |
No. & Code |
Course |
|
Study Course 411 MED (1) and 411 SUR (1) |
Eighth |
3 [3+0] |
431 MED |
Medical Ethics |
This course deals with the medical character, basis and jurisprudence of the medical profession in the Islamic Society, and the behavior of the muslim clinician as regards the characters and values based on the Quaranic teachings and the contents of the Sunnah of the Prophet Mohamed Peace Be Upon Him.
|
Prerequisites |
Level |
Educational Units (Theory + Practical) |
No. & Code |
Course |
|
Pass successfully Courses 411 MED (1) and 411 SUR (1). Study Course 421 PHL |
Ninth |
6 [4+2(6)] |
521 SUR |
Orthopedic Surgery and Trauma |
This course includes lessons (theory and clinical) in:
- Polytrauma and its correct management.
- Common injuries affecting the skeletal system (limbs and vertebral column) in children and adults, and principles of diagnosis and management.
- Correct basic principles of management of comminuted fractures.
- Common non-trauma cases affecting the skeletal system (limbs and vertebral column) in children and adults, and principles of diagnosis and management.
|
Prerequisites |
Level |
Educational Units (Theory + Practical) |
No. & Code |
Course |
|
Pass successfully Courses 411 MED (1) and 411 SUR (1). Study Course 421 PHL |
Ninth |
3 [2+1 (2)] |
541 SUR |
Ear, Nose, and Throat Surgery |
The course contains some theoretical and practical concepts related to diseases of the Ear, Nose, and Throat, and its types, different methods of diagnosis, and management.
|
Prerequisites |
Level |
Educational Units (Theory + Practical) |
No. & Code |
Course |
|
Pass successfully Courses 411 MED (1) and 411 SUR (1). Study Course 421 PHL |
Ninth |
4 [3+1 (2)] |
521 MED |
Psychiatry |
This clinical course focuses on the essentials and skills of practicing Psychiatry and the relationship with other medical specialties studied by the student. This includes awareness of patients' psychological symptoms, its bed-side evaluation, and its proper clinical assessment, methods of complete and comprehensive management, and the psychological support and total patient's care including the bodily and social aspects with essential planning leading to re-integrating the patients in their communities and to rehabilitate them maximally.
|
Prerequisites |
Level |
Educational Units (Theory + Practical) |
No. & Code |
Course |
|
Pass successfully Courses 411 MED (1) and 411 SUR (1). Study Course 421 PHL |
Ninth |
3 [2+1 (2)] |
531 SUR |
Ophthalmology |
This course includes identification of different parts of the eye and surrounding tissues, accompanied briefly with their main function, then focuses on the diseases affecting the eye at different stages of life, and methods of prevention and treatment of these diseases.
|
Prerequisites |
Level |
Educational Units (Theory + Practical) |
No. & Code |
Course |
|
Pass successfully Courses 411 MED. |
Tenth |
7 [4=3 (6)] |
511 PED |
Pediatrics |
This course is composed of two sections: theory and clinical. The theoretical part contains an introduction on the stages of growth and development of the child and diseases of children and ways of protection. The clinical part deals with the child's clinical examination and attempts to reach diagnosis, and requesting essential laboratory investigations, and methods of treatment.
|
Prerequisites |
Level |
Educational Units (Theory + Practical) |
No. & Code |
Course |
|
Study Courses 411 MED and 411 SUR |
Tenth |
4 [2+2 (4)] |
511 GYN |
Obstetrics and Gynecology (1) |
This course contains essentials of reproduction including anatomy and physiology of gonads before and after pregnancy. It includes essentials of antenatal care, history taking examination of women during pregnancy and disease, disturbances of menstruation, and basis of family planning.
|
Prerequisites |
Level |
Educational Units (Theory + Practical) |
No. & Code |
Course |
|
Study Courses 411 MED, 411 SUR, and 521 MED |
Tenth |
3 [2+1(2)] |
541 PATH |
Forensic Medicine |
This course contains the role of the clinician in recognizing and declaration of death, and the differentiation between causes of death, and how it happened (accidental, homicidal, or suicidal), and the time of death from the posthumous changes. It also focuses on the role of the clinician in identifying the living or dead individuals, the nature of different types of injuries, accurate description of injuries to detect its nature, and the time and how it happened to identify the instrument used in its infliction. The curse also contains issues of suffocation, sexual assault, causes of infanticide, the role of the clinician in cases of poisoning, with a summary of most common poisons in his medical career.
|
Prerequisites |
Level |
Educational Units (Theory + Practical) |
No. & Code |
Course |
|
Study Courses 411 MED, 411 SUR, and 521 MED |
Tenth |
2 [2+0] |
534 MBC |
Applied Molecular Biology |
This course is composed of essential medical and clinical elements, and focuses on the molecular basis of diseases for better understanding of abnormal changes to help in diagnosis, prevention, and cure.
|
Prerequisites |
Level |
Educational Units (Theory + Practical) |
No. & Code |
Course |
|
Pass successfully Course 511 PED |
Eleventh |
6 [2+4 (8)] |
612 PED |
Pediatrics (2) |
This course is composed of two sections (theory and clinical) focusing on the clinical aspect of Pediatrics, beside it deepens the theoretical side which the student gained from studying Course 511 PED (1)
|
Prerequisites |
Level |
Educational Units (Theory + Practical) |
No. & Code |
Course |
|
Pass Successfully Course 511 GYN. Study Course 511 PED |
Eleventh |
6 [3+3 (6)] |
612 GYN |
Obstetrics and Gynecology (2) |
This course includes the pathological conditions during pregnancy especially those cases leading to maternal and fetal mortality. It also includes study of infertility, endocrinal and hormonal disturbances related to reproductive system and methods of treatment, tumors and inflammation of the genital system, and urological diseases in women, It focuses on higher levels of knowledge and skills in examination and diagnosis, and on learning the proper professional conduct.
|
Prerequisites |
Level |
Educational Units (Theory + Practical) |
No. & Code |
Course |
|
Studying Courses 411 MED, 411 SUR, 511 PED, and 511 GYN |
Eleventh |
4 [1+3 (6)] |
642 COM |
Community Medicine |
This clinical course contains the basis of the practice of Family Medicine which includes communication skills, medical consultation, the clinical evaluation of patients, methods of comprehensive treatment of the individual and family, training on the physical, psychic, and social comprehensive care of individuals, irrespective gender, age or health problems.
|
Prerequisites |
Level |
Educational Units (Theory + Practical) |
No. & Code |
Course |
|
Pass successfully Courses 411 MED and 411 SUR |
Twelfth |
7 [3+4 (8)] |
612 SUR |
General Surgery (2) |
This course includes theoretical and clinical information to demonstrate to final year students the recognized clinical methods of diagnosis and treatment of common surgical conditions.
|
Prerequisites |
Level |
Educational Units (Theory + Practical) |
No. & Code |
Course |
|
Pass successfully Courses 411 MED and 411 SUR |
Twelfth |
10 [7+3 (6)] |
612 MED |
Medicine (2) |
This course includes the various diseases related to the vital systems such as Cardiovascular, Respiratory, Gastrointestinal, Nervous, Musculoskeletal Systems and Skin, in addition to Diagnostic Imaging. It also contains the branches of Medicine and clinical lessons, the hospital end-of-point education.
|
Prerequisites |
Level |
Educational Units (Theory + Practical) |
No. & Code |
Course |
|
Pass successfully Courses 411 MED and 411 SUR |
Twelfth |
2 [1+1 (2)] |
652 COM |
Evidence Based Medicine |
This course focuses on the integration of clinical and individual expertise of the clinician with the best clinical evidence available from authenticated scientific research, taking into consideration the beliefs and customs of the patient in the ideal service needed. This course also contains education and training of students to extract the exact and appropriate question from the case examined, then to search for answers through appropriate electronic search engines, analyze and criticize results and the utilization of information in the best way to suit the concerned patient.
Semester system
TEACHING PLAN
First year
Level (1)
|
Prerequisites |
Teaching Units (Theory + Practical) |
Course |
|
|
Name |
Number & Symbol |
||
|
-- |
2 |
Islamic Culture (1) |
111 IC
|
|
-- |
2 |
Arabic Language |
201 ARAB
|
|
-- |
6 |
Intensive English Language Program |
019 ENG
|
|
|
10 |
Total
|
|
Level (2)
|
Prerequisites |
Teaching Units (Theory + Practical) |
Course |
|
|
Name |
Number & Symbol |
||
|
-- |
2 |
General Chemistry (Health sciences) |
110 CHEM
|
|
-- |
3 |
Organic Chemistry (Health sciences) |
111 CHEM
|
|
-- |
4 |
General Physics (Health sciences) |
102 PHYS
|
|
-- |
4 |
General Zoology (Health sciences) |
105 ZOO
|
|
-- |
1 |
Basic Biostatistics |
141COM
|
|
|
14 |
Total
|
|
Second year
Level (3)
|
Prerequisites |
Teaching Units (Theory + Practical) |
Course |
|
|
Name |
Number & Symbol |
||
|
Pass all courses of the Health Sciences Program with the required CGPA |
6 (3 + 3) |
Anatomy (1) |
212 ANA
|
|
6 (5 + 1) |
Physiology (1) |
222 PSL
|
|
|
4 (3 + 1) |
Medical Biochemistry (1) |
226 MBC
|
|
|
2 (2 + 0) |
Arabic Language |
202 ARAB
|
|
|
|
18 (13 + 5) |
Total
|
|
Level (4)
|
Prerequisites |
Teaching Units (Theory + Practical) |
Course |
|
|
Name |
Number & Symbol |
||
|
Register and study for all courses of level (3) |
4 (2 + 2) |
Anatomy (2) |
213 ANA
|
|
2 (1 + 1) |
Histology |
232 ANA
|
|
|
2 (2 + 0) |
Embryology |
241 ANA
|
|
|
5 (4 + 1) |
Physiology (2) |
226 PSL
|
|
|
4 (3 + 1) |
Medical Biochemistry (2) |
227 MBC
|
|
|
|
17 (12 + 5) |
Total
|
|
Third year
Level (5)
|
Prerequisites |
Teaching Units (Theory + Practical) |
Course |
|
|
Name |
Number & Symbol |
||
|
Register and study for 213 ANA, 226 PSL and 227 MBC courses of level (4) |
5 (3 + 2) |
Neuroscience |
341 PSL
|
|
5 (3 + 2) |
Pathology (1) |
333 PATH
|
|
|
5 (4 + 1) |
Microbiology and Immunology (1) |
337 MIC
|
|
|
-- |
2 (2 + 0) |
Islamic Culture (2) |
112 IC
|
|
|
17 (12 + 5) |
Total
|
|
Level (6)
|
Prerequisites |
Teaching Units (Theory + Practical) |
Course |
|
|
Name |
Number & Symbol |
||
|
Pass all college’s requirements courses of levels (3) and (4) & register and study 333 |
6 (4 + 2) |
Pathology (2) |
335 PATH |
|
Pass all college’s requirements courses of levels (3) and (4) & register and study 337 MIC |
5 (4 + 1) |
Microbiology and Immunology (2) |
338 MIC |
|
Pass all college’s requirements courses of levels (3) and (4) |
4 (3 + 1) |
Basic Pharmacology |
331 PHL
|
|
2 (0 + 2) |
Basic Clinical Skills |
361 COM
|
|
|
|
17 (11 + 6) |
Total
|
|
Fourth year
Level (7)
|
Prerequisites |
Teaching Units (Theory + Practical) |
Course |
|
|
Name |
Number & Symbol |
||
|
Pass all college’s requirements courses of levels (5) and (6). Except for course 361 COM the student should register and study it |
10 (7 + 3) |
Medicine (1) |
411 MED
|
|
5 (3 + 2) |
General Surgery (1) |
411 SUR |
|
|
-- |
2 (2 + 0) |
Islamic Culture (3) |
113 IC
|
|
|
17 (12 + 5) |
Total
|
|
Level (8)
|
Prerequisites |
Teaching Units (Theory + Practical) |
Course |
|
|
Name |
Number & Symbol |
||
|
Register and study for 411 MED & 411 SUR courses of level (7) |
4 (3 + 1) |
Clinical Pharmacology |
421 PHL
|
|
5 (4 + 1) |
Community Medicine |
431 COM
|
|
|
3 (3 + 0) |
Medical Ethics |
431 MED
|
|
|
-- |
2 (2 + 0) |
Islamic Culture (4) |
114 IC
|
|
|
14 (12 + 2) |
Total
|
|
Fifth year
Level (9)
|
Prerequisites |
Teaching Units (Theory + Practical) |
Course |
|
|
Name |
Number & Symbol |
||
|
Pass 411 MED and 411 SUR courses, and the student should register and study course 421 PHL |
6 (4 + 2) |
Orthopedic Surgery and Trauma
|
521 SUR |
|
3 (2 + 1) |
Ear, Nose and Throat Surgery |
541 SUR
|
|
|
4 (3 + 1) |
Psychiatry |
521 MED
|
|
|
3 (2 + 1) |
Ophthalmology |
531 SUR
|
|
|
|
16 (11 + 5) |
Total
|
|
Level (10)
|
Prerequisites |
Teaching Units (Theory + Practical) |
Course |
|
|
Name |
Number & Symbol |
||
|
411 MED Medicine (1) |
7 (4 + 3) |
Pediatrics (1)
|
511 PED |
|
411 MED Medicine (1) 411 SUR General Surgery (1) |
4 (2 + 2) |
Obstetrics & Gynecology (1) |
511 GYN |
|
Register and study for 411 MED, 411 SUR & 521 MED courses |
3 (3 + 0) |
Forensic Medicine
|
541 PATH |
|
2 (1 + 1) |
Applied Molecular Biology |
534 MBC |
|
|
|
16 (10 + 6) |
Total
|
|
Sixth year
Level (11)
|
Prerequisites |
Teaching Units (Theory + Practical) |
Course |
|
|
Name |
Number & Symbol |
||
|
511 PED Pediatrics (1)
|
6 (2 + 4) |
Pediatrics (2)
|
612 PED
|
|
Pass 511 GYN course, and the student should register and study course 511 PED |
6 (3 + 3) |
Obstetrics & Gynecology (2) |
612 GYN |
|
Register and study for 411 MED, 411 SUR, 511 PED and 511 GYN courses |
4 (1 + 3) |
Family Medicine |
642 COM |
|
|
16 (6 + 10) |
Total
|
|
Level (12)
|
Prerequisites |
Teaching Units (Theory + Practical) |
Course |
|
|
Name |
Number & Symbol |
||
|
411 MED Medicine (1) 411 SUR General Surgery (1) |
7 (3 + 4) |
General Surgery (2) |
612 SUR
|
|
411 MED Medicine (1) 411 SUR General Surgery (1) |
10 (7 + 3) |
Medicine (2) |
612 MED
|
|
411 MED Medicine (1) 411 SUR General Surgery (1) |
2 (1 + 1) |
Evidence Based Medicine
|
652 COM
|
|
|
19 (11 + 8) |
Total
|
|
|
|