Program Overview
Program Overview
The Medicine Program at Galala University is a five-year program that adopts the latest highly effective medical education strategies applied in international medical schools. The program is designed to prepare students for contemporary medical practice, with a focus on student-centered education, integrated interdisciplinary approaches, and active teaching methods.
Program Structure
The program is divided into two phases:
- The first stage (Pre-Clerkship): Includes the first three years, divided into six semesters, with a duration of 15 weeks of teaching per semester, plus a period of preparation and examinations.
- The second stage (Clinical Clerkship): Includes two years of clinical teaching in rotation between clinical departments, with each year consisting of 40 teaching weeks, plus a period of preparation and examination.
Degree Requirements
The total credit hours for the program is 209 Credit Hours, including:
- 20 Credit Hours of University Requirements (14 compulsory and 6 electives)
- 189 Credit Hours of Faculty Requirements (185 compulsory and 4 clinical electives)
Learning Outcomes
Graduates of this program will possess the following learning outcomes:
- Identify major health risks in the community, endemic diseases, and common chronic diseases
- Identify the epidemiology of common diseases within the community and apply methodological means to reduce their occurrence
- Describe the natural structure of the body and its main organs, and explain its functions
- Identify the different causes of disease and explain the ways they affect the body
- Use health information systems to improve the quality of patient care
Career Opportunities
As a graduate of this degree, you can look forward to career opportunities including:
- General practitioner and continued study as a postgraduate to specialize in medicine, surgery, or other specialties
- Medical administration, hospital management, and other health organizations
- Medical research (researcher or project manager)
- Field of medical education
Tuition Fees
- Annual tuition fees for Egyptian students: 150,000 EGP
- Annual administrative fees for Egyptian students: 11,500 EGP
- Admission administrative fees for Egyptian students (to be paid once on the admission semester): 11,500 EGP
- Annual tuition fees for non-Egyptian students: $7,500
Program Details
The program includes a range of courses and training opportunities, with a focus on developing the key critical skills required to work in a healthcare team. The program also includes a range of facilities, such as:
- Multifunctional Computer Lab
- Morgue
- Museum for Models
- Virtual Anatomy Lab
- Microscopy Lab
- Virtual Microscopy Lab
- Wet Lab
- Clinical Skills Lab
- Center for Continuing Medical Training and Simulation
Faculty
The program is taught by a range of experienced faculty members, including:
- Nevien Hendawy
- Magdi El Damarawi
- Khalifa El Sayed Khalifa Mohamed
- Mohamed Refaat Mahdi
- Miada Elmetwaly
- Yasser El Sayed
- Mohammed Abdellah
- Rofanda Bakeer
- Ahmed Nour ElDin
- Eman El-Seidi
- Eman Habib
- Ghada Hassan
- Manal Shaaban
- Noha Lasheen
- Rasha Shalaby
- Reem Sallam
- Waleed Nasr