Program Overview

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• College of Applied Medical Sciences
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• College of Nursing
• First Year Basic Medical Sciences
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First Year Combined and Basic Medical Sciences (CFY & BMS)

Introduction

The First Year Combined and Basic Medical Sciences program is designed to provide students with a strong foundation in medical sciences.

Program Description

The program aims to equip students with the necessary knowledge and skills to pursue their academic careers in various medical specialties.

Courses

• Arab 101: Expanding the student's culture, raising their expressive abilities, increasing their linguistic wealth, and helping them use appropriate phrases in a clear and deliberate manner.
• Arab 102: Expanding the student's culture, raising their expressive abilities, increasing their linguistic wealth, and helping them use appropriate phrases in a clear and deliberate manner.
• ISLM 105: Introducing students to Islamic rulings related to medical issues and discussing Islamic legal principles and purposes related to medical issues.
• ISLM 106: Presenting multiple aspects of family laws in Islam, building principles, rights, and purposes that serve the existence of the family.
• ISLM 107: Introducing the Islamic economic system, its objectives, ideological, moral, and legislative principles, and discussing the foundations of the Islamic economic system, zakat rules, and calculation methods.
• ISLM 108: Establishing the principles of human rights based on Islamic concepts, comparing them to international charters, and spreading human rights culture in society.

Laboratories

• Biology Lab (HYA 101): Examining animal, plant, bacterial, and fungal tissues and cells using microscopes, models, and images.
• Chemistry Lab (KIM 101): Preparing chemical solutions and analyzing a wide range of chemical reactions.
• Anatomy and Embryology Lab (TBY 231): Descriptive dissection of human body parts using models, microscopes, and images.
• Physics Lab (FYZ 101): Studying physical theories and proving them through laboratory experiments.
• Biochemistry Lab (TBY 233): Conducting laboratory experiments to illustrate the physical and chemical properties of carbohydrates, fats, and proteins.
• Computer Science Lab (AAL 101): Demonstrating the ability to use computer operating systems to manage and perform common computer tasks and using Microsoft Office to create documents and presentations.
• Physiology Lab (TBY 232): Using medical tools and equipment to assess the physiological condition of the human body.

Objectives

• Preparing and qualifying students for their academic paths.
• Acquiring basic medical science principles.
• Developing students' basic skills, including English language, computer skills, and critical thinking.
• Encouraging students to innovate and promoting positive attitudes.
• Motivating students to commit to the college's values, including commitment, professionalism, loyalty, and active participation.