Pharmacology

The Department of Pharmacology aspires to achieve excellence in education and learning by adopting international standards, promoting integration with relevant medical fields, and utilizing laboratory experiments and scientific research to prepare highly qualified and competent professionals.

The Department of Pharmacology aspires to achieve excellence in education and learning by adopting international standards, promoting integration with relevant medical fields, and utilizing laboratory experiments and scientific research to prepare highly qualified and competent professionals.

The Department of Pharmacology aims to prepare scientifically and professionally competent physicians and researchers by providing a stimulating educational and research environment that meets quality standards, enhances competitiveness in the local and regional job market, and contributes to improving the quality of healthcare services in the community.

1. To provide high-quality education in pharmacology based on the latest teaching methods and international standards. 2. To strengthen students’ and researchers’ scientific research skills through hands-on training and participation in innovative research projects. 3. To integrate practical and applied aspects into the educational process through the use of laboratory experiments and scientific models to demonstrate drug effects and mechanisms of action. 4. To qualify outstanding medical and research professionals with the scientific and professional competencies needed to keep pace with developments in pharmacology and related medical fields. 5. To create a motivating educational and research environment that supports creativity, critical thinking, and meets academic quality standards. 6. To support the local and regional job market by graduating competitive professionals who can effectively contribute to the healthcare sector. 7. To contribute to improving healthcare services by preparing specialists in pharmacology who can help advance the safe and effective use of medications in society. 8. To promote academic and research collaboration with other departments, colleges, and health institutions both locally and regionally.

High school diploma with a minimum GPA of 75%, passing the personal interview, passing written tests if any, submitting all required documents within specified deadlines.