Bachelor
Program Mission Program Goals Program Learning Outcomes MBBS Graduate Attributes
Our mission is to provide an undergraduate program that is outstanding by international standards in education, patient care , scientific research and community engagement .
  • Promote academic excellence
  • Promote a research leadership of a local and international impact
  • Establish partnership and achieve social responsibility of a sustainable impact
  • Promote faculty governance according to the new university system
  • Develop digital and general infrastructure
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    Knowledge and Understanding Learning Outcomes

    1. Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the scientific basis of health and disease; and the relevance of basic science to the clinical setting.
    2. Recognize the ethical and professional background of medical practice.
    3. Demonstrate understanding and appreciation of the basics of patient advocacy and doctor safety within the medico-legal frame of the healthcare system.
    4. Demonstrates knowledge and understanding of the various roles of the doctor, family, community and culture in and the social accountability to health promotion, maintenance and disease prevention.

    Skills

    1. Integrate knowledge in identifying and solving healthcare problems in primary, secondary and tertiary settings.
    2. Critically analyze and relate results of patient history, clinical signs and symptoms and investigations.
    3. Prioritize causes underlying the problem to narrow a differential diagnosis.
    4. Outline a management plan in healthcare settings.
    5. Do quantitative or qualitative methods that underlie research.
    6. Demonstrate information literacy skills and the ability to access, record, organize and communicate information appropriately and professionally verbally and in writing.
    7. Statistically analyze data using statistical packages.
    8. Demonstrate the ability to systematically elicit and interpret clinical symptoms and signs.
    9. Perform clinical procedures, especially those required in life-saving situations and set by the NCAAA.
    10. Elicit accurate comprehensive and focused history by employing techniques that facilitate sharing of information.
    11. Demonstrate appropriate communication and professional skills for groups with different communication requirements.

    Values, Autonomy, and Responsibility

    1. Demonstrate personal skills in self-management, self-appraisal, and life-long learning.
    2. Demonstrate the ability to work collaboratively and professionally in or lead a team.

    1. Scientific Learner:

      2. Graduates demonstrate critical and creative knowledge based on evidence, integrating and applying the fundamentals of basic, behavioral, and social sciences in clinical practice to support life.

    2. Patient Care Advocate:

      3. Graduates acquire and maintain essential clinical and interpersonal skills to demonstrate competence in providing patient-centered care.

    3. Socially Responsible:

      4. Graduates understand and apply the Saudi Arabian healthcare system, which promotes the well-being of the community and population.

    4. Effective Communicator:

      5. Graduates can articulate complex ideas and present personal viewpoints clearly and confidently to patients, their families, and interdisciplinary teams.

    5. Adaptable and Resilient:

      6. Graduates demonstrate digital fluency, problem-solving abilities, and openness to new ideas to excel in unfamiliar situations.

    6. Professional and Integral:

      7. Graduates adhere to ethical standards that demonstrate reliability and trustworthiness when facing challenges.

    7. Scholar:

      8. Graduates contribute to advancing contemporary medical knowledge through scientific research participation.

    8. Career-Oriented:

      9. Graduates understand the demands of the profession and the job market by focusing on self-development.
    Last Update
    11/4/2024 2:09:21 PM