Anatomy Department


About

The course of Anatomy is taught to first and second-year students at the Faculty of Medicine. The department is equipped with a laboratory that includes a dissecting room for practical training.

Mission

The Anatomy department is dedicated to providing high-quality educational programs for undergraduate students, as well as supporting medical research and scientific activities.

Goals

Providing students with a comprehensive understanding of anatomy and the structure of the human body.
Developing an awareness of normal growth and relevant developments related to anatomical subjects.
Enhancing the ability to incorporate clinically utilized imaging techniques to visualize the body's structure.
Equipping students with the skills to apply anatomical knowledge in solving clinical problems.

Vision

The Anatomy and Embryology department aspires to be the prime reference for academic departments within the Faculty of Medicine.

Graduation Requirements

Students Must Passing 384 Units to Graduate Department courses in PDF

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YASEEN AHMAD WAFI

YASEEN AHMAD WAFI

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    Fatma Abulrahman Alfageih

Fatma Abulrahman Alfageih

master
Assistant Lecturer | Full-time
f.alfageih@med.misuratau.edu.ly
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Physiology Department


About

Medical Physiology course is taught at the department to first and second-year students, preparing them in the preclinical stage through theoretical and practical studies, as well as engaging in scientific discussions.

Mission

Enhancing and advancing the instructional materials at the faculty, and providing students with the latest advancements in the field of education, learning, and academic research.

Goals

Understanding the process of homeostasis and explaining how it maintains the body's internal environment.
Developing a thorough comprehension of the vital functions performed by the organs of the human body upon which life depends.
Grasping the interconnected relationships between different organ systems within the body.
Integrating functional data of human organ systems with ongoing foundational sciences such as anatomy, histology, biochemistry, and clinical applications.

Vision

Gaining a profound understanding of the functions of the human body's organs and keeping pace with the advancements in the educational process.

Graduation Requirements

Students Must Passing 292 Units to Graduate

Bashir Mohamed Ayad

Bashir Mohamed Ayad

MSc, PhD MEDICAL PHYSIOLOGY
Assistant Professor | Full-time
b.ayad@med.misuratau.edu.ly

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Bashir Mohamed Ayad

Bashir Mohamed Ayad

Ph.D
Assistant Professor | Full-time
b.ayad@med.misurata.edu.ly
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Biochemistry Department


About

The department offers various specializations in biochemistry to first and second-year students of the Faculty of Medicine. It provides both theoretical and practical lessons, explaining and applying the concepts. Additionally, the department conducts small group discussion sessions where students gather to discuss the material covered in the theoretical classes.

Mission

We strive to deliver an exceptionally distinguished program in education and research in the field of biochemistry. Our aim is to educate, train, and enhance professional competence, while fostering scientific thinking among our students. Through these efforts, we strive to provide the best possible service to the community.

Goals

1. Discovering the fundamental units that comprise the body's structure.
2. Exploring the cellular pathways and metabolic processes of the molecular components within the body.
3. Understanding the roles of vitamins in metabolic processes and enzyme activity.
4. Developing the scientific skills for the biological analysis of biomaterials.

Vision

The department strives to possess a remarkable ability to provide the highest levels of education and training in the field of biochemistry.

Graduation Requirements

Students Must Passing 351 Units to Graduate Department courses in PDF

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Histology Department


About

The department teaches the course of Histology and Cell Science to first and second-year students at the faculty. Additionally, the department is equipped with a specialized laboratory for histology, equipped with light microscopes, equipment, and techniques used in the field of histology.

Mission

The Histology department is committed to providing high-quality educational programs for undergraduate students while supporting medical research and scientific activities.

Goals

1. Embracing the understanding of tissue structure, cellular composition, biological cellular activities, and cellular genetics.
2. Equipping students with the necessary skills to identify various natural body tissues.
3. Empowering students with the ability to establish connections between organs and their histological structures.
4. Acquiring knowledge about the function, structure, and clinical significance of different tissues.

Vision

The Histology department aspires to become the esteemed reference for academic departments within the Faculty of Medicine.

Graduation Requirements

Students Must Passing 217 Units to Graduate

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Bach of Surgery & Bach of Medicine
demonisterator | Assistant
r.oraet@med.misuratau.edu.ly
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Pharmacology Department


About

The department teaches the course of Pharmacology to intermediate-stage students before clinical training, enabling them to familiarize themselves with various medications and their uses. They gain a comprehensive understanding of drug composition, characteristics, optimal utilization, and the study of their side effects.

Mission

The department, in collaboration with other departments, is dedicated to achieving high-quality educational opportunities, advancing knowledge in the field of pharmaceutical sciences and therapeutics, and enhancing human health. This is accomplished through conducting qualitative research in the field of medications, specifically tailored to meet local needs.

Goals

1. Equipping students with a solid foundation in fundamental and scientific pharmaceutical concepts.
2. Familiarizing students with the negative effects of medications, including toxicity, contraindications, and drug interactions.
3. Ensuring a sound understanding of common pharmaceutical preparations and their drug compositions.
4. Developing research skills to study drug kinetics and the dynamics of action of commonly used essential medications.

Vision

Achieving excellence and leadership in the field of pharmaceutical sciences and therapeutics at both local and international levels, as well as conducting exceptional research and contributing to community service.

Graduation Requirements

Students Must Passing 177 Units to Graduate

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Hanan Hassen Elsumdi

Hanan Hassen Elsumdi

Master of pharmaceutical science (M.PHARM.SC)
Lecturer | Full-time
H.elsumdi@med.misuratau.edu.ly

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Yousef Omar Erfaida

Yousef Omar Erfaida

Ph.D
lecturer | Full-time
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Pathology Department


About

The course of Pathology is taught to preclinical year students, allowing them to explore the majority of diseases and tumors that affect the human body. Through studying this subject, students learn about the causes and mechanisms of disease occurrence, the macroscopic and microscopic changes that occur in the affected organ, as well as the accompanying side effects and health problems associated with the disease. This knowledge assists them in understanding the nature and diagnosing the symptoms of the disease, determining a treatment plan, predicting the severity of the disease, and even preventing its occurrence.

Mission

The Department of Pathology at the Faculty of Medicine offers an advanced educational program with the aim of preparing exceptional physicians and researchers who excel professionally, academically, and technologically. The department is committed to providing high-quality, effective services in the field of disease diagnosis.

Goals

1. Providing students with the fundamental concepts and terminology of Pathology.
2. Enabling students to understand the mechanisms of disease occurrence.
3. Equipping students with the ability to identify common diseases.
4. Developing students' skills in identifying various pathogens using microscopy.

Vision

The Department of Pathology at the Faculty of Medicine aspires to be a leading department locally, with the ability to achieve the highest levels of excellence, competitiveness, and continuous development in the fields of education, disease diagnosis, scientific research, and community service.

Graduation Requirements

Students Must Passing 204 Units to Graduate

Wesam Elsaghayer

Wesam Elsaghayer

Doctorate of Pathology
ASSOCIATE POFESSOR | Full-time
w.alsgier@med.misuratau.edu.ly
FATMA MOHAMED EMAETIG

FATMA MOHAMED EMAETIG

Doctorate
Professor | Full-time
fatmaemaetig@med.misuratau.edu.ly
Wesam Abdalla Elsaghayer

Wesam Abdalla Elsaghayer

Ph.D
Associate Professor | Full-time
w.alsgier@med.misuratau.edu.ly
FATMA MOHAMED EMAETIG

FATMA MOHAMED EMAETIG

European fellowship
Professor | Full-time
fatmaemaetig@med.misuratau.edu.ly
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Parasitology Department


About

Parasitology course is taught to third-year students in which they learn about parasites and their different types such as protozoa, parasitic worms, parasitic arthropods, etc., and their biological nature, along with studying the diseases caused by these parasites, their symptoms, routes of transmission, diagnosis, treatment and prevention.

Mission

Training of health professionals on the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of parasitic diseases to survive in a highly competitive market through training and experience according to international quality and accreditation standards.

Goals

1. Providing students with comprehensive knowledge of parasites causing diseases in humans.
2. Helping students understand parasitic infection mechanisms and diagnosis procedures.
3. Providing students with knowledge of parasitic diseases treatment and prevention plan.
4. Helping students understand laboratory and clinical diagnosis procedures of parasitic infection.

Vision

To make the Parasitology Department a destination for scientists and to prepare its students to become a reference in the diagnosis of parasitic diseases locally and internationally.

Graduation Requirements

Students Must Passing 96 Units to Graduate

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Microbiology Department


About

Microbiology course is taught to third-year pre-clinical students. The study program includes theoretical and practical lectures and panel discussions.
Microbiology department aims to teach third-year students medical microbiology from a biological perspective along with the diagnosis, symptoms and transmission of diseases caused by microbes.

Mission

Spreading awareness about the dangers of microbes, viruses and parasites on human beings and the environment.

Goals

1. Learning the basic concept of Microbiology.
2. Providing students with the basic knowledge of the structure and function of the immune system and the effect of the virulence factor of the different microbes.
3. Spreading awareness about the different infectious diseases.
4. Conducting laboratory experiments to help diagnose microbial diseases.

Vision

Microbiology Department aspires to be among the leading departments in the college by providing its members with detailed knowledge and the required skills for this specialization.

Graduation Requirements

Students Must Passing 182 Units to Graduate

Abdulrahman Abdalla Allabidi

Abdulrahman Abdalla Allabidi

Master in Microbiology and Immunology
lecturer | Full-time
a.allabidi@art.misuratau.edu.ly
Noura Alhadi Shaklawoon

Noura Alhadi Shaklawoon

microbiology and immunology MS
lecturer | Full-time
noura.shaklawoon@med.misuratau.edu.ly
Rugaia Rajeb Rafieda

Rugaia Rajeb Rafieda

Master degree in infection and immunity
Lecturer | Full-time
r.rafaida@med.misuratau.edu.ly
Muftah Mohamed Zarmouh

Muftah Mohamed Zarmouh

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Narjes mukhtar abuoud

Bachelors Degree in Physiology
Assistant Lecturer | Assistant
narjesmisurata@gmail.com
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Obstetrics and Gynecology


About

The course of Obstetrics and Gynecology is taught to fourth-year students starting from October until July through theoretical lectures. The department conducts clinical teaching and group discussion sessions for a duration of six weeks for each group. Additionally, it provides training for medical interns on the fundamentals of Obstetrics and Gynecology.

Mission

Providing comprehensive, advanced, and safe healthcare accessible to all, while adhering to quality standards. Delivering educational, research, and training services while upholding professional ethics, the well-being of healthcare providers, the community, and the environment.

Goals

1. Providing recognized foundational knowledge in Obstetrics and Gynecology.
2. Teaching clinical skills such as history-taking and physical examination.
3. Enhancing the ability to recognize women's health issues throughout pregnancy and childbirth.
4. Assisting students in developing communication skills with patients.

Vision

The Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology strives for excellence, leadership, and keeping pace with the continuous advancements in medical education and scientific research at both local and international levels. This is driven by the ethical commitment to elevate the healthcare standards.

Graduation Requirements

Students Must Passing 206 Units to Graduate Department courses in PDF

Narges R Ben Halim

Narges R Ben Halim

PhD in Obstetrics and Gynecology
lecturer | Full-time
Mustaphadana92@gmail.com

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Aisha Mohamed Mohamed Elbareg

Aisha Mohamed Mohamed Elbareg

PhD
Professor | Full-time
aishaelbareg@med.misuratau.edu.ly

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HANAN AHMED MOHAMED MAIMUN

HANAN AHMED MOHAMED MAIMUN

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Ophthalmology Department


About

The course of Ophthalmology is taught to fourth-year students starting from October until July through theoretical lectures. Additionally, the department conducts clinical teaching and group discussion sessions for a duration of six weeks for each group. It also provides training for medical interns on the fundamentals of Ophthalmology and the proper usage of various devices used in the diagnosis and treatment of eye diseases.

Mission

The Department of Ophthalmology contributes actively to the production, collection, and dissemination of scientific research. It emphasizes the development of eye physicians and surgeons, equipping them with cognitive, professional, psychological, and cultural qualifications to contribute to the advancement and progress of society. Moreover, it provides opportunities for continuous education in accordance with comprehensive quality standards.

Goals

1. Understanding the natural structure of the eye.
2. Educating students on preventive measures, detection of common eye conditions, and their treatment.
3. Familiarizing students with common causes of vision loss, eye emergencies, and their remedies.
4. Attaining fundamental levels of knowledge and clinical skills in all aspects of ophthalmology and its relationship to general diseases.

Vision

The Department of Ophthalmology aspires to achieve a comprehensive qualitative leap in various fields of ophthalmology and eye surgery, guided by noble human values, enabling it to attain a leading position.

Graduation Requirements

Students Must Passing 90 Units to Graduate

Mohamed Yousef Ben Sasi

Mohamed Yousef Ben Sasi

FRCS ophthalmology Glasg,UK
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Yassen Ahmed Aboushahma

Yassen Ahmed Aboushahma

phD
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Family And Community Medicine


About

The course of Public Health is taught to fourth-year students through theoretical lectures. Additionally, the department conducts teaching and group discussion sessions using a group-based learning approach. It also provides training for resident physicians on the fundamentals of Public Health.

Mission

The department strives to instill the concepts, foundations, and practices of Public Health and Community Medicine among students at an academic and scientific level. It also aims to engage the community in solving health problems, promoting cultural awareness among different segments of society, and implementing the principles of primary healthcare.

Goals

1. Equipping students with the fundamental knowledge of family and community health.
2. Developing the ability to design community-based scientific research, collect data, and analyze it.
3. Understanding health issues and the basics of vital statistics related to fertility, disease, and mortality.
4. Acquiring skills in communicating with patients and healthcare professionals.

Vision

The department aspires to enhance medical education to support a healthcare system based on primary care and community service. It aims to be a leader in scientific research within its field.

Graduation Requirements

Students Must Passing 200 Units to Graduate

Omar Salem Alhaddad

Omar Salem Alhaddad

Master in healthcare management
LECTURER | Full-time
Omar@med.misuratau.edu.ly
Hussien Ali Elaswdi

Hussien Ali Elaswdi

PhD in family and community medicine
Co-professor | Full-time
h.elaswdi@med.misuratau.edu.ly

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Muftah Abdusalam Elbahloul

Muftah Abdusalam Elbahloul

Phd
Professor Lecturer | Full-time
muftah@med.misuratau.edu.ly
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Forensic Medicine And Toxicology


About

The course of Forensic Medicine is taught to fourth-year students through theoretical lectures. Additionally, the department conducts teaching and group discussion sessions using a group-based learning approach. It also provides training for medical interns on the fundamentals of Forensic Medicine.

Mission

The Department of Clinical Forensic Medicine and Toxicology is dedicated to providing an exceptional educational service, striving for excellence. This is achieved by maintaining high academic standards and upholding exemplary professional and ethical conduct.

Goals

1. Providing foundational knowledge in forensic medicine.
2. Understanding toxins, their toxic effects, diagnostic methods, and treatment approaches.
3. Familiarizing oneself with ethics and medical issues pertaining to justice and the legal system of the country.
4. Developing the ability to apply medical/clinical sciences in writing medical and legal certificates for both living and deceased individuals.

Vision

The Department of Forensic Medicine and Toxicology strives to graduate highly skilled physicians with a unique blend of cultural and scientific backgrounds. They excel in their commitment and adapt to the ever-evolving advancements in various fields of study and knowledge.

Graduation Requirements

Students Must Passing 96 Units to Graduate

Forensic Master
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Internal Medicine and its Branches


About

The course of Internal Medicine is taught to fifth-year students through theoretical lectures, clinical teaching, and group discussion sessions using a group-based learning approach. It also provides training for medical interns on the fundamentals of Internal Medicine.

Mission

The Department of Internal Medicine strives to enhance and improve the clinical skills of students, preparing a generation of physicians capable of handling emergency and common medical cases, resolving health issues, and applying the principles of medicine in primary healthcare.

Goals

1. Providing recognized foundational knowledge in Internal Medicine and Emergency Medicine.
2. Teaching clinical skills such as history taking and physical examination.
3. Enhancing the ability to recognize health problems, epidemiology, disease surveillance, and promoting preventive medicine and public health.
4. Assisting students in acquiring communication skills with patients and healthcare professionals.

Vision

The department strives to instill the concepts, foundations, and practices of Internal Medicine while elevating the academic and scientific standards among students.

Graduation Requirements

Students Must Passing 380 Units to Graduate

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Dr.Emhemed M.Elhemmali

Dr.Emhemed M.Elhemmali

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Rima Ahmed Salem Algandouz

Rima Ahmed Salem Algandouz

arab board of internal medicine
lecturture | Full-time
rima@med.misuratau.edu.ly
Asma Mohamed Heima

Asma Mohamed Heima

Arab board internal medicine
lecturer in internal medicine | Full-time
asmaheima@med.misuratau.edu.ly
Amani abdelgadir omer kaawan

Amani abdelgadir omer kaawan

Fellowship of the State of South Africa (FCPSA)
lecturer | Full-time
amaniabdelgadir86@gmail.com
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Phd
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Surgery Department


About

Fifth-year students study surgery course at the department of Surgery in the form of theoretical lectures in addition to discussions and clinical teaching in group sessions. The department is also responsible for training interns on the fundamentals of surgery.

Mission

Providing students with the knowledge and skills necessary for continuous learning and improving personal skills, which lead to better community service and knowledge through carrying out research and offering scholarships with international reputation.

Goals

1. Providing the basic knowledge of common surgical problems.
2. Teaching students clinical skills such as history-taking, physical examination and other necessary diagnosis methods.
3. Providing knowledge of emergency medical services for the different surgical cases.
4. Providing necessary knowledge for diagnosing cancer at an early stage.
5. Teaching medical and surgical ethics which are based on evidence and continuous medical teaching and learning.

Vision

Excellence and improving surgical education to create highly-qualified surgeons.

Graduation Requirements

Students Must Passing 410 Units to Graduate

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MOHAMED AHMED EL-FAGIEH

MOHAMED AHMED EL-FAGIEH

phD
PROFESSOR | Associate Professor

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farij Althayab Traina

farij Althayab Traina

Libyan board - Anesthesia and intensive care
Associate Professor | Full-time
f.traina@med.misuratau.edu.ly

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Mohamed Omar ELswalem

Mohamed Omar ELswalem

phD
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Munir Omar Abdulmoula

Munir Omar Abdulmoula

phD
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IBRAHIM MOHAMMED KAMEL GARTA

IBRAHIM MOHAMMED KAMEL GARTA

PHD
teacher | Full-time
IbrahimGarta@med.misuratau.edu.ly

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Mahmud Mohammad Alhaddad

Mahmud Mohammad Alhaddad

phD
leucturer | Associate Professor

Mohammed Hussain Patel

Mohammed Hussain Patel

phD
associated professor | Associate Professor

Omar Mohamed Danfour

Omar Mohamed Danfour

phD
leucturer | Associate Professor
o.danfour@med.misuratau.edu.ly

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ABDULFATTAH SALEM YOUSEF MLITAN

ABDULFATTAH SALEM YOUSEF MLITAN

ARAB BOARD AND LIBYAN BOARD
TEACHER | Full-time
A.Mlitan87@MISURATAU.EDU.LY
FATHI MOHAMED AHMED ABULIFA

FATHI MOHAMED AHMED ABULIFA

ARAB BOARD OF ANAESTHESIA AND INTENSIVE CARE
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f.abulifa@med.misuratau.edu.ly
khaled mustafa elderbag

khaled mustafa elderbag

DOCTOR
DOCTOR | Full-time
khaledelderbags@misuratau.edu.ly
Emad Mahmoud Swayeb

Emad Mahmoud Swayeb

Arab Fellowship
Faculty member | Full-time
eswayeb@gmail.com
Yousef alhussein yousef altaweel

Yousef alhussein yousef altaweel

Arab Fellowship
Faculty member | Full-time
Yousefaltaweel@gmail.com
Mohamed  Elzawawi

Mohamed Elzawawi

Arab Fellowship
Faculty member | Full-time
albadeel6677@gmail.com
Ali Elbira

Ali Elbira

German Fellowship
lecturer | Full-time
aelbira85@gmail.com
Ali zaggout

Ali zaggout

Arab Fellowship
lecturer | Full-time
a.zagout@med.misuratau.edu.ly
fathi mohammed abulifa

fathi mohammed abulifa

Arab Fellowship
lecturer | Full-time
f.abulifa@med.misuratau.edu.ly
Abdulfattah Salem Yousef Mlitan

Abdulfattah Salem Yousef Mlitan

An Arab fellowship and a Libyan fellowship
lecturer | Full-time
A.mlitan87@misuratau.edu.ly
Elsonosi Dow Elsonosi Elferjani

Elsonosi Dow Elsonosi Elferjani

Arab Fellowship
lecturer | Full-time
dr.elsonosidow@gmail.com
Ibrahim Mohammed kamel Mohammed Garta

Ibrahim Mohammed kamel Mohammed Garta

Libyan Fellowship
lecturer | Full-time
IbrahimGarta@med.misuratau.edu.ly
Abdulaziz hussein baayo

Abdulaziz hussein baayo

Arab Fellowship
lecturer | Full-time
Abdulazizbaayo@gmail.com
Alseddig Amer Alatresh

Alseddig Amer Alatresh

Libyan Fellowship
lecturer | Full-time
Alseddigamer@gmail.com
Khalid mustafa ALdorbag

Khalid mustafa ALdorbag

Libyan Fellowship
lecturer | Full-time
Khaledelderbag@misuratau.edu.ly
Mohamed Khashaim

Mohamed Khashaim

Arab Fellowship
lecturer | Full-time
m.khashaim@med.misuratau.edu.ly
Mustafa hisain A. El-Ahmer

Mustafa hisain A. El-Ahmer

European fellowship
lecturer | Full-time
dr.mustafaelahmer@gmail.com
Abdusalam Elsharief

Abdusalam Elsharief

Arab Fellowship
lecturer | Full-time
Absix88sharief@gmail.com
Jamal AbuBaker Mohamed Abudina

Jamal AbuBaker Mohamed Abudina

Libyan and Arab fellowship for anesthesia and intensive care
lecturer | Full-time
Jamalabudina@gmail.com
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Pediatrics Department


About

The department imparts the knowledge of Pediatrics to fifth-year students through theoretical lectures, while also conducting clinical teaching and group discussion sessions using a group-based learning approach. Additionally, it provides training for medical interns on the fundamentals of Pediatrics.

Mission

We aim to prepare competent, competitive, and well-trained physicians who are committed to continuous learning and teaching, while upholding the standards of medical service and professional ethics. The Department actively supports the continuous development of programs, courses, and scientific research to meet the needs of the community and contributes to its growth.

Goals

1. We strive to impart the essential and recognized knowledge of Pediatrics.
2. Our focus is on teaching clinical skills, including the art of taking a comprehensive medical history and conducting thorough physical examinations.
3. We aim to enhance the capacity to identify and address the unique health concerns of children, navigating their diverse stages of growth.
4. We actively support students in acquiring effective communication skills to engage with young patients and their families.

Vision

The department strives to instill the concepts of Pediatrics and promote scientific research to enhance community health.

Graduation Requirements

Students Must Passing 215 Units to Graduate

ABDULALEEM ASSADI | Full-time

Maryem Elbashir Ismail

Maryem Elbashir Ismail

phD
Assistant professor | Associate Professor
mar.ismail@med.misuratau.edu.ly

phD
Professor | Associate Professor

Anwar Tohame Elgasseir

Anwar Tohame Elgasseir

professor
professor | Associate Professor
Gasseir@yahoo.com

assistant professor
assistant professor | Associate Professor

associated professor
associated professor | Associate Professor

lecturer
lecturer | Associate Professor

assistant professor in pediatrics
assistant professor | Associate Professor

assistant professor in pediatrics
assistant professor | Associate Professor

lecturer in pediatric
lecturer | Associate Professor

lecturer in pediatrics
lecturer | Associate Professor

| Associate Professor

| Associate Professor

| Full-time

| Associate Professor

| Associate Professor

| Associate Professor

| Associate Professor

| Associate Professor

| Associate Professor

| Associate Professor

| Associate Professor

Ali Ibrahim Hamaida Algawoog

Ali Ibrahim Hamaida Algawoog

Libyan Fellowship Ph.D
lecturer | Full-time
a.algawoog@med.misuratau.edu.ly
Sarah Mohamed Alfaqaih

Sarah Mohamed Alfaqaih

Arab Fellowship
lecturer | Full-time
Sarah.alfaqaih@med.misuratau.edu.ly
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Radiology And Medical Imaging


About

The department provides theoretical lectures on Radiology to fifth-year students. Additionally, the department conducts clinical teaching and group discussion sessions using a group-based learning approach. It also trains medical interns on the fundamentals of Radiology.

Mission

We aim to provide high-quality education with the objective of equipping specialized radiologists with a comprehensive framework of knowledge and skills in the field of Radiology. Our focus extends beyond education to encompass scientific research as well.

Goals

1. Providing the recognized foundational knowledge in essential radiographic examinations.
2. Understanding the role of imaging in clinical diagnosis, treatment, cost-effectiveness, and risk-benefit assessment.
3. Developing proficiency in writing medical reports.
4. Assisting students in acquiring effective communication skills with patients.

Vision

Achieving leadership and keeping up with continuous advancements in the field of diagnostic and therapeutic radiology, as well as scientific research.

Graduation Requirements

Students Must Passing 78 Units to Graduate Department courses in PDF

Mohamed Rabea Bashagha

Mohamed Rabea Bashagha

| Full-time
m.bashagha@med.misuratau.edu.ly

| Full-time

MOHAMED

MOHAMED

arab board of radiology
Lecturer | Full-time
m_sherfad@med.misuratau.edu.ly
KHALID ABUFALGHA

KHALID ABUFALGHA

phD
lecturer | Full-time

| Associate Professor

| Associate Professor

| Full-time

Mohamed Abdulla Shaka

Mohamed Abdulla Shaka

arab board
| Full-time
shakamohamed85@gmail.com
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General Physics


Graduation Requirements

Students Must Passing 72 Units to Graduate

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There are no members on this department .

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Biostatistics


Graduation Requirements

Students Must Passing 48 Units to Graduate

There are no member on this departments.

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Medical Preparation


# Code Name Units Precedence
1 G.Bot Botony 72
2 G.Psych Psychiatry 48
3 G.Phys General Physics 72
4 G.Eng English 48
5 72 Zoology 0
6 48 Biotatistics 0
7 108 General Chemistry 0

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| Full-time

| Full-time

| Full-time

| Full-time

| Full-time

| Full-time

| Full-time

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Anatomy Department


About

The course of Anatomy is taught to first and second-year students in the Faculty of Medicine. Additionally, the department has a laboratory equipped with a dissecting room for practical training purposes.

Mission

The Anatomy department is committed to providing high-quality educational programs for undergraduate students while supporting medical research and scientific activities.

Goals

1. Providing students with a comprehensive understanding of Anatomy and the structure of the human body.
2. Acquiring knowledge of the anatomical composition of various systems in the human body.
3. Understanding the natural growth and development relevant to anatomical subjects.
4. Enhancing the ability to apply clinically used imaging techniques to visualize the body's structures.

Vision

The Anatomy department aspires to be the esteemed reference for academic departments in the Faculty of Medicine.

There are no member on this departments.

There are no members on this department .

No attchments available.