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Undergraduate

College of Medicine

About College

College of Medicine has been diligently working towards delivering educational standards in accordance with international academic guidelines for Egyptian and International students, since its establishment in 1996. Utilizing the most advanced tools and technology to ensure guided opportunities for scientific research and clinical training, for both undergraduate and postgraduate students. And focusing on developing students’ skill sets not just in academic and medical field. But also advancing their artistic, linguistic, cultural, innovative and social skills

Departments:

Anatomy & Embryology Department

1. Anatomy & Embryology Introduces the students to the details of human anatomy & embryology. For building solid knowledge of the human skeleton & intricate vascular network. From its initial formation till its final form.

Head of Department: Prof. Nahed Kora

E-mail: Nahed.kora@must.edu.eg

Biochemistry Department

Analyzes the chemical substances that form the human body, as enzymes, carbohydrates, amino acids, fats, proteins, hormones, DNA, RNA, pigments, etc. Guiding students through the underlying chemistry of all bodily functions. Biochemistry also encompasses the science of molecular biology. This includes immunochemistry, neurochemistry, and bioinorganic, bioorganic, and biophysical chemistry

Head of Department: Prof. Kamelia Zaki

E-mail: Kamelia.zaki@must.edu.eg

Community & Family Department

Deals with understanding community & world health. And the analysis of common simple diseases, as well as epidemics & pandemics. Guiding students into the science & approaches of preventive medicine. Utilizing primary care research techniques and on-ground visits

Head of Department: Prof. Hanan Samaha

E-mail: Hanan.samaha@must.edu.eg

Forensic Medicine & Clinical Toxicology Department

Examines the human body from a medicolegal aspect. It covers personal identification, medical documents, death, and post-mortem changes. Examines different types of injuries (Wounds, Head, Firearms, Physical, Transportation), violent asphyxia, sexual offenses, toxicology, medico-legal aspects of pregnancy, delivery, and abortion, as well as child abuse

Head of Department: Khadiga Abd El-Fattah

E-mail: Khadiga.abdelfattah@must.edu.eg

General Medicine & subspecialties Department

Head of Department: Prof. Omar Heikal

E-mail: Omar.heikal@must.edu.eg

5.1 Cardiovascular

  Studies the heart of the human body. Introducing students to common cardiac & vascular diseases and the appropriate management in both medical & interventional forms.

5.2 Critical Care

  Teaching students the pivotal integration of medical knowledge, into critical management of life-threatening clinical conditions.

5.3 General Medicine

  Dives into the organ systems forming the human body. With pathophysiology of diseases that ail them, as well as the journey from forming provisional to final diagnoses, and the appropriate treatment.

5.4 Geriatric Medicine

  Studies the aging of the human body, with its specifics. And the diseases commonly occurring with age. To help understand healthful aging and fulfilling the special requirements of the human body at different stages of advancing age.

5.5 Neuropsychiatry

  Examines the human brain, in its neurological & psychological processes. Differentiating between organic diseases of the brain & its chemistry, and psychological ones.

5.6 Pulmonology

  Studies the functions and diseases of the human airway system. Analyzing common respiratory diseases, advanced approaches to diagnosis. And the appropriate treatment, both medical and interventional.

5.7 Radiology

  Diagnostic, as well as interventional radiology. Teaching students the skill of evaluation and diagnosis through radiological imaging. And the innovative approaches of radiologically-guided procedures.

5.8 Special Medicine:

  • 5.8.1 Clinical Pathology

                 Understanding the basis of variable diseases ailing the human body. And how they translate in

                  the form of laboratory data, to reaching a diagnosis.

  • 5.8.2 Dermatology, Venereology & Andrology

                   Building clinical knowledge of common diseases, implementing the guidelines of

                   management. And implementation into clinical application.

  • 5.8.3 Physical Therapy

                   Studies the science behind the vital role of physical therapy in management & treatment of

                    chronic conditions. And rehabilitation after acute injuries or surgeries. Helping understand

                     how to build a complete program of physical therapy modified to each patient.

General Surgery & subspecialties Department

Head of Department: Prof. Mahmoud Reda

E-mail: Mahmoud.reda@must.edu.eg

6.1 Anesthesia & ICU

  Management of patients at the different stages around undergoing surgeries. From preoperative evaluation and assessment. To intraoperative anesthesia with its varied medical manipulations, and postoperative care.

6.2 Cardiothoracic Surgery

  Operating on at the heart of human body, with its intricate details. Surgical management of different anomalies of the heart and its valvular system. As well as thoracic surgeries, and their different approaches.

6.3 General Surgery

  Studies the surgical management of wide range of diseases and diagnoses. Focusing on the importance of time-sensitive decision making and timing of surgical intervention. And provides training on basic surgical skills.

6.4 Neurosurgery

  Studies the delicate management of diseases of the brain and neurological systems, with the advanced approaches to surgical intervention. As well as transcatheter procedures.

6.5 Orthopedic Surgery

  Deals with injuries and diseases of the human skeleton, with forms of management from conservative, medical and surgical interventions. Building basis of clinical knowledge and training on basic skills.

6.6 Urology

  Understanding the different diseases and their underlying pathologies. Along with advanced diagnostic techniques, and different approaches to medical and surgical management.

Histology Department

Studies the human body on a cellular level, taking a microscopic look to its built. Helping students visualize the cellular structure of the human body. To be implemented into understanding body’s functions and impact of diseases

Head of Department: Prof. Sahar Gamal

E-mail: Sahar.gamal@must.edu.eg

Microbiology (Bacteriology & Immunology) Department

Studies the human immunity system and forms of diseases. As bacterial, viral, and fungal infections, understanding their underlying processes and approaches to diagnosis.

Head of Department: Prof. Amany Tharwat

E-mail: Amany.tharwat@must.edu.eg

Obstetrics & Gynecology department

Distinguishes physiology of the female human body with its specifics and pathologies. Guiding students through the special structure of the female functions. And the journey of pregnancy, its wide special requirements and diseases. Providing clinical application and training on basic skills.

Head of Department: Prof. Gafar Kinawy

E-mail: Gafar.kinawy@must.edu.eg

Ophthalmology department

The science of human vision and what forms the eye as we perceive it. Giving an inner look into its diseases and intricate approaches to medical and surgical management.

Head of Department: Prof. Mohsen Salem

E-mail: Mnsalem61@gmail.com

Otorhinolaryngology (ENT) department

Exploring the structure of ear, nose, and throat. And their physiologic functions, as well as different injuries and diseases. Providing clinical training on different medical & surgical management approaches

Head of Department: Prof. Gamal Abd El-Fattah

E-mail: Gamal.elsayed@must.edu.eg

Parasitology department

The study of protozoan and helminth, their lifecycle, and its integration into the human life. Examining wide range of parasitic diseases, their impact on the human body. As well as the approach to management.

Head of Department: Prof. Marwa Esmat

E-mail: Marwa.esmat@must.edu.eg

Pathology department

Explores the underlying pathology of diseases and their impact on the human body. Helping students understand body’s response to ailment and incorporates it into understanding how to approach managing different diseases. Providing training on assessment of different bodily specimens and guidelines for diagnosis

Head of Department: Prof. Mahmoud Tag

E-mail: Mahmoud.tag@must.edu.eg

Pediatrics department

Studies the wide range of diseases of children and the journey of development with its milestones. Focusing on understanding specific intricacies and special requirements of pediatric patients. Providing training on basic clinical skills

Head of Department: Prof. Hala Fouad

E-mail: Hala.fouad_pdm02@must.edu.eg

Pharmacology department

The science of chemical management of different symptoms and diseases. And understanding body’s response with the chemical process. Exploring adverse effects, process of drug formation and guidelines of management

Head of Department: Prof. Ahmed Bastawy

E-mail: Ahmed.bastawy@must.edu.eg

Physiology department

Studies the human body and how it operates. Examining how all systems work individually and in coherence, to produce normal human physiology. Building the basis of how human body works normally, to understand the later impact of occurring diseases or injuries

Head of Department: Prof. Nageh Mabrouk

E-mail: Nageh.razin@must.edu.eg

College Administration

  • Dr. Nehad El Mahboub, M.B.B.Ch, MD
    Dean of College of Medicine
    • Dr. Nancy Zaghloul
      Vice Dean of Education & Student Affair
    • Dr. Mohamed Safwat
      Vice Dean of Research & Postgraduate Affairs
    • Dr. Ahmed Fouad
      Vice Dean of Community Services & Environmental Affairs
Our Mission
Our Vision
Message from the Dean
Our Policy

Our Mission

The Faculty of Medicine – Misr University for Science and Technology is committed to graduating a doctor with high efficiency in providing integrated health care and capable of scientific research, promoting social responsibility, supporting digital transformation and sustainable development in light of Egypt’s vision 2030, within the framework of governing values

Our Vision

The Faculty of Medicine – Misr University for Science and Technology aspires to be among the leading faculties in the field of medicine, locally, regionally, and internationally

Message from the Dean

Dear students,

College of Medicine, Misr University for Science and Technology was founded in 1996 and celebrated Silver Jubilee of 25 years of excellence at 2021. It is a private sector educational medical institution of high reputation; not only attracting you as Egyptian students with highest scores in pre-university education, but also for Middle East and Africa.

Our main goal as college team is directed to prepare “Tomorrow’s Doctors”, where a compassionate safe patient care is a priority.  Following national and international standards of medical education, competent professional graduate as a health care provider, promoter, scholar scientist and lifelong learner and researcher capable of community service is our social accountability model. 

In the recent years 2017- 2018, a paradigm shift to competency based medical education created a focus on student centred collaborative learning, learning in context and early clinical training via state of the art simulation lab, Egyptian knowledge bank facilities and international interactive platforms as well as integrated case based learning and more.

Fully equipped, and well operated University Hospital “Sauad Kafafi Teaching Hospital; SKH” enabled us to extend our clinical teaching experience in medical education, which is practiced by teams of clinicians and healthcare staff, who come together in examination rooms, causality, ORs or ICUs to introduce integrated patient care and therapy. This facilitates your transition as medical graduates from passive to active learning by team-based learning and constructive feedback.

In addition to scheduled medical care and community services, learning opportunities are created through “Outreach Programs” to the hospital catchment areas and public schools and sometimes even to remote demanding areas through portable hospital when it necessitates.

Also, our programs promote early research skills and competitions in national and international students’ conferences. A mandatory published research article is your graduation project to assure gaining research competency.

Worth mentioning, during the crisis of COVID 19 pandemics, virtual and distant learning and assessment were conducted successfully engaging all our medical graduates in more than 27 places in different Egyptian Governorates and internationally in Arabic and African countries and one case was in USA.

At last, we are here for you to guide for building your valued career as an accountable physician that usually striving for continuing professional development and capable of competing on the national, regional and international levels. WISH YOU ALWAYS THE BEST!

Prof. Dr. Nehad El Mahboub

Our Policy

MUST College of Medicine was born strong and efficient. The experienced professors in the college and the support of all the required facilities yielded a leading institution in this vital educational field. Each student has the opportunity to perform the essential training in a comfortable and caring atmosphere. Highly-equipped laboratories, museums, dissecting rooms, multimedia labs, and supply of library materials assist the student to follow the most recent advances in his/her field of interest. The worldwide information resources which is available through several linkages with prestigious libraries on North America and Europe allow the students to acquire advanced knowledge. These resources eventually allow the students to interact with a range of available teaching, research and practical studies. The clinical training in the final years takes place in the University’s Hospital, which is highly-equipped with surgical theatres, intensive care unit, and all outpatient specialized clinics. Also, Radiology Department and clinical laboratories complete the investigations and clinical teaching program. After graduation, students will be appointed as ‘house officers’ for one year in the University Hospital or in other governmental hospitals. Currently, there are more than 2,000 students enrolled in The college of Medicine and more than 300 qualified instructors involved in teaching activities. Students, instructors and the staff from the Dean’s Office guarantee a sound research-based education and promote academic career development. Our entire academic staff is fully committed to provide medical research and teaching. Along with our University’s Hospital we operate in an internationally prestigious and dynamic environment.

Strategic objectives of the College

  • Institutional performance governance.
  • Leading the development in medical education.
  • Achieving excellence in scientific research.
  • Enhancing community service and developing the environment.

Our Policy

MUST College of Medicine was born strong and efficient. The experienced professors in the college and the support of all the required facilities yielded a leading institution in this vital educational field. Each student has the opportunity to perform the essential training in a comfortable and caring atmosphere. Highly-equipped laboratories, museums, dissecting rooms, multimedia labs, and supply of library materials assist the student to follow the most recent advances in his/her field of interest. The worldwide information resources which is available through several linkages with prestigious libraries on North America and Europe allow the students to acquire advanced knowledge. These resources eventually allow the students to interact with a range of available teaching, research and practical studies. The clinical training in the final years takes place in the University’s Hospital, which is highly-equipped with surgical theatres, intensive care unit, and all outpatient specialized clinics. Also, Radiology Department and clinical laboratories complete the investigations and clinical teaching program. After graduation, students will be appointed as ‘house officers’ for one year in the University Hospital or in other governmental hospitals.
Currently, there are more than 2,000 students enrolled in The college of Medicine and more than 300 qualified instructors involved in teaching activities. Students, instructors and the staff from the Dean’s Office guarantee a sound research-based education and promote academic career development.

Our entire academic staff is fully committed to provide medical research and teaching. Along with our University’s Hospital we operate in an internationally prestigious and dynamic environment.

MUST College of Medicine E-Learning Portal

We live in a time where information technology is a part of every field in everyone’s life. Our university along with our bright young minds have inspired to incorporate technology with academic teaching.
Skills lab offers students the opportunity to learn practical skills in a safe environment without burdening or endangering patients.
The clarity and consistency of our policies and procedures created these learning guides and checklists so that all medical students receive the same information and follow the steps of competency achievement. Also, using these learning guides as a roadmap to understand and meet medical practical skills requirements.
Because of the college’s location, it has unique opportunities to engage in collaborations with other faculties, universities, and the private sector.

Shared core values:

  1. Academic Freedom
  2. Excellence
  3. Team-work
  4. Integrity
  5. Fairness
  6. Leadership
  7. Transparency
  8. Responsiveness
  9. Belonging