Bachelor's Degree / General Medicine and Surgery The College of Medicine awards its graduates a Bachelor's degree in General Medicine and Surgery (MBBS), qualifying them as General Practitioners. Admission Requirements: Centralized admission through the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research. Exclusively for graduates of the Scientific Stream (Biology Branch) in secondary education.

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See the branch The department is responsible for preparing doctors competent in diagnosing and treating pathogens caused by microorganisms and modern disorders and training experts and researchers in isolating, diagnosing and detecting mutations in general for germs, filters, parasites and fungi using modern methods that resist global scientific development and finding solutions to these causes using used medications. the message Promoting integrated education with other basic and clinical fields in microbiology, and secondly, developing culture against modern and immunological diseases and assigning specialization and joint research with other members inside and outside the college and in modern ways to keep pace with scientific progress to meet the needs of society and to improve human health.​​​​​​​Objectives 1. Preparing and training College of Medicine students in order to keep pace with the increasing number of students and the continuous development of the branch. Preparing and training Iraqi Board students in diseases/microbiology and clinical immunology, and teaching Iraqi and Arab Board students in other specializations (eyes, dermatology, joints). 3. Review and develop curricula that meet the needs and expectations of society and make them relevant and adaptable to changing needs in the field of microbiology and immunology. 4. Initiating, promoting and developing innovative, high-quality research protocols in microbiology and immunology. 5Strengthening cooperation with other higher education departments in evaluation and supervision inside and outside the college.

Deputy Dean for Administrative Affairs The Deputy Dean for Administrative Affairs exercises the following authorities to facilitate the work of the departments and units under his supervision: Assigning administrative and technical staff to college departments based on operational needs. Approving routine leave requests for technical, administrative, and contractual staff. Recommending commendation letters for administrative and technical staff per applicable laws. Managing necessary administrative staff transfers in coordination with the dean and scientific branches. Signing routine leave orders. Signing annual increment and promotion forms for administrative and technical staff. Recommending disciplinary actions against staff per state employee regulations. Lecturer Yousif Khudair Zabin Deputy Dean for Administrative Affairs

Deputy Dean for Scientific and Student Affairs The Deputy Dean for Scientific and Student Affairs exercises the following authorities to facilitate the work of the departments and units under his supervision: Organizing final exam schedules in coordination with scientific branches. Organizing weekly class schedules in coordination with scientific branches, ensuring proper classroom allocation for smooth graduate studies. Supervising weekly lecture records to ensure coverage of all required hours per subject, in accordance with applicable regulations. Monitoring graduate students' attendance and discipline in compliance with university policies. Reviewing graduate admission applications after submission by scientific branches, consolidating them, and forwarding them to the university presidency. Reviewing transfer requests of graduate students from other universities to the college and referring them to the relevant scientific branches for evaluation. Tracking graduate students' progress, study durations, and full-time commitment per regulations. Participating in graduate studies committee meetings when invited to discuss relevant academic matters. Preparing discussion schedules for graduate students one week before their defense and organizing discussion committee minutes. Supervising the preparation of annual statistics related to graduate studies in the college. Distributing and collecting exam booklets per established rules. Announcing exam results after approval by the graduate studies committees in scientific branches. Providing scientific departments with grades for approval by graduate studies committees. Coordinating with scientific branches regarding exam question submissions for first and second attempts, following undergraduate procedures. Corresponding with official departments regarding graduate students' records from enrollment to graduation. Assist. Prof. Dr. Ali Abdulrazzaq Al-Allousi Deputy Dean for Scientific Affairs

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Department of Human Anatomy The Department of Human Anatomy is one of the fundamental departments in medical colleges, playing a crucial role in building a strong medical foundation for students. Department Mission To enhance the scientific and research capabilities of medical students, enabling them to: Identify pathological cells and distinguish them from normal cells in various body systems. Accurately diagnose diseases based on tissue and cellular structures. Conduct medical research with essential laboratory skills. Learning Objectives By the end of the course, students should be able to: Correctly diagnose certain diseases through histological analysis. Describe tissue layers and their types. Perform microscopic examinations of normal and pathological tissues. Distinguish malignant diseases from benign ones. Acquire basic research skills for medical studies. Teaching & Learning Methods The course combines theoretical and practical approaches, including: Lectures & Seminars Microscopic Slide Reading (Histology & Pathology) E-learning platforms & Smartboards Video Lectures & PowerPoint Presentations Lab Work & Microscopic Examinations Second-Stage Curriculum (Histology) First Semester (45 Theoretical Hours + 45 Practical Hours) By the end of the semester, students will understand: Tissue Structure & Classification Cell adhesion, membranes, and surface structures Epithelial tissues & glands Connective tissues (loose, dense, specialized) Blood cells & hematopoietic tissues Modified Connective Tissues Cartilage & Bone formation (ossification) Muscle tissues (skeletal, cardiac, smooth) Integumentary System Skin layers (epidermis, dermis, hypodermis) Skin appendages (hair follicles, sweat glands) Nervous System Neurons & nerve fibers Ganglia, brain, spinal cord, and enteric nerves Cardiovascular & Lymphatic Systems Blood vessels (arteries, veins, capillaries, anastomosis) Lymphatic vessels & lymphoid organs (lymph nodes, tonsils, thymus, spleen) B & T lymphocytes in immune response Examination & Evaluation (Second Stage) First Semester Assessment: Quizzes & Assignments (during lectures) E-learning platform exams Midterm Exam (theoretical + practical slide tests) Final Exam (theoretical + practical histology slides) Department of Human Anatomy College of Medicine - University of Fallujah (Media & Government Communication Division)

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