Lectures

The Department of Pediatrics at Alkindy College of Medicine was established in 1998. From its inception, the department has focused on teaching fifth and sixth-year students the fundamental aspects of pediatrics, including growth and development, infections, nutrition, and pediatric diseases. In addition to these core topics, the department emphasizes training students on how to care for newborns and address common neonatal issues that may arise throughout their lives. The curriculum is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of pediatric care, preparing them for future medical practice.

The Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Alkindy College of Medicine teaches students in their fourth, fifth, and sixth years. The department provides the theoretical portion of the curriculum, alongside clinical training sessions at Al-Alawiya Teaching Hospital for Obstetrics and Gynecology. The department’s faculty also plays a key role in the education of graduate students, training them as doctors and consultants. They contribute significantly to the hospital’s healthcare services, ensuring a hands-on experience in this crucial medical field.

The Department of Anatomy is one of the core medical science departments at Alkindy College of Medicine. It provides essential anatomical education to first, second, and third-year students. The curriculum covers key areas such as general anatomy, microscopic anatomy (histology and cytology), and human developmental anatomy (embryology). This foundational knowledge is critical for understanding the structure and function of the human body, laying the groundwork for more advanced medical studies.

The Department of Pharmacology was established in 1998, alongside the founding of Alkindy College of Medicine. The department aims to provide medical students with a strong scientific foundation and up-to-date knowledge related to pharmaceuticals. The curriculum covers topics such as the origin, nature, and chemistry of drugs, pharmacokinetics, pharmacodynamics, therapeutic pharmacology, toxicology, and drug uses. Additionally, the department emphasizes medical research, preparing students for the clinical application of pharmacological knowledge in medical practice.

The Department of Biochemistry is one of the most important core medical departments at Alkindy College of Medicine. It was established as an independent clinical biochemistry department in the 1998-1999 academic year. The department focuses on teaching clinical biochemistry and chemical pathology to first, second, and third-year students, in addition to offering elective modules. The department is staffed by highly skilled faculty members who are dedicated to imparting knowledge and advancing medical education.

The Department of Microbiology is dedicated to equipping students with the scientific principles and knowledge necessary to integrate basic medical education with the application of scientific practice in healthcare delivery. The department aims to prepare students to diagnose the causative agents of various diseases in the community, utilizing globally supported methods. It ensures that students gain both theoretical and practical skills, enabling them to effectively apply microbiological techniques in medical practice and contribute to disease diagnosis and prevention.