Studying medicine at the University of Health Sciences is a 6-year course, divided into two sections: the pre-clinical section (years 1-3) and the clinical section (years 4-6). But what do pre-clinical and clinical mean?
Focus 1
Integrated science foundations that connect directly to patient care.
Focus 2
Team-based clinical simulations that build bedside confidence early.
Focus 3
Faculty mentorship guiding academic, research, and service milestones.
Focus 4
Community projects that apply classroom theory to population health outcomes.
A clear roadmap through foundational science, clinical rotations, and externship experiences ensures every learner is ready for the next stage.
Structured journey from preclinical to externship
Clinical experiences across specialties
Hands-on lab sessions for foundational mastery
Faculty to student mentorship support
Integrated learning, patient-centered care, and leadership development work together to shape physicians ready for tomorrow.
Dynamic coursework blending biomedical sciences with early clinical exposure.
Structured rotations accelerate patient interaction skills and diagnostic reasoning.
Dedicated advisors map milestones, research, and co-curricular growth.
Service-learning initiatives ensure compassionate, culturally-informed care.
Follow the structured pathway from preclinical foundations to externship preparation with support at every stage.
This will cover briefly introduction to each year's studies, objectives, and subjects.
Medical student year1
The curriculum of Medicine in year 1 is preclinical.
We like to call Pi 1 students / D1 new students who are full of excitement, curiosity, and doubts about various visas in university and sleep in 3 years of pre-clinic section....
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This will cover briefly introduction to each year's studies, objectives, and subjects.
Medical student year2
The curriculum of Medicine in year 2 is preclinical.
The actual start of medical studies is in the 2nd year. We will see about the canceled classes during the 2nd year because we will study the integration course combined with a variety of subjects....
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This will cover briefly introduction to each year's studies, objectives, and subjects.
Medical student year3
The curriculum of Medicine in year 1 is preclinical.
The last part of the pre-clinic section. I have been going to the rain for 2 years. This year will continue from the various systems of the body that are more specific by including the various systems of the outline, and various diseases in the outline, the main emphasis is on anatomy and physiology to create knowledge and understanding to prepare for the clinic....
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This will cover briefly introduction to each year's studies, objectives, and subjects.
Medical student year4
The curriculum of Medicine in year 4 is clinical.
It is the first year of clinical practice at the full hospital after passing the exam There will be 4 major departments: Obstetrics (gynecology), Obstetrics (pediatrics), Medicine (internal), and Anthropology (external). The time is 2 months per department....
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This will cover briefly introduction to each year's studies, objectives, and subjects.
Medical student year5
The curriculum of Medicine in year 5 is clinical( hospital base and community base of health promotion).
In their fifth year, a group of five medical students, known as D5, had an enjoyable and enriching experience exploring various sub-sectors, laying the foundation for understanding community health issues. Recognizing the challenges of intense studies ahead, students will receive support in several sub-sectors, including Emergency (ER), Ear...
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This will cover briefly introduction to each year's studies, objectives, and subjects.
Medical student year6
The curriculum of Medicine in year 6 is clinical( final Hospital base and Extern is on board).
The sixth year, often referred to as the Extern year, marks a distinctive phase for medical scholars. Following a practical cycle similar to D4, this year entails a final clinical stint in a hospital with an emphasis on role-playing....
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