Medicine and Surgery

This rigorous and highly respected six-year program prepares future doctors through a
balanced integration of foundational biomedical sciences, clinical knowledge, and hands-on
patient care. Students gain early clinical exposure and develop diagnostic and decision-
making skills, ensuring they graduate as competent, ethical, and compassionate physicians
ready to serve and lead in healthcare systems locally and globally.

Completion of secondary school with a minimum overall average of 50%
Should bring the original and a copy of secondary school certificate
Should bring Six (6) passport size photos with white background
Should bring the original copy of a letter of good conduct issued by your secondary school
Should bring a sponsorship letter from your guardian
Should successfully pass an admission interview and/or test
Pay non-refundable Processing and ID card fees of USD $50 (bank draft)

Year 1

Semester 1
- Arabic Language I – 3 credits
- Fundamentals of Computing – 3 credits
- Study Skills – 3 credits
- Cell Biology – 4 credits
- General Chemistry – 4 credits
- Medical Terminology – 4 credits
Semester 2
- Computer Application Technology – 3 credits
- Islamic Studies I – 3 credits
- Organic Chemistry – 4 credits
- Medical Physics – 4 credits
- Genetics – 4 credits

Year 2

Semester 1
- Arabic Language II – 3 credits
- Principles of Management – 3 credits
- Physiology I – 4 credits
- Systemic Anatomy – 6 credits
- Biochemistry I – 6 credits
- Histology – 4 credits
- Embryology – 4 credits
- Medical Ethics – 2 credits
Semester 2
- Islamic Studies II – 3 credits
- Physiology II – 4 credits
- Biochemistry II – 6 credits
- Microbiology I – 6 credits
- Regional Anatomy I – 4 credits
- Introduction to Community Medicine – 4 credits

Year 3

Semester 1
- Communication Skills – 3 credits
- Physiology III – 4 credits
- Pharmacology I – 4 credits
- Regional Anatomy II – 4 credits
- General Pathology – 4 credits
- Microbiology II – 6 credits
- Parasitology – 6 credits
- Primary Health Care – 4 credits
Semester 2
- Regional Anatomy III – 4 credits
- Immunology – 4 credits
- Systemic Pathology – 6 credits
- Nutrition – 4 credits
- Biostatistics – 4 credits
- Pharmacology II – 4 credits

Year 4

Semester 1
- Epidemiology – 4 credits
- Radiology – 4 credits
- Basic Clinical Skills – 4 credits
- Forensic Medicine & Toxicology – 4 credits
Semester 2
- Research Methodology – 4 credits
- Dermatology – 4 credits
- Infectious Diseases – 4 credits
- Internal Medicine I – 4 credits
- Pulmonology – 4 credits
- Gastrointestinal Tract (GIT) – 8 credits
- Endocrinology – 4 credits

Year 5

Semester 1
- Internal Medicine II – 8 credits
- Cardiology – 8 credits
- Nephrology – 6 credits
- Hematology – 6 credits
- Surgery I – 16 credits
- Anesthesiology – 4 credits
Semester 2
- Surgery II – 16 credits
- Emergency Medicine – 4 credits
- Ophthalmology – 4 credits
- Otorhinolaryngology (ENT) – 4 credits
- Laboratory Diagnostics – 4 credits
- Psychiatry – 4 credits

Year 6

Semester 1
- Orthopedics & Traumatology – 4 credits
- Pediatrics I – 14 credits
- Obstetrics – 14 credits
- Basic Surgical Skills – 2 credits
- Community Outreach – 4 credits
Semester 2
- Pediatrics II – 14 credits
- Gynecology – 14 credits
- Health Systems Management – 4 credits
- Stomatology – 4 credits
- Thesis – 10 credits

Year 7

Internship (13 weeks each)
- Internal Medicine
- Pediatrics
- Obstetrics & Gynecology
- Surgery
- Community Medicine

7 years

Fees($): $1220.00
Charges($): $130.00
Total($): $1350.00

STUDENTS FEES PAYMENT POLICY
This policy applies to all students, these include: part-time and full-time for both undergraduate and postgraduate and any other person enrolled as a student at the University:
1. Option one: At the beginning of the semester, all semester fees can be paid in full.
1. Option two: At the beginning of the semester, students should pay 30% of semester fees before he/she registers for the class. In the second installment, 40% of the semester fees should be paid before the midterm exam. The remaining 30% of the semester fees should be paid before the final exam.
2. After payments of second and third installments, students are eligible to get their clearance cards for midterm and final exams.
3. Fees Collector officer will be responsible to check fees default when he/she gets a report from the head of the cash unit.
4. SU will not refund any fees paid unless the student has no remaining semester.
1. Students and sponsors who unintentionally or intentionally deposit fees will not be refunded but will be forwarded to the next semesters.
2. Upon graduation period, all extra fees balance should be refunded to the students.
3. Any student who temporarily or permanently breaks his/her study can request an extra fee refund.
4. Head of Cash Unit should check the activities of the sponsors.
Bank Accounts
Premier Bank: 20300001001
Dahabshiil: 1822
Salam Bank: 30027598
Idman Community Bank: 7401005
IBS Bank: 1820

The SU academic year consists of 42 weeks split into two semesters of 18 weeks each, the first beginning in August.

General Practitioner (GP): Serve as a front-line physician diagnosing
and treating patients across a wide range of medical issues.
Specialist Physician: Pursue postgraduate training to specialize in fields
such as surgery, pediatrics, internal medicine, or obstetrics and
gynecology.
Medical Officer: Work in public hospitals or private clinics
providing critical medical services.
Public Health Physician: Engage in disease prevention and health
policy development at national or international health organizations.
Clinical Research Associate: Join pharmaceutical companies or
academic centers in conducting clinical trials and medical research.
Medical Lecturer or Academic Researcher: Teach and supervise medical
students or conduct innovative research in university settings.
Hospital Administrator or Health Policy Advisor: Lead healthcare
services or shape national health strategiesthrough policy development.

Medicine and Surgery