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Faculty of Medicine fifth year students held today their final written exam for gynecology and obstetrics, the students will also conduct their clinical exam in the upcoming days. Best wishes to all the students and thanks to Dr. Musa Bouserreh, head of the department, and all faculty members and staff .

The meeting was held on Sunday, 24/3/2019 under the chairmanship of the Dean of the Faculty of  Medicine Dr. Jamal Ali Al-Talhi and in the presence of Vice Dean of the Faculty, the Clinical Phase Supervisor, , the heads of the faculty departments and the coordinators of the faculty to discuss some issues regarding the

Faculty of Medicine conducted on Wednesday, 20/3/2019  the final written and visual presentation in radiology for fourth year students.

Faculty of Medicine go on a spring trip: Students from the clinical phase and interns, as well as staff members and some professors went on a picnic last Friday in the beautiful greenery.

Dr. Jamal Ali Al-Talhi, Dean of the Faculty of  Medicine, held a meeting on March 9, 2019. In the presence of Dr. Basheer Al Oreibi, Vice Dean of the Faculty, Dr. Osman Al-Tajouri, Supervisor of the Clinical Phase, Head of the Surgery Department, Dr. Nasrallah Al-Saidi and the members of the Department of Surgery, to

Professor Jamal Eltalhi, dean of LIMU faculty of medicine held a meeting with: professor Bashir Alarebi, the vice dean; and professor Othman Eltagory, the clinical phase supervisor; professor Abdelnaser Elgambry, head of the department of internal medicine; as well as staff members in the department. The meeting discussed the learning process and development of the

LIMU faculty of medicine proudly congratulates dr Salah Elbarasi for earning his masters degree in Intensive care from Ain Shams University, Egypt. Yesterday, dr Salah was welcomed by professor Mohammed Saad, LIMU president and the faculty of medicine dean, professor Jamal Eltalhi and the LIMU registrar, Mr Ibrahim Elmaghreby. We wish him the best for

Final surgery practical exams today were conducted for the medicine students at the Benghazi Medical Centre. The students were examined across 8 various stations, and each student is evaluated theoretically and practically in order to pass. We wish the best of luck to all students.

A 78 medical students in the 4th year this morning for the 2nd consecutive day undertook an Objective Structured Clinical Examination, for the clinical skills module. The OSCE exam consists of multiple stations covering various cases, under the supervision of faculty members and professors.