Anesthesia
The Department of Anesthesia prepares students to play a critical role in surgical and emergency care. Training covers patient monitoring, pain management, and anesthesia techniques, ensuring graduates are ready to provide safe and effective support in operating rooms and critical care units.
Message from the Dean
Mr Osman Idiris Abtidoon
It gives me great pleasure to welcome you to the Faculty of Anesthesia. Our mission is to train highly skilled doctors and healthcare leaders who will make a difference in society. We are committed to academic excellence, research, and compassionate care.
As Dean, I encourage every student to embrace the values of integrity, dedication, and service to humanity. Together, we will continue to advance medical knowledge and improve healthcare outcomes for our communities and beyond.
Program Duration
The Bachelor of Anesthesia program is offered over four years. The early years emphasize basic sciences such as anatomy, physiology, and pharmacology, while the later years focus on specialized anesthesia techniques, critical care, and emergency response. Students receive extensive clinical training in operating theaters and intensive care units.
Curriculum Plan
The curriculum includes anatomy, physiology, pharmacology, anesthesia techniques, critical care, pain management, and emergency medicine. Clinical rotations in operating rooms and intensive care units provide practical experience to prepare graduates for demanding roles.
Admission Requirements
Applicants must have a secondary school certificate with strong performance in sciences (Biology, Chemistry, and Physics required). Entrance exams and interviews may be conducted. Students must demonstrate responsibility and readiness for the high demands of surgical and emergency care.
