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Overseas Medical student handbook
Welcome words
Professor/ El-Sayed Ahmed Abdul Khaleq President of Mansoura University
Dear International Student,
Universities played a vital role in developing and advancing societies throughout the ages. The Egyptian universities are leaders in carrying the torch of enlightenment in Arab and Muslim world. After revolution is looking forward to regaining its Arab, regional and international role and the university is the essential foundation which ensures that. The university is the center for radiation, innovation, development , communication and interaction between originality and contemporary. Mansoura University will be at the forefront of universities trying to achieve that goal with its human and material potential. The university will open its heart and reach out to help all the students of Arab and Islamic countries, especially after being the 96th of the best one hundred Universities established in the last fifty years according to the British higher education Magazine "TIMES". I shared with my fellows, the leaders of Mansoura University to overcome all the obstacles facing my sons and daughters, the international students in both the undergraduate and postgraduate phases. The establishment of the international students' Office at the university with its branches in different colleges is one of the mechanisms that we rely on for developing Mansoura University role in this field. We are confident that you will represent Mansoura University as the best graduates to be the best ambassadors for us in your homes. We pray to Allah to keep the communication with you to make a bright future in the Arab and Muslim homelands and keep Egypt the beating heart of the Arab nation.
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Welcome words
Prof. Dr. Ehab M Saad
Dean of the Faculty of Medicine
e-mail: [email protected]
Dear International Student,
Welcome to the Faculty of Medicine, Mansoura University. We are very happy that you have chosen Mansoura and looking forward to meet you here. Faculty of Medicine is a culturally rich college and you will find yourself surrounded by peers who represent many different countries and backgrounds. Here one can make lifetime friends. We understand that you have made a big decision in coming here. Be assured that we will be with you in every step of the way, helping you with whatever you might need. You are about to embark on an interesting journey and we wish you all the best in Egypt.
Warm Regards,
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GOAL OF THE INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS' OFFICE
Introduction:
The primary goal of the International Students Unit at Mansoura Faculty of Medicine is to offer academic opportunities for the students as a leading institute in the scientific and the developmental services worldwide.
This Unit insures providing foreign student with the required support, not only for the academic and educational fields, but also it provides financial, health care and psychological support, and thus helping students to succeed in their academic and social life in Egypt.
The International students' office at Mansoura Faculty of Medicine guides the students to gain a strong academic background and develop an understanding of Egyptian culture.
Our Mission: To offer a support for the international students, not only on the academic base, but also to offer psychological, social, and health care support.
Our Plan:
1- Care about international students through: academic and non academic support. 2- Attracting more international students to join our academic opportunity: through the promotion and continuous improvement of the unit's activities. And the facilitation of the registration procedures and partnerships with other universities.
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Contents
Chapter 1: Getting Ready for Egypt
Chapter 2: Getting Ready for Mansoura city
The Office of International Students Visa Application Process International Student city Orientation Accommodation in Mansoura city
Chapter 3: Mansoura University
Chapter 4: Living in Mansoura - The Practical Matters Financial and Banking Information Weather Dining: local restaurants Student Health Services and Medical Insurance Computing on Campus Communication
Chapter 5: Living in Mansoura - Social and Cultural Issues Adjusting to Life in Another Country Counseling Resources
Chapter 6: Studying at Mansoura school of Medicine The Academic Basics Learning Resources Students services Students activities
References Contact information Reading List
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Chapter 1: Getting Ready for Egypt
Egypt is a country in North Africa, with the Sinai Peninsula forming a land bridge to Western Asia. Covering an area of about 1,001,450 square kilometers (386,660 sq mi), Egypt borders the Mediterranean Sea to the north, the Gaza Strip and Israel to the northeast, the Red Sea to the east, Sudan to the south and Libya to the west.
Egypt is famous for its ancient civilization and some of the world's most famous monuments, including the Giza pyramid complex and its Great Sphinx. The southern city of Luxor contains numerous ancient artifacts, such as the Karnak Temple and the Valley of the Kings. Egypt is widely regarded as an important political and cultural nation of the Middle East.
Climate Egypt does not receive much rainfall except in the winter months. Temperatures average between 80 °F (27 °C) and 90 °F (32 °C) in summer, and up to 109 °F (43 °C) on the Red Sea coast. Temperatures average between 55 °F (13 °C) and 70 °F (21 °C) in winter. A steady wind from the northwest helps hold down the temperature near the Mediterranean coast.
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Chapter 2: Getting Ready for Mansoura city
Mansoura means 'The Victorious (city)'. The city is named after the Egyptian victory over Louis IX of France during the Seventh Crusade.
Mansoura lies on the east bank of Damietta branch of the Nile, in Delta region. Mansoura is about 120 km northeast of Cairo. Across from the city, on the opposite side of the Nile, is the town of
Talkha. Mansoura and Talkha together form a metropolitan city.
The Egyptian Arabic dialect spoken by Mansoura's population is a northern Egyptian Arabic dialect, with noticeable influences from the city's surrounding rural villages, each of which has contributed to the city's population over the years. There are some similarities to Alexandrian Egyptian Arabic in some aspects of
pronunciation.
Mansoura National Museum used to be Dar Ibn Lockman, the house where Louis IX was imprisoned in 1250 during the Seventh Crusade. The suits of mail and swords of the crusaders are displayed in the museum, as well as a collection of maps and huge paintings
depict the Battle of Mansoura.
Mansoura branch of the National Library was recently inaugurated as General Mansoura Library.
Mansoura is famous for its architectural style, especially the Shinnawi Palace (A propriety for Mohamed Bek El-Shinnawi, a member of the Wafd Party). It was built by an Italian architect in 1928. The mosque of El-Saleh Ayoub El-Kebir is one of the most important places in Mansoura. It was built by a loyal servant of the Sultan and is located in Al-Sagha Street that separates "Old Mansoura" from the modern city.
You can get out to: Gizirt El Ward Sports Club, Nile club, El Hawar club where the families and youth of Mansoura spend their weekends. Again, just ask. It is known to everyone. The clubs are only worth visiting to get a better understanding of the culture and fashions.
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The Office of International Students The International Students’ Office is a new office at Faculty of Medicine, Mansoura University was established in 2008. This office looks after students who are studying and living at our campus away from their families and friends. We can provide them with assistance with visas, transportation, registration, college and hostel problems as well as helping you with arranging different kinds of scientific and social activities.
The Offices are located on the first floor, open from 9 AM -2 PM for face-to- face and telephone enquiries. For contact: Dr.Nesrene Salah Omar e-mail:[email protected] Dr. Hamdia Askar e-mail:[email protected]. Dr. Ahlam Ibrahem El-Masry e-mail: [email protected]
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Chapter 3: Mansoura University
Mansoura University was founded in 1962, initially as a branch of Cairo University. Besides it is considered a major commercial and administrative center in Dakahliya district, it could be described as primarily a 'University Town', for details go through http://www.mans.edu.eg
The campus has the following buildings:
1-Faculties: Faculty of Medicine Faculty of Pharmacy Faculty of Dentistry Faculty of Engineering Faculty of Agriculture Faculty of Commerce Faculty of Law Faculty of Science Faculty of Education Faculty of Nursing Faculty of Computer Science & Information Systems Faculty of veterinary medicine. Health Technical Institute The campus also contains a complex for students including restaurants and a student hospital. Two faculties are located off campus, which are: Faculty of Physical Education Faculty of Arts Faculty of specific Education Faculty of Tourism and Hotels Faculty of Kindergarten
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2- Medical Centers
Mansoura University is famous for its specialized Medical centers, which provide both medical and academic services. They include the Main Mansoura University Hospital, The Children Hospital, Oncology centre, The Specialized Hospital for General Internal Diseases, The Ophthalmology Center, The Gastro- enterology Center and The Urology and Nephrology center. The latter is the biggest of its kind in the Middle East.
Accomodation in Mansoura There are excellent hostels in Mansoura University: 1- El-Shenawy Hostel for Boy, Tel + (2050)2211928 2- The Gomhouria New for girls Fees for students' hostels as follow:
1500 LE : for female international student :single bed- room 5stars- without meals.
1000 LE : for female international student :double bed- room 5stars- without meals.
700 LE : for female international student :double bed room - without meals.
600 LE : for female international student :tripple bed room - without meals.
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Chapter 4: Living in Mansoura - The Practical Matters
Financial and Banking Information
Initial expenses You will have some expenses in getting settled. We recommend that you plan on carrying Egyptian currency in cash. The amount of 1000 LE should be enough to cover early miscellaneous expenses. Try not to carry large amounts of cash since it may be a few days before you can open a bank account.
Visa, MasterCard and American Express from your home country can be used in the community. You will probably want to open an account at a local bank as soon as you arrive, as it is not advisable to carry large amounts of cash with many banking options.
Egyptian Currency One Egyptian pound is written LE 1.00, and is subdivided into 100 piasters.
Exchange Rates The bank rate of exchange between Egyptian and other currencies is subject to a controlled float and fluctuates from week to week
The Weather Temperatures in Mansoura usually around 32.9 (Celcius). Rainfall in Mansoura varies from 0.0 to 33.0 (mm/month), for more details: http://www.world66.com/africa/egypt/mansoura/lib/climate
Dining: The in-campus local restaurants 1- In the student hostels: A central restaurant has been established. It has four floors including: The First floor: A kitchen with a capacity of 300 meals per hour, and a restaurant with a
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capacity of 700 students. The Second and the Third floor: restaurants with the
Capacity of 1200 students for each floor. The Fourth floor: students' hostels administration and a social club for students
2- Dar El Dyafa: Located in Gehan St. Tel.2248202 3- Nile Club: El Gomhoria st. Tel: 2230293 4- Club for faculty Staff Mansoura University, close to Faculty of Agriculture For contact: [email protected], Tel. (0020) (50) 2264746 —Fax: (0020) (50) 2260294 5- Another option is to search for dinning at: http://www.touregypt.net/elmansur.htm
Student Health Services and Medical Insurance Required health forms for new students Health-related forms must be completed and returned to International student's office. It is your responsibility to make sure that the forms are correct, filled out completely, and readable, you can download the form through www.facmed.net.tc
Medical Facilities at The Faculty of Medicine: Full details about Students hospitals can be download through www.facmed.net.tc
Computing on Campus You can open your E-mail and use the internet in the university after registration and contact the Information Technology Center in The Center of Students Services close to Galaa gate tel.: (050) 2223693 After registration you have got the following service: 1- You can receive your result on your e-mail. 2- Registration in the MSDN system. 3- Your account can download up to 200mega/month
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4- You can read the web in the hot spot present in the campus, for more details download
the following: http://www.mans.edu.eg/maps/wireless Communication o Phones TO dial Mansoura numbers direct from overseas . One must first dial the overseas code, then the country code for Egypt (002) and the city code for Mansoura (050) and for Cairo City (02). Here are some important point: For phone directory information to any Egyptian city, dial 140
o Cell phones Cell phones are very widely used in the Egypt. There are several companies offering cell phone services, they all offer different ―deals‖ in terms of cost and quality of the signal. It is best to check out several companies before you make a decision what cell phone to buy – be aware that some companies may offer cheap service but their signal in Oberlin may be pretty bad. Please keep in mind that it is considered rude to let your cell phone ring during lectures and concerts.
o Speed dials: ( they work on both; the home phones or mobile cell phones) - Rescue Emergency: 112 - Ambulance: 123 - Fire Emergency: 180 - Electricity emergency: 121 - Water emergency: 125 - Telephone complains: 111 - Egyptian Government portal: 19468 (This service can provide you with more than 750 different services & information about the government services, e.g.: Train Schedules & reservation on the website, Egyptian Ministries, complains, traffic & security systems .., etc) - Egypt directory: 140 (Telephone numbers, Currency exchange prices, temperatures, business directory which offers contacts, addresses, schedules, working hours, websites,..etc)
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- Cairo International Airport: (02)22655002 – (02)22676118
ISIC card: http://www.isic.org/home.aspx The International Student Identity Card
ISIC, the student lifestyle card
The International Student Identity Card (ISIC) is your passport to fantastic discounts and services at home and around the world.
The ISIC card is the only internationally-recognised student ID and ISIC card holders are members of a truly global club. Every year more than 4.5 million students from 120 countries use their student card to take advantage of offers on travel, shopping, museums and more, worldwide.
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Chapter 5: Living in Mansoura - Social and Cultural Issues
o Adjusting to life in another country Here are some suggestions that may be helpful: 1. Maintain your perspective as you are not alone. Hundreds of students have come to Mansoura from other countries and have made it! Get to know Mansoura faculty of Medicine professors, staff members and/or students who have visited your country and compare notes with them.
2. Evaluate your expectations. Your reactions to Egypt, to Mansoura are products of the way things are here and the way you expected them to be. If you find yourself being confused or disappointed about something, ask yourself: "What did I expect?" "Why?"
3. Keep an open mind. Still remember you are in a Muslin country, you will find a lot of helpful people.
4. Learn from experience, coming to Mansoura is an opportunity to experience an entirely new way of living and learning and to compare it to your own. Take advantage of chances to try new things and meet new people while you are here.
5. Allow time for rest and relaxation. Adjusting to a new culture is tiring and stressful. In addition, you may be adjusting to a change of time zones, a new climate and diet. Make sure that you allow yourself additional time to get things done while you first learn your way around Mansoura, get started with your classes, and get used to unfamiliar foods, lifestyles and customs.
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o Counseling Resources:
The primary purpose of the Office of International Students (OIS) is to provide psychological support as you pursue your academic and personal goals, and to enhance the quality of your Egyptian experience.
One of the services provided to students is counseling and psychotherapy. Counseling is an educational process in which you can gain new perspectives of yourself and others, and acquire skills that enable you to function more effectively.
For an appointment with the consultant please contact International Students Office (ISO).
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Chapter 6: Studying at Mansoura School Faculty of Medicine
The faculty has the following facilities: 1-Physical Facilities: The medical school has the following non-clinical facilities:
Large lecture halls: 5 halls at the main building, with capacities ranging between 300 and 1400 students each, 2 renovated halls in the pharmacy building , in addition to smaller halls available in scientific departments. Classes for small group sessions and laboratories are located within scientific departments in the faculty. In addition, there are student teaching rooms in University Hospital and Medical Centers for clinical teaching of the undergraduate Medical students
Faculty Museums: The Faculty has 4 museums; The Pathology, Obstetrics & Gynecology, Anatomy and Forensic Medicine.
Digital Library Hall: Consists of 20 computer tables for researchers that they are allowed to do individual search and visit all web sites.
The Faculty increases the number of computers and allow the undergraduate students to use them in search to encourage e-learning, Search in bibliographic database of the library is available in digital library. Users may use American library program CASPER or through the web site http:/www.mans.edu.eq/facmed /library/index.htm
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2-Clinical Training Resources:
The medical school ensure adequate clinical experience and the necessary resources, including sufficient patients and clinical training in: Mansoura University teaching hospitals include the Mansoura University Hospital, Emergency Hospital, Mansoura Urology and Nephrology Centre, Gastroenterology Centre, Oncology centre, The Specialized Medicine Hospital, Children Hospital and Ophthalmology Centre.
3- The Skills Lab: Launched early in 2010, and it offers the students essential clinical skills trainings in an interactive, practical
methods given by certified and professional trainers that assures the delivery of the knowledge and skills to our students.
4- Information Technology: The faculty has develop a new centre for e-learning which is concerned with improving usage of computers and internet in the educational process as well as developing the Faculty web site and providing it with current information about the activity of the faculty and all its Departments and related University Hospitals and Medical Centers. The Unit of E-Learning made 30 Course in different material such as Anatomy, Biochemistry, Cardiology, Dermatology, STDS and Andrology.
The Academic Basics:
Two academic program run in Mansoura Faculty of Medicine The Conventional system Mansoura –Manchester program for medical education.
Details of the curriculum of the Academic part (First Stage): It includes distribution of subjects; teaching hours, theoretical and practical exams and total marks. Stage 1 includes first and second years.
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This stage is concerned with the study of normal structure and function of human body.
First year
Subject Theoritical Practical Marks teaching hours hours 1- Biochemistry 75 h 60 h 150 2- Physiology 140 60 h 250 Biophysics (included with 10h physiology) 3- Histology 60h 60h 150 4- Anatomy including 120h 120h. 250 Embryology and Biology 5- English Language 30 h 60
Exam Design
Subject Written Practical Oral 1- Biochemistry 3h 2- Physiology 3 hours, including one complete obligatory question in Biophysics and Biostatistics 3- Histology 3 hours 4- Human Anatomy 3 hours and Embryology 5- English Language One hour
N. B.: 1) Exams are held twice yearly: The first in May and the second in September. 2) A student can still pass to second year if he/she has failed in 2 Medical subjects in addition to English language .
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Second year
Studied subject Theoritical Practical Marks teaching hours hours 1- Biochemistry 75 h 60 h 150 2- Physiology 150 60 h 250 3- Histology 60h 60h 150 4- Anatomy and 120h. 120h. 250 Embryology 5- Behavioral 30 h 50 Sciences
Exam Design
Subject Written Practical Oral 1- Biochemistry 3h 2- Physiology 3 hours 3- Histology 3 hours 4- Human Anatomy and Embryology 3 hours 5- Behavioral Sciences One hour
N. B. 1) Exams, is held at the end of this academic year in all subjects and those subjects in which the student has failed in third year is held in September. 2) Those who fail (Except in behavioural sciences) will retake the academic year they will study subjects in which he/ she has failed or was absent at the end of academic year in September.
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Third year In this year, students deal with abnormal structure and function of the human body, mechanisms of diseases and their etiological factors practically.
Studied subject Theoretical Practical Marks teaching hours hours 1- Pathology 120 h 120 h 300 2- Pharmacology 120 120 h 300 3- Microbiology and 90h 60h 200 immunology 4- Parasitology 60h. 60h. 150
Exam Design Subject Written Practical Oral 1- Pathology 2 papers, 2 hours each 2- Pharmacology 2 papers, 2 hours each 3- Microbiology and 2.5 hours immunology 4- Parasitology 2.5 hours
Examination will be held twice: the first at the end of the academic year in May in all subjects, and the second (re-take exam) in September for those who had failed or were absent. Those who fail in the re-take examination will take the academic year in subjects he has failed or in subjects he was absent to be re-examined at the end of next academic year, in September.
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Fourth year: Clinical study starts in October, The student will study the following; Studied subject Theoretical Clinical training & Marks teaching hours Practical hours 1- Ophthalmology 80 h 8 weeks 250 2- E. N. T. 64 4 weeks 200 3- Community 128h 64 h. + 2 weeks 300 Medicine 4- Forensic Medicine & 80h. 64 h. Practical & 2 200 Toxicology weeks clinical 5- Human Rights 30 h 50
Exam Design
Subject Written Practical Oral 1- Ophthalmology 2.5 hours each 2- E. N. T. 2 papers, 2 hours each 3- Community Medicine 2.5 hours 4- Forensic Medicine & Toxicology 2.5 hours 5- Human Rights one hour
- Final exams are held in June in all subjects. - Re-take exams are held in September, for those who had failed or absentee in May - In order to pass to the fifth year, the student must succeed in at least 2 main subjects of the fourth year.
Fifth year
Clinical study starts in October, study hours will be distributed as follows: Marks Studied subject Theoretical Clinical training
teaching hours
1- Medicine 216 h 32 weeks 900
2- Pediatric 108 h 12weeks 500
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Exam Design Subject Written Practical Oral 3 Written exams each for 3 1-Medicine hours, the third one is an objective exam 2- Pediatric 2 Written exams, first, one for 3 hours, the second one is an objective exam for 2 hours
Distribution of Teaching Hours and Marks of Medicine
Theoretical Clinical Marks teaching hours training Mid - Written Clinical Total Year I-General 110 18 90 390 240 Medicine 130/paper -Branches 66 11 70 1- Neurology 2-Psychatry 3-Chest Medicine 4-Physiotherapy& Rehabilitation 5-Radiology 6-Dermatology& 24 3 Veneriology 7-Clinical 16 Pathology Total 216 32 180 450 270 900
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Sixth year Clinical study in this year starts in November, the study hours in this academic year are distributed as follows:
Studied subject Theoretical Clinical Training Marks Teaching hours Obstetric & 108 12 weeks 500 Gynaecology Surgery 216 32 weeks 900
Exam Design
Subject Written Practical Oral 1- Surgery& its 3 Written exams each for 3 branches hours, the third one is an objective exam 2- Obstetric & 2 Written exams, first, one Gynaecology for 3 hours, the second one is an objective exam for 2 hours
Examination is held in November and the re-take examination for those who had failed or absentee is held in June.
Distribution of Teaching Hours and Marks of Surgery
Theoretical teaching Clinical Marks hours training Mid - Written Clinical Total Year General Surgery 160 24 90 390 240 720 include 130/paper 1- Cardiothoracic 2- Neurosurgery 3- Anesthesia & Surgical ICU 4-Orthopedic 28 4 30 70 5- Urology 28 4 30 70 Total 216 32 180 270 900
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Mansoura –Manchester program
Overview of the (MB/ChB) Undergraduate Medical programme in Manchester
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Contact information:-
Dr El-Said Abdel-Hady Programme Director Mobile 0122449336. e-mail [email protected] Learning Resources: o Textbooks A full list of core and recommended books can be found on the Medical school library, located on the fourth floor. We strongly recommend that you: 1. Do not discard the books you have used recently for your previous studies. 2. Equip yourself with some of the CORE BOOKS. 3. Build up a comprehensive library during your course.
o Library facilities The library is open 8 AM-5 PM, Sunday to Thursday, located in the fourth floor.
o Computer Facilities Computer halls are available, one is located inside the digital library and the other inside electronic learning. Both are free of charge for students.
Students services: The faculty Mosque In the ground floor near the dissecting rooms.
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The faculty Café-shop:
It is located at the center yard of the Medical School buildings, and it is working from 8:00 am till 4:00pm. It is an open air place where you can buy refreshing and hot drinks, light meals, and sweets, to keep you nourished along your full time studying days at the faculty building.
The Olympic village: It is considered a great edifice for sports. It occupies 15 acres and aims to encourage and spread sports among the community of the university and its surroundings, the village opens its gates in front of the students, administrative members, university staff members and interested members from out side the university to practice team and single games and for all the different ages. It plays an important role in promoting students’ mental, emotional and physical activities, thus they can compete in the different games and achieve advanced positions in all activities. It has the following activities: Sportive Stadium, Sportive hall, Squash Courts, Tennis, Physical Fitness Unit, Swimming Pool, multi purposes playgrounds, covered green playground hall, open air green areas for walking and running tracks.
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Student activities: Students Union:
It is present in the ground floor of the faculty. It is composed of elected Egyptian students. The council includes 6 different activities
Mansoura Students' Scientific Association (MSSA): It is an independent, non-governmental and non-political organization of medical students in Mansoura University.
Mansoura Manchester Students' Society: Mansoura Manchester Students’ Society (MMSS) is the official society that represents the students of Mansoura Manchester Programme in the faculty of medicine, Mansoura University. MMSS was first established on October 2009 as an upgrading of Mansoura Manchester Family that has been active since September 2007.
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Contact information
University Administration team
Prof.Dr.El Sayed Ahmed Abdel Khalek
Head of the University
[email protected] [email protected]
Prof. hasan ali etman
Vice President for Education and Students' Affairs
mailto:[email protected]
Prof. Dr .Magda Nasrallah
Vice-Head for Graduate studies
& Research affairs
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Faculty of Medicine administration team
Prof. Dr. Ehab M Saad
Dean of the Faculty of Medicine
mailto:[email protected]
Prof. Dr. Mohamad Attia Vice –Dean for Student & Education Affairs [email protected]
Prof. Dr. Prof.Mohammed Mounir
Vice –Dean for Graduate studies & Research & Culture Affairs. [email protected]
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Prof. Dr. Mouhammad Elhadidy Vice-Dean for Environmental Affairs& Developing Community Elhadidy 2008 @yahoo .com
Prof. Dr. Nesrene Salah Omar Co-ordinator of International Students
Prof. Dr.Hamdia askar Associate Prof of Medical Microbiology & Immunology Coordinator of International Students [email protected] lt y
Dr. Ahlam Ibrahim El-Masry Lecturer of clinical pharmacolgy Coordinator of International Students [email protected]
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Reference:
Internal status of undergraduate syllabus of Faculty Of Medicine, Mansoura
University as revised by the Egyptian Higher Council Of Medical Education&
approved by the Supreme university council on 5/3/2003 . Issued by The Ministry Of
Higher Education And Scientific Research (No. 9) on 41/2004 and according to
further modificatios: (No;628) on 29/3/2007
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