Faculty of Medicine

9.1 Regulation of the Faculty of Medicine for Postgraduate Studies

The internal regulations for postgraduate studies at the Faculty of Medicine were issued by Ministerial Resolution No. 271 dated 2/2/2007.

Scientific degrees and diplomas issued by the College of Medicine

Article (2):

At the request of the Faculty of Medicine, Beni Suef University grants scientific degrees and diplomas in the following specializations:

First: (a) Diploma, Masters and PhD degrees in one of the following clinical specialization branches:

Internal diseases

Orthopaedic Surgery

Chest's diseases

anesthesia

Clinical physiology of the nervous system

Obstetrics and gynecology

Neurological diseases and psychiatry

Diagnostic radiology

Cardiovascular disease

Oncology treatment

Pediatrics

Rheumatology and rehabilitation

Forensic Medicine and Clinical Toxicology

Family medicine

Public health, community medicine and occupational health

Ophthalmology and surgery

Tropical medicine and health

Ear, nose and throat

surgery

Urology

Critical medicine

Hearing and deaf diseases

Clinical and chemical pathology

Speech diseases

(B) Diploma, Masters and PhD degrees in one of the branches of specialization in basic medical sciences in:

Anatomy

Pharmacology

histology

Medical microbiology and immunology

Physiology

Pathology

Biochemistry

parasites

Second: (a) Diploma and Master’s degrees in:

Dermatology and Venereology

Neurological and psychological diseases

(b) PhD degree in:

skin diseases

Andrology and surgery

incurable diseases

Psychiatry

Neurosurgery

Cardiothoracic surgery

Part Two: Conditions for joining and obtaining a degree

Article (3):

The Graduate Studies Committee of the college, through a committee formed for each discipline, sets up the detailed program for the courses and is approved by the department council, then approved by the college council. These courses include theoretical lectures, practical lessons, clinical training, in addition to scientific activities. These courses are reviewed and approved every five years at most.

These scientific activities are at least within the limits of the following:

(1) Masters:

♦ Attend the passage of the department regularly for a year.

♦ Attending (4) scientific conferences or a training course and two conferences or two training courses in the specialization

♦ Attending (4) scientific seminars for the department or other departments

♦ Attending (2) defense of a master's and doctoral dissertation

(2) PhD:

♦ Attend the passage of the department for at least two full semesters

♦ Attending (6) scientific conferences or (3) training courses in the general specialty

♦ Attending (4) scientific seminars for the department or other departments

♦ Attend a discussion of (4) master's theses and two doctoral theses

♦ Presenting at least two topics in the scientific seminars of the department or other departments or in the Journal Club.

♦ Preparing a protocol of work or treatment for one of the areas or activities specified by the department and submitted to the department of postgraduate studies in the college after the approval of the department council.

(a) Master's degree:

Article (4):

- The study period for obtaining a master's degree is four semesters (two years).

And it is in two parts:

The first part: a semester (6 months) followed by a comprehensive exam.

- The second part, and the thesis: three semesters of (18 months) duration.

The topic of the thesis is recorded at the beginning of the second semester, whether the student has passed the exams of the first part or not. The dissertation is discussed after two semesters have passed since enrollment for the degree and at least three months before the date of the second part exams.

Conditions for admission to the master's degree:

Article (5):

The student must be enrolled for a master's degree:

1- He must have a bachelor's degree in medicine and surgery from a university in Egypt or an equivalent degree from a scientific institute recognized by the university, with at least a good grade.

Holders of a bachelor's degree with pass grade are allowed to register a dissertation to complete the master's degree in the event that he obtains at least a good grade in the diploma and completes the required training courses to obtain a master's degree in Article (7) (a).

The thesis must be registered within a maximum of five years of obtaining the diploma and within the dates set for registration.

2- He should have completed the training year or its equivalent.

3- To devote himself to studying for at least one year in the second part (two semesters).

Article (6):

The application for registration for a master's degree shall be done once a year, during the month of July of each year.

Studying for a master's degree begins in October of each year.

Article (7):

In order to obtain a master's degree in one of the clinical branches and basic medical sciences, the student must:

A- Obtaining training courses accredited by the college in the fields of:

♦ Computer (Windows - Excel - Word, Power Point, Internet)

♦ Medical Statistics

♦ Methods of scientific research

B- Attending clinical, practical and laboratory courses and training in a satisfactory manner.

C- To work as an original resident doctor or visiting doctor for at least one year in the department of specialization for clinical sciences.

D- To succeed in the exams of the first and second sections.

E- To prepare a research on a subject approved by the university after the approval of the College Council, ending with the preparation of a thesis accepted by the discussion committee.

F- To fulfill the required scientific activities as determined by the department in accordance with Article (3)

Article (8):

The final grade for the diploma and master's degree is calculated as follows:

- 30% for the first section exam.

70% for the second section exam.

** The thesis without appreciation for the master's degree.

Article (9):

Examination system:

· Examinations for the first section of the master's degree are held in the second week of April, and whoever fails will retake the exam in the second half of September in the subjects that he failed in only
The exams of the second section are held during the months of November and May of each year, and the study in the second section does not begin until after success in all subjects of the first section.


The number of times to apply for the first section exam is determined by six sessions (three years), and if the student does not succeed during this period, his registration will be canceled permanently.



A student may not remain enrolled in study for a master's degree for more than four years, and the College Council may authorize him for a fifth and sixth year, after the approval of the Department Council based on the supervisors' report.



Excellent from 85% or more

Very good from 75% to less than 85%

Good from 65% to less than 75%

pass from 60% to less than 65%.

a C-minus than 60%

very C-minus less than 30%

In the event that he obtains a C-minus score in two tests, the registration will be cancelled

Article (12):

The master's degree course in Basic Medical Sciences deals with lessons and lectures in the basic subject in which the student is applying for a master's degree and in one or more additional subjects designated by the Basic Subject Department Council from among the subjects decided by the University Council at the request of the Department Council.

(b) Specialization diplomas


The duration of the study to obtain a diploma in specialization is one and a half years (three semesters) and is divided into two parts:

The first section: one semester (six months) followed by a comprehensive exam.

The second section: two semesters (one year) followed by a comprehensive exam in the specialization.

Article (24):

* The application for registration for the doctoral degree shall be twice a year, during the months of October and March of each year.

* The degree will be awarded in two rounds (May and November).

Article (25):

In order to obtain a doctorate degree in medicine, surgery or basic medical sciences, the student must:

* Attend the course in a satisfactory manner.

* To carry out innovative research on a subject approved by the university after the approval of the College Council for at least two years (in the second semester).

* To submit the results of his research a message accepted by the judging committee after discussing it.

* To successfully pass the written, clinical and oral exams prescribed in accordance with what is indicated in the regulations.

* To fulfill the required scientific activities as determined by the department in accordance with Article (3)

Article (26):

The student must register his name for the exam at least one month before its date.

Article (27):

For the student to succeed in the doctoral exam, it is required that the examination committee be satisfied with all the prescribed tests and in each of its parts separately, by taking the average of the committee members’ estimates.

Article (28):

The doctoral exam is held in November and May of each year.

Article (29):

It is not permissible for a student to remain enrolled in a doctoral degree for more than four years without presenting to discuss the thesis, and the College Council may give the student a period of one year in case the excuse is accepted, and it is renewed for another year.

Article (30):

Launching opportunities to apply for the final exam.

Article (31):

The doctoral certificate indicates the subject of the thesis and the exact specialization.

Chapter Three: Registration and Registration Rules


1- Papers and documents required for postgraduate registration





4- Birth certificate or an official extract thereof.

5- The approval of the employer to register and devote himself to studying (one year for a master's degree - one year or working as a resident doctor in a hospital recognized by the college council for a diploma) half-time for four semesters for a doctorate.



8- For expatriates, the student submits a letter from the embassy to which it is affiliated, which includes approval to enroll in postgraduate studies and identifies the party that bears the study expenses. He also presents a health certificate from the Ministry of Health stating that he is free of diseases.

9- For PhD applicants, the student otherwise submits a master's degree.


2- A student may be exempted from attending and examining some academic courses and their exams if it is proven that he attended similar courses and successfully performed the exams prescribed in a university college or scientific institute recognized by the university, within five years from the date of taking the exam or obtaining the certificate or degree.


It is not permissible for a faculty member to supervise the scientific theses submitted by one of his relatives up to the fourth degree, by lineage or in-law, with the application of this to the oral and practical examination, and it is also not permissible to participate in the judging committee.

Article (35):

A faculty member and his wife, father and son, brother and brother may not participate



The number of supervisors for a master's or doctoral dissertation is not less than two and not more than three supervisors for a master's degree and four for a doctoral degree.


The degree-granting department participates with the other sub-departments in setting questions for the written, oral, and clinical examinations, and corrects the written papers for each of them, and the average score is taken.


The organizational responsibility for postgraduate examinations rests with the head of the department council
Article (39):

Suspension of entry:

Suspension of enrollment before the expiry of the original enrollment period at the request of the student or department to take care of the child - accompanying the husband or wife abroad - accompanying the parents for treatment abroad - recruitment - training grants and official missions - illness - or any excuse accepted by the College Council.

- At the end of the suspension period, the student or department must submit a request to lift the suspension of enrollment.

The registration deletion procedures are carried out for the following reasons:

1- Exhaustion of the number of times to apply for the exam of the first section of the diploma and master’s degree.

2- The expiration of the legal and exceptional period stipulated in the regulations.

3- The report of the supervisors on the thesis of irregularity and seriousness.

4- Non-payment of tuition fees.

Article (40):

A student is not considered enrolled in postgraduate studies unless tuition fees are paid.

Article (41):

Teaching assistants and assistant teachers are exempted from tuition fees and fees for improving student services.

Only a university patent certificate fee and fifty pounds will be obtained from them in case of extending the registration.

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Article (42)

Research students, resident physicians, physicians working at medical colleges and university hospitals, scholarship students at universities, research assistants and research assistants at research centers and institutes, as well as teaching assistants and assistant teachers at the faculties of Al-Azhar University, assistant teachers and teaching assistants at affiliated colleges and higher institutes, are exempted.

To the Ministry of Higher Education upon enrollment and registration for postgraduate studies in return for the services prescribed for postgraduate students in universities.
To the Ministry of Higher Education upon enrollment and registration for postgraduate studies in return for the services prescribed for postgraduate students in universities.

Chapter Four: Academic Course, Specialization Diplomas, Master's Degree, and Examination System

First: Master's degree in basic medical sciences

Anatomy:

The list includes a table showing courses related to anatomy.

Examination system:

part One :

- A 3-hour written test that includes the main course (two hours) and the additional course (one hour). The additional course test may be separate in a separate booklet, and the questions for it are supervised by the department entrusted with teaching that course.

A practical test and an oral test in the main and additional courses.

The second part :

Two written exams of 3 hours each + a practical exam + an oral exam.

Second: Master's degree in Basic Medical Sciences (Histology):

The list includes courses for that degree.

Examination system:

part One :

A 3-hour written test + a practical test + an oral test.

The second part :

Two written exams of 3 hours each + a practical exam + an oral exam.

Third: Master's degree in basic medical sciences

The list includes courses in biochemistry.

Exam system:

part One :

- A 3-hour written test + an oral test + a practical test in each course of the major.

The second part :

Two written exams of 3 hours each + an oral exam + a practical exam.

Fourth: Master's degree in basic medical sciences (parasitology)

Examination system:

part One :

- A comprehensive test that includes a 3-hour written test + a practical test + an oral test.

The second part :

A comprehensive test that includes two written exams of 3 hours each + a practical exam + an oral exam.

Fifth: Master's degree in Basic Medical Sciences (Pathology)

Examination system:

part One :

A 3-hour written test + a practical test + an oral test.

The second part :

Two written exams of 3 hours each + a practical exam + an oral exam.

Sixth: Master's degree in basic medical sciences (medical microbiology and immunology)

Examination system:

part One :

A 3-hour written test + a practical test + an oral test.

The second part :

Two written exams of 3 hours each + a practical exam + an oral exam.

Seventh: Master's degree in Basic Medical Sciences (Pharmacology)

Examination system:

part One :

A 3-hour written test + a practical test + an oral test.

The second part :

Two written exams of 3 hours each + a practical exam + an oral exam.

Eighth: Master's degree in Basic Medical Sciences (Physiology)

Exam system:

part One :

A 3-hour written test + a practical test + an oral test.

The second part :

Two written exams of 3 hours each + a practical exam + an oral exam.

Ninth: Master's degree in Internal Medicine

Exam system:

part One :

A 3-hour written exam in anatomy and histology + an oral exam.

A 3-hour written exam in physiology and biochemistry + an oral exam.

A 3-hour written exam in pharmacology + an oral exam.

A 3-hour written exam in pathology, bacteriology, and clinical pathology + a practical exam + an oral exam.

The second part :

- Two written exams of 3 hours each in internal diseases and its branches + a clinical exam + an oral exam.

- Oral test in diagnostic methods (in addition to the internal internal)

Tenth: Master's degree in chest diseases

test system

part One :

A two-hour written exam in anatomy and histology + an oral exam.

A two-hour written exam in physiology and biochemistry + an oral exam.

A 3-hour written exam in pharmacology, pathology and bacteriology + an oral exam.

A two-hour written exam in public health and epidemiology + an oral exam.

The second part :

A 3-hour written test in general internal diseases + a clinical test + an oral test.

- Two written exams of 3 hours each in chest diseases and tuberculosis + a clinical exam + an oral exam.

Eleventh: Master's degree in Dermatology and Venereology

Examination system:

part One :

A 3-hour written test in physiology and biochemistry of two equal parts (long and short questions and multiple questions)

  choices) + oral exam.

- A 3-hour written test in microbiology and immunology from two equal parts (long and short questions and multiple-choice questions) + a practical test + an oral test.

- A two-hour written test in histopathology consisting of two equal parts (long and short questions and multiple-choice questions) + a practical test + an oral test.

- A two-hour written exam in the treatment of skin and venereal diseases by radiation, medical electricity, laser and ultrasound + an oral exam

An hour-long written exam in psychiatry related to dermatology and venereal diseases + an oral exam.


A 3-hour written exam in general internal diseases and general surgery + a clinical exam + an oral exam.

- Two written exams of 3 hours each in dermatology (the first exam is long and short questions and the second exam is multiple-choice questions) + a clinical exam + an oral exam.

- Two written exams of 3 hours each in venereal diseases + a clinical exam + an oral exam
Twelfth: Master's degree in neurological diseases and psychiatry

Examination system:

part One :

A 3-hour written exam in physiology, biochemistry, and clinical pharmacology + an oral exam.

- A 3-hour written exam in anatomy, embryonic development, and histology of the nervous system + an oral exam.

A 3-hour written test in general and specific psychology and research methods, including statistics, + an oral test.

The second part :

A 3-hour written test in general internal diseases + a clinical test + an oral test.

- Two written exams of 3 hours each in neurological diseases + a clinical exam + an oral exam.

- A 3-hour written exam in neuropathology, psychological pathology, and clinical physiology of the nervous system + a practical test + an oral test.

- Two written exams of 3 hours each in psychiatry for adults and children + a clinical exam + an oral exam.

Thirteenth: Master's degree in clinical physiology of the nervous system

Examination system:

part One :

A 3-hour written test in general physiology + an oral test.

A 3-hour written exam in the physiology of the nervous system + an oral exam.

A 3-hour written exam in applied anatomy of the nervous system + an oral exam.

The second part :

- Two written exams of 3 hours each in clinical physiology of the nervous system + a clinical exam + an oral exam.

- Two written exams of 3 hours each in neurological diseases + a clinical exam + an oral exam.

Fourteenth: Master's degree in cardiovascular diseases

Examination system:

part One :

A 3-hour written exam in physiology and biochemistry + an oral exam.

A 3-hour written exam in pharmacology + an oral exam.

A 3-hour written exam in pathology + a practical exam + an oral exam.

The second part :

A 3-hour written exam in the basics of cardiology.

A 3-hour written test in general internal diseases + a clinical test + an oral test.

- Two written exams of 3 hours each in diseases of the heart and blood circulation, electrical, dynamic and radiological diagnostic methods of the heart + a clinical exam + an oral exam.

- A practical test in the methods of electrical, dynamic and radiological diagnosis of the heart (in addition to the clinical cardiology).

Fifteenth: Master's degree in Pediatrics

Examination system

part One :

A 3-hour written exam in physiology, biochemistry and pharmacology + an oral exam.

A 3-hour written exam in pathology, bacteriology and embryology + an oral exam.

The second part :

A 3-hour written exam in genetics, growth and development + an oral exam.

- A 3-hour written exam in child care, including newborns and premature babies, nutrition and public health + a clinical exam + an oral exam.

- Two written exams of 3 hours each in pediatric diseases (including diets and clinical pathology) + a clinical exam and an oral exam.

Sixteenth: Master's degree in Industrial Medicine and Occupational Diseases

Examination system:

part One :

A 3-hour written exam in Industrial Medicine and Occupational Diseases + Physiology.

A 3-hour written exam in clinical toxicology + medical statistics + behavioral sciences + pathology.

- Oral exam in industrial medicine, occupational diseases, clinical toxicology, physiology and statistics.

The second part :

A 3-hour written exam in Industrial Medicine and Occupational Diseases + Internal Medicine.

A 3-hour written test in clinical toxicology.

A 3-hour written exam in industrial hygiene, industrial chemistry, and industrial process methods.

- Oral exam in industrial medicine, occupational diseases and clinical toxicology

- practical test .

Clinical test.
Seventeenth: Master's degree in forensic medicine and clinical toxicology

Examination system:

part One :

A 3-hour written exam in toxicology and forensic chemistry, as well as a practical, oral and clinical exam.

A two-hour written exam in pathology and physiology with a practical and oral exam.

- A two-hour written exam in arachnology and biochemistry with a practical and oral exam.

A two-hour written exam in preventive medicine, clinical pathology, and children, with a practical and oral exam.

The second part :

A 3-hour written exam in forensic medicine, an oral and a practical exam.

A 3-hour written exam in toxicology, pathology, internal medicine, and an oral and practical exam.

Clinical test in forensic medicine and anatomical characterization.

Eighteenth: Master's degree in public health, preventive and social medicine

Examination system:

part One :

- A 3-hour written test in the study of the environment and its relationship to public health and the basics of nutrition + oral test + practical test.

A 3-hour written test in social behavioral sciences and its relationship to public health + an oral test.

A two-hour written exam in bacteriology + oral exam + practical exam.

A two-hour written exam in parasitology + oral exam + practical exam.

The second part

A 3-hour written test in epidemiological studies, medical statistics and population studies + oral test + practical test.

A 3-hour written test in epidemiology + health services administration + an oral test.

A 3-hour written test in the study of health problems, services and nutrition + oral test + practical test.

Nineteen: Master's degree in Tropical Medicine and Health:

Exam system:

part One :

A 3-hour written exam in physiology and biochemistry + an oral exam.

A 3-hour written exam in human bacteriology and parasitology + a practical exam + an oral exam.

A 3-hour written test in applied pathology + a practical exam + an oral exam.

A 3-hour written exam in public health + an oral exam.

The second part :

- A 3-hour written test in general internal diseases + a clinical exam + an oral exam.

- Two written exams of 3 hours each in Tropical Medicine and Infectious Diseases + a clinical exam + an oral exam.

Twenty: Master's degree in Critical Care Medicine

Examination system:

part One :

A 3-hour written exam in physiology and biochemistry + an oral exam.

A 3-hour written exam in pharmacology + an oral exam.

A 3-hour written exam in pathology and bacteriology + an oral exam.

- A 3-hour written exam in the basics of critical care medicine.

A 3-hour written test in general internal diseases + a clinical test + an oral test.

The second part :

- Two written exams of 3 hours each in critical care medicine, a clinical exam.

- oral test .

- Tracing test (EKG + radiology + electrophysiology + sound waves + blood gases, etc.)

Twenty-first: Master's degree in clinical and chemical pathology:

Exam system:

part One :

A 3-hour written exam in clinical bacteriology and immunology, in addition to a practical and oral exam.

A two-hour written exam in parasitology, in addition to a practical and oral exam.

The second part :

A 3-hour written exam in chemical pathology, in addition to a practical and oral exam.

A 3-hour written exam in hematology, in addition to a practical and oral exam.
Twenty-second: Master's degree in general surgery

exam system

part One :

A 3-hour written test in anatomy and histology + an oral exam

A 3-hour written exam in physiology, biochemistry, and pharmacology + an oral exam.

A 3-hour written exam in general surgical pathology and bacteriology + a practical exam + an oral exam.

The second part :

- Two written exams of 3 hours each in general surgery and its branches and special surgical pathology + a clinical exam + an oral exam + an exam in operations.

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Twenty-third: Master's degree in ophthalmology and surgery

exam system

part One:

A 3-hour written exam on anatomy and embryonic development + an oral exam.

A 3-hour written exam in eye physiology + an oral exam.

A 3-hour written exam in principles of optics + an oral exam.

- A 3-hour written exam in the principles of internal and neurological diseases + a clinical exam + an oral exam.

A 3-hour written exam in principles of general surgery + a clinical exam + an oral exam.

The second part:

A 3-hour written exam in ophthalmology + a clinical exam + an oral exam.

A 3-hour written exam in eye surgery + a clinical exam + an oral exam.

A 3-hour written exam in eye pathology and bacteriology + a practical exam + an oral exam.

  Twenty-fourth: Master's degree in Ear, Nose and Throat

Exam system:

part One:

A 3-hour written exam in surgical anatomy and embryonic development + an oral exam.

A 3-hour written exam in physiology, genetics and medical statistics + an oral exam.

A 3-hour written exam in pathology, microbiology, immunology, and clinical pathology + a practical exam + an oral exam.

The second part:

A 3-hour written exam in general surgery + a clinical exam + an oral exam.

A 3-hour written exam in general internal diseases + a clinical exam + an oral exam.

- Two written exams of 3 hours each in ear, nose and throat diseases + a clinical exam + an oral exam + an exam in operations.

- A two-hour written test in the basics of phonology and audiology.

Twenty-fifth: Master's degree in hearing diseases and deafness

exam system

part One:

A 3-hour written exam in anatomy + an oral exam.

A 3-hour written exam in physiology + an oral exam.

A two-hour written test in phonetics + an oral exam.

A two-hour written exam in genetics and medical statistics.

The second part:

- Two written exams of 3 hours each in audiology and audiology + a clinical exam + an oral exam.

A 3-hour written test on hearing aids, theories and methods of rehabilitation of hearing and deafness.

Twenty-sixth: Master's degree in Speech Pathology

Exam system:

part One:

- A 3-hour written test in anatomy, genetics and medical statistics + an oral anatomy exam.

A 3-hour written exam in physiology and medical engineering + an oral exam in physiology.

A 3-hour written test in phonetics and linguistics + an oral exam.

A 3-hour written test in psychology and psychometrics + an oral exam.

The second part:

- Two 3-hour written exams in speech diseases, diagnostic methods and speech rehabilitation + oral exam + clinical exam. - 3-hour written exam in ENT and hearing + oral exam + clinical exam.

- A 3-hour written exam in neurological diseases and their rehabilitation, psychological diseases, and endocrinology + an oral exam + a clinical exam. Twenty-seventh: Master's degree in Urology

Exam system:

part One :

A 3-hour written exam in surgical anatomy, histology, and embryonic development + an oral exam.

A 3-hour written exam in physiology, biochemistry and pharmacology + an oral exam.

A 3-hour written exam in special surgical pathology and microbiology + an oral exam.

The second part:

A 3-hour written exam in general surgery and its branches + a clinical exam + an oral exam.

- Two written exams of 3 hours each in urology, surgical anatomy and special surgical pathology + a clinical exam + an oral exam + an exam in operations.

Twenty-eighth: Master's degree in Orthopedics

Exam system:

part One:
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A 3-hour written exam in rheumatic and immunological diseases (with a clinical and oral test).

- A 3-hour written exam in other musculoskeletal diseases, physical medicine, rehabilitation, prosthetics and prosthetic devices (with a practical, oral and clinical test).

Thirty-four: Master's degree in Hematology

Examination system:

part One :

A 3-hour written exam in physiology and biochemistry + an oral exam.

A 3-hour written exam in pharmacology + an oral exam.

A 3-hour written test in pathology + a practical test + an oral test.

A 3-hour written test in clinical pathology and bacteriology + a practical test + a practical test + a written test.

The second part :

A 3-hour written test in internal medicine + a clinical test + an oral test.

- Two written exams of 3 hours each in hematology + a practical test + an oral test.

Thirty-five: Master's degree in family medicine

Exam system:

Introductory section:

- A written test in community medicine of 3 hours + a practical test + an oral test.

A 3-hour written test in behavioral and social sciences + an oral test.

- Written test in information systems and computer for 3 hours + practical test + oral test.

section One :

- A written test in community medicine of 3 hours + a practical test + an oral test.

- A written choice in behavioral and social sciences of 3 hours + an oral exam.

- Written test in information systems and computer for 3 hours + practical test + oral test.

A written test in applied pathology of 3 hours + practical + oral.

Section Two:

- A written test in community medicine and occupational health of 3 hours + a practical test + an oral test.

A 3-hour written test in psychiatry + a clinical test + an oral test.

- Written test in internal diseases and its branches for 3 hours + practical test + oral test.

A 3-hour written exam in Pediatrics and Diseases + a clinical exam + an oral exam.

- A written test in general surgery and trauma for 3 hours + a clinical test + an oral test.

A written test in obstetrics and gynecology of 3 hours + a clinical test + an oral test.

- Two written exams in family medicine, each of 3 hours duration, + clinical exam + oral exam, including diagnostic methods.

- A written exam in eyes, ear, nose and throat, dermatology and andrology for 3 hours + a clinical exam + an oral exam.

NB :

In order for a student to be enrolled in the degree of Doctor of Medicine (Family Medicine), he must have obtained a master’s degree in family medicine from an Egyptian university, or an equivalent degree from another recognized scientific institute.

Chapter Five: Coursework for a doctorate degree in medicine or surgery, a doctorate degree in basic medical sciences, and the examination system

First: Doctorate degree in basic medical sciences (anatomy):

Examination system:

- Two written exams (two papers) of 3 hours each in the main course + a practical test + an oral test, for which 75% of the grade is allocated.

- A 3-hour written test (one paper) in elective courses + a practical test + an oral test, for which 25% of the grade is allocated.

Second: Doctorate degree in basic medical sciences:

(Histology):

Examination system:

- Two written exams (two papers) of 3 hours each in compulsory courses + a practical exam + an oral exam.

- A 3-hour written test in elective courses + a practical test + an oral test (one paper).




- Two written exams of 3 hours each (two papers) + a practical exam + an oral exam.

Examination system:

- Two written exams of 3 hours each in basic subjects + a practical test + an oral test.

A 3-hour written test in elective subjects + a practical test + an oral test.

Fifth: Degree in Basic Medical Sciences (Pathology):

Examination system:

- Two written exams of 3 hours each (two papers) + a practical exam + an oral exam.

Sixth: Doctorate degree in basic medical sciences (medical microbiology and immunology)

Exam system:

- Two written exams of 3 hours each + a practical exam including advanced techniques + an oral exam including all courses in the subject of specialization "Medical Microbiology and Immunology".

Seventh: Doctorate degree in basic medical sciences:

(Pharmacology):

Examination system:

- Two written exams of three hours each + a practical exam + an oral exam (two papers).

Eighth: Doctorate degree in basic medical sciences:

(physiological):

Examination system:

- Two written exams of 3 hours each in the subject of specialization + a practical test + an oral test.

Ninth: Doctorate degree in Internal Medicine

Examination system:

- Two written exams of 3 hours each in clinical and specialized sciences.

- An hour and a half written test for a case that the student explains and describes its treatment.

A 3-hour written test in academic sciences (physiology - pathology) + an oral test.

Clinical test.

Oral examination in internal diseases.

Practical test in diagnostic methods.

Tenth: Doctorate degree in chest diseases

Examination system:

- Two written exams of 3 hours each in chest diseases, including an optional part.

- A written test in pathology - physiology, each for an hour and a half, in one day.

Written test: case, one hour and a half long.

- Clinical test including: long case - short case - writing a report.

Oral test, including breathing functions, bronchoscopy, dealing with intensive care cases, allergy tests (or writing).

Eleventh: Doctorate degree in dermatology:

Examination system:

- Two written exams of 3 hours each in dermatology, including optional and compulsory questions.

A two-hour written exam for each elective course.

- An hour and a half written test for a case that the student discusses in terms of: its causes / diagnosis / treatment description ...

A 3-hour written test in microbiology, immunology and pathology + a practical test + an oral test.

A 3-hour written exam in cellular biology, genetics, and molecular biology.

- A comprehensive clinical test on 5-8 cases, and the student is discussed in each case.

A comprehensive oral exam of 45 minutes for each student.

Twelve: Doctorate Degree in Reproductive Medicine, Sexual Diseases, Infertility and Surgery (Andrology):

Examination system:

- Two written exams of 3 hours each in andrology.

- A 3-hour written exam in sexually transmitted diseases.

- A 3-hour written test in case the student explains, diagnoses, and prescribes treatment + a precise specialization.

A 3-hour written exam in Applied Anatomy + Applied Pathology + Clinical Pathology.

- Clinical, oral and practical exam (operations and use of devices).



- Two written exams of 3 hours each in neurological diseases (clinical and specialized applied sciences) + a clinical exam + an oral exam.



Fourteenth: PhD degree in Clinical Physiology