Kerman University of Medical Sciences
Kerman University of Medical Sciences
- Location: Kerman, Iran.
- Program: MD/MBBS
- Duration: 5 years
Why choose
Kerman University of Medical Sciences
- Kerman University of Medical Sciences was established in 1909.
- It is government University Located in Kerman, Iran.
- Its main campus is located in the centre of Kerman.
- KMU aims to be recognized as a collaborative environment, open to the free exchange of ideas and opinions.
- Teaching at KMU is shared across 10 schools including dentistry, pharmacy, nursing, healthcare management and traditional Persian medicine.
- Currently, 6,000 students enrolled on more than 125 undergraduate and postgraduate degree programs.
- Kerman University of Medical Sciences is approved by PMC and WHO.
- Faculty to teach Medical Subjects in English.
- Dormitory-style rooms are private and gender segregated.
- Kerman University of Medical Sciences ranked no 37 in Iran.
CRITERIA & ELIGIBILITY:
- The qualified applicant should be over 17-Year-Old.
- The minimum marks of all subjects should be 50% or above.
MD/MBBS Fee Package
- Tuition Fee: 2500 U$D Per Year
- Hostel: 100-150 U$D Per Month
- Scholarship available
Documents Required
- Passport
- Passport Size Photo (White Background)
- SSC Mark sheet/Junior high school document (grade 10th)
- HSSC Mark sheet/Senior high school document (grade 12th)
- Police clearance certificate
- Application Form
All the Documents should be in clear scan form
About University
The Kerman University of Medical Sciences (KMU) is a specialist higher education institution based in Kerman, south-east Iran.
Established in 1978, the institution is the largest medical sciences university in the region, with around 6,000 students enrolled on more than 125 undergraduate and postgraduate degree programs.
Its main campus is located in the centre of Kerman, an ancient city known for its rich culture and architecture, including historic mosques and Zoroastrian fire temples. There are five smaller satellite campuses located in Zarand and Sirjan.
Teaching at KMU is shared across 10 schools including dentistry, pharmacy, nursing, healthcare management and traditional Persian medicine. The university also has a number of highly-regarded research institutes attached to it, including a centre for HIV and sexually transmitted disease which works in partnership with the World Health Organization.
Medical courses at KMU are very practical, and most degrees require students to work closely with local patients in associated hospitals. All students are therefore required to have a standard level of proficiency in speaking and understanding Persian as part of their studies. The university’s language centre provides Persian classes to students where necessary.
Student accommodation is available for home and international students at KMU. Strict security rules apply to the dorms, and students are not permitted to carry alcohol, certain types of music or other items that are banned in Iran.
Extracurricular activities including sports and entertainment are a regular feature of campus life at KMU, and all students are encouraged to make use of the university’s multi-purpose sports hall and on-site swimming pool and sauna.
A number of sports competitions also take place at the university and teams take place in inter-university tournaments across the country.
About City:
The long history of Kerman city, which covers thousands of years, has often witnessed war, peace, destruction and construction. Although this city was several times subject to invasions by different nations and tribes during the history, today it is one the most advanced cities of Iran.
Kerman is located on a high margin of Kavir-e Lut (Lut Desert) in the south-central part of Iran. The city is surrounded by mountains. Kerman is also located along the Saheb Al Zman Mountain.
The distance between this city and Tehran is 1064 kms. and is on Tehran, Bandar Abbas and Zahedan route. Kerman airport is counted as one of the main airports which has daily & weekly flights to Tehran, Ahwaz, Yazd, Esfahan, Bandar Abbas, Mashhad and Shiraz. Also the Trans Iranian Railway passes through this city. Kerman has had a long turbulent history. It was only during the rule of the Qajar Dynasty that security was restored in this city under the Central Government. Kerman has a small Zoroastrian minority.Masjed-e Jame or Muzaffari is one of the historical monuments of the 14th century CE, famous for its magnificent portal, its mihrab and mosaic-tile decorations, and its historic inscription, which bears the date 1349 CE.
Climate
Kerman city has a moderate and the average annual rainfall is 135 mm. Because it is located close to the Kavir-e lut, Kerman has hot summers and in the spring it often has violent sand storms. Otherwise, its climate is relatively cool.
