Founded in 1946 as the Isfahan Higher School of Health Education, Isfahan University of Medical Sciences (IUMS) witnessed a significant milestone in 1950 with the establishment of the Isfahan Faculty of Medicine. This marked the commencement of M.D. degree programs following a rigorous six-year medical training curriculum. In 1967, IUMS embarked on a new chapter … Read more
Located in Tehran, the capital of Iran, Shahid Beheshti University of Medical Sciences is one of the three medical universities in the city. Its history dates back to 1961 when the Schools of Medicine and Dentistry were established. 1986, the university began operating independently after amalgamating several treatment and educational units and organizations affiliated with … Read more
Shiraz University of Medical Sciences, located in Shiraz, Iran, is a renowned public medical school that is esteemed for its excellence. Recognized as one of Iran’s premier medical institutions, it accommodates a diverse student body that has over 9,000 enrolled students across over 200 disciplines. Supported by a faculty staff comprising nearly 900 members and … Read more
Initially founded in 1949 to meet the demand for physicians in northeast Iran, Mashhad University of Medical Sciences initially operated as part of a larger university structure. However, in 1994, the medical faculties were established independently, leading to the establishment of Mashhad University of Medical Sciences. The university provides education across seven essential disciplines, including … Read more
Iran University of Medical Sciences stands as a highly esteemed medical institution in Iran. Operating 11 schools, two centres, two institutes, and boasting twenty-nine research centres, as well as seventeen teaching and fifteen non-teaching hospitals in Tehran, it is a prominent hub for medical education and healthcare provision. The Iran University of Medical Sciences and … Read more
Tehran University of Medical Sciences stands as Iran’s largest and most prestigious medical university. It was originally established as part of Dar ol-Fonoon in 1851 and incorporated into the University of Tehran in 1934. The university comprises 11 schools, operates 16 teaching hospitals, and boasts over 44 libraries. Additionally, it publishes 58 journals, some of … Read more