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Department of Biology and Immunology
Head of Department:
Dr.. Dr. Abdul Elah bin Ahmed Al-Qarzaei
Office :
Headquarters - Building B2
Phone number :
016
e-mail:
mdc.bdh@qu.edu.sa
Vision
The department aims to be a leader in medical education and sustainability and a supporter of community health promotion and national and global partnership
Mission
Providing a distinguished, advanced and sustainable academic environment that contributes to enhancing the health level of the community by graduating medical competencies, providing consultations and conducting research studies that are scientifically and professionally influential and support innovation and effective partnerships.
Overview
The department is concerned with the biological, practical and clinical aspects of bacteriology, virology, parasitology, mycology and immunology and works to excel in providing medical students with the knowledge and skills needed to diagnose and prevent diseases and perform laboratory tests in microbiology.
Objectives :
- Providing students with basic scientific knowledge in the field of specialization.
- Developing practical and applied skills related to the profession or academic field.
- Promote critical and creative thinking among students.
- Preparing students for the labor market by developing professional and technical skills.
- Instilling professional values and ethics related to the field.
- Encouraging scientific research and participating in research projects.
- Serving the community by providing scientific solutions and community initiatives.
Educational goals:
1. Describe the development, structure, and functions of the immune system.
2. Recognize the different types of human diseases that affect the immune system
3. Describe the principle of managing different types of human diseases affecting the immune system, with a focus on common conditions, using a community-based approach.
4. Study the structure of microorganisms such as viruses, bacteria, fungi and parasites that infect humans.