Undergraduate Courses
231| MPHL (Credit Hours: 4 hours)
232| MPHL (Credit Hours: 4 hours)
 
Short Description:
The department teaches pharmacology to undergraduate medical students by conducting the following courses:  MPHL-231 (4 credit hours), MPHL-232 (4 credit  hours).  The teaching of these two courses entails the use of lectures, tutorials and practical sessions every week for a full year (2nd for MPHL-231) and during third year of College for MPHL-232.
  
As for C-Med 301 (1 credit hour), course, its method of instruction differs from the other courses.  It is taught to the students during their clinical rotations.  It concentrates on teaching the students methods of scientific writing, literature reviewing and on how students may present orally their selected presentations.  Topics include the clinical pharmacology and therapeutics of the drugs used in the treatment of the most prevalent diseases.

The department, also, teaches 196 Katab (1 credit hour), which is scientific terminology in Arabic, in collaboration with the Dept. of family and Community Medicine.