The Department of Basic Medical Sciences at the College of Nursing, like other colleges with medical specializations, is dedicated to teaching courses in various basic science disciplines to build a solid scientific foundation for the college’s students. During the first and second academic years, the department covers a range of scientific subjects, including anatomy and histology, biochemistry, nutrition, microbiology (1 and 2), pathophysiology, pharmacology, statistics, Arabic language, law, and democracy.

Vision

1-To elevate students' knowledge to a level where they can integrate different sciences to support nursing and health sciences. 2-To keep pace with scientific and technological advancements, using the latest medical techniques in conducting tests and analytical procedures to diagnose various diseases and treatment methods. 3-To strengthen students' confidence in taking on responsibility and enhancing their analytical abilities to provide scientific and logical interpretations of medical cases encountered across health institutions. 4-To aspire to establish scientific connections locally and globally between college students, universities, and other healthcare institutions.

Mission

The Department of Basic Sciences serves as the foundational block for students in the College of Nursing, providing students with the skills and understanding necessary to study and comprehend the various basic medical sciences that the department focuses on and which fall within its responsibilities.

Objectives

The department aims to create a strong scientific base for college students across its various specializations. It also introduces students to basic medical sciences, forming a fundamental base for nursing studies and acquainting them with essential laboratory tests, thereby enhancing their scientific capability to deliver improved nursing care.