Academic Programs

 The Academic Programs Department is responsible for integrating health simulation into the curricula, whether for undergraduate or postgraduate students. It also provides a method of clinical tests using medical simulation. After review and editing by faculty members and curriculum directors.
Undergraduate Studies:

The unit increases the effectiveness of educational outcomes in the health area and offers simulation-based training for university courses at the simulation center. In collaboration with faculty members, the unit aims to include health simulation into university curricula to help prepare both male and female students to adapt to a positive environment and ensure the safety of patients and trainees. The unit supports the colleges of medicine, dentistry, nursing, pharmacy, applied health sciences, social work, and other associated colleges.

Postgraduate Studies:

The unit focuses on integrating health simulation in postgraduate studies, including internships, residency programs, fellowships, and masters. The unit aims to design training programs in cooperation with the heads of postgraduate studies programs linked to trainees' basic skills to hone professional skills.

Assessment:

The evaluation unit at the Simulation and Skills Development Center aims to focus on developing and establishing programs and activities that specialize in assessment using simulation based on national and international guidelines and standards.​