College of Dentistry

As part of the ongoing commitment to improving the quality of medical education and ensuring the highest standards of practical training, the Dean of the College of Dentistry has conducted comprehensive inspection tours to monitor the progress and performance of the summer training program for fourth- and fifth-year students.

This distinguished initiative falls within the College’s strategic plan to prepare a generation of highly qualified dentists, both academically and practically. The regular follow-up includes assessing students’ practical performance and ensuring the implementation of the latest academic and professional standards in the training environment.

During her tours, the Dean emphasized the importance of summer training as a fundamental pillar in refining students’ skills and providing them with the practical experience necessary to practice the profession with competence and confidence. She noted that this continuous follow-up aims to ensure the achievement of the intended educational objectives and to enhance students’ capabilities in handling various clinical cases.

The follow-up process involves evaluating the quality of academic supervision, reviewing the implemented training programs, and ensuring the availability of all necessary resources and tools to provide an advanced learning environment that keeps pace with the latest developments in the field of dentistry.

This exceptional attention to summer training reaffirms the College’s commitment to graduating dentists with the highest levels of professional and academic competence, thereby contributing to the enhancement of the quality of healthcare services provided to the community.

 

The Faculty of Dentistry, through this achievement, fulfills key objectives of sustainable development, specifically:

Goal 4: Quality Education

Goal 5: Gender Equality

Goal 10: Reduced Inequalities