كلية الطب - المبنى الغربي
Kulliyah At-Tibb - Al-Mabna Al-Gharbi
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Summarised from visitor reviewsStudents praise the quality of education and high reputation of the medical college, with some noting it is challenging but produces outstanding doctors. The Western Building is spacious and well-equipped.
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4.6 · 34reviews
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The Western Building of the College of Medicine at King Saud University is the first medical school in Saudi Arabia, established in 1387. It opened its female students' department in 1394 and integrated King Abdulaziz University Hospital, formerly Prince Talal Hospital, in 1396. In 1402, King Khalid bin Abdulaziz inaugurated the college's headquarters and King Khalid University Hospital in Diriyah. The college has graduated over 5,089 doctors and 1,477 postgraduate specialists. In the academic year 1443/1444, it had 1,868 undergraduate students and 987 graduate students enrolled across 117 residency programs, two doctoral programs, four master's programs, and three diploma programs.
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