Bam University of Medical Sciences and Health Services
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Bam,
Iran
Abroad
General Information
Established in 1991, Bam University of Medical Sciences is a public medical institution located in the historic city of Bam, Kerman Province. The university gained significant global attention and underwent major redevelopment following the 2003 earthquake, becoming a symbol of resilience in the region. Today, it serves as a critical healthcare hub for eastern Kerman, offering a range of medical programs with a strong emphasis on Public Health and Emergency Medicine.
General Info
- Established: 1991.
- Primary Location: > Khalij-e Fars Blvd, Bam, Kerman Province, Iran.
- Academic Model: Doctor of Medicine (MD).
- Structure: A 7-year program consisting of:
- Pre-clinical (Years 1–2.5): Focus on basic sciences (Anatomy, Physiology, etc.).
- Clinical (Years 3–5): Hospital-based clerkships and theoretical clinical courses.
- Internship (Final Year): Mandatory rotations to prepare for professional practice.
- Instruction: English (for international medical tracks); Persian (for domestic tracks and clinical patient interaction).
- Schools: Includes the School of Medicine, School of Health, and School of Nursing & Midwifery.
- Research Focus: Notable for studies in Leishmaniasis (Sandfly-borne diseases), Disaster Medicine, and Environmental Health.
- Admission: For international students, eligibility depends on 10+2 scores in PCB. NEET qualification is required for Indian students to ensure future domestic eligibility.
Campus Facilities
MUBam’s campus is modern and designed to support high-level medical research and student life in a desert climate.
- Skills Lab: A specialized training center where students practice medical maneuvers on simulators before entering clinical wards.
- Dissection Hall: Modern anatomical facilities for cadaver-based learning, essential for the first two years of the MD program.
- Leishmaniasis Research Center: A regional leader in studying and treating cutaneous leishmaniasis, which is endemic to the area.
- Disaster Medicine Hub: Built upon the city's history, this center trains students in large-scale emergency response and trauma management.
- Central Library: Provides access to digital medical libraries (UpToDate, ClinicalKey) and extensive physical collections.
- IT & E-Learning Center: Supports the university’s virtual learning environments and medical informatics courses.
- Molecular Biology Lab: Equipped for genetic and biochemical research, supporting both student projects and faculty research.
- University Auditorium: A large facility for hosting medical congresses and student-led seminars.
- Environmental Health Lab: Focuses on water and soil safety in the arid region of Kerman.
- Campus Sports Complex: Includes facilities for futsal, volleyball, and a gymnasium to support student physical wellness.
Hospital & Medical Facilities
Leading tertiary care hospital attached to the institution
MUBam manages the primary healthcare network for the Bam region, providing students with high clinical exposure:
- Pasteur Hospital (Bam): The main teaching hospital, offering a wide range of specialized services and acting as the region's primary trauma center.
- Comprehensive Health Centers: Students rotate through several rural and urban health centers to gain experience in community medicine.
- Specialized Clinics: Affiliated clinics focus on dermatology, pediatrics, and infectious diseases.
Fee Structure
State University Affordability
MUBam manages the primary healthcare network for the Bam region, providing students with high clinical exposure:
- Pasteur Hospital (Bam): The main teaching hospital, offering a wide range of specialized services and acting as the region's primary trauma center.
- Comprehensive Health Centers: Students rotate through several rural and urban health centers to gain experience in community medicine.
- Specialized Clinics: Affiliated clinics focus on dermatology, pediatrics, and infectious diseases.
City Details
- The Vibe: Bam is a UNESCO World Heritage site, famous for the ancient Arg-e Bam (the world's largest adobe structure). It is a warm, historical city known for its date palm groves and hospitable residents.
- Connectivity:
- Bam Airport: Offers flights to Tehran.
- Road/Rail: Connected to the national rail network and the main Kerman-Zahedan highway.
- Safety: Very high; the city is peaceful and the local population is very supportive of the university community.
Hostel & Mess
- Accommodation: The university provides furnished dormitories with amenities like high-speed internet, laundry rooms, and study halls.
- Dining: The University Self-Service (Mensa) provides subsidized hot meals daily. Traditional Persian food is the staple.
- Standard of Living: The city is quiet and academic-focused, offering a safe environment for students.
Miscellaneous
- Intake: Primarily September.
- Documents: Requires high school transcripts (Physics, Chemistry, Biology), valid passport, and medical fitness clearance.
- Persian Language: A basic Persian course is mandatory during the first year to ensure students can communicate with patients during clinical rotations.
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Facilities & Campus Life
Well-equipped Library
Experienced Faculty
Computer Lab
Sports Activities
Heritage Campus
Frequently Asked Questions
Answer: Yes. AMW coordinates group departure assistance and helps with flight planning. Our local representative in Uzbekistan meets students at Tashkent airport and provides transport to the university hostel. Support continues throughout the first month of your stay.
Answer: Yes. Direct flights between Delhi and Tashkent operate regularly and take under 3 hours. Most universities have structured semester breaks that allow students to visit home at least once or twice a year. AMW advises students on the academic calendar and the best travel windows.
Answer: The process is straightforward and well-defined. AMW handles the complete visa application, document preparation, attestation, and apostille. Visa approval typically takes 10–20 working days from the date of submission.
(1) Free counselling, share your score and goals. <br />
(2) We handle all documentation, applications, and visa processing. <br />
(3) You arrive at college; we provide ongoing support for all 6 years.
Our pass rate is approximately 78% compared to the national average of ~45%, because we begin structured FMGE preparation from Year 4, not after graduation.
No. Every university we recommend offers MBBS fully in English. Basic Russian is helpful for patient interaction during clinical rotations, but the degree is completed entirely in English. Basic Russian can be learned at the University campus for free.
Answer: All AMW partner universities in Uzbekistan offer English-medium MBBS programmes. A basic Uzbek and/or Russian language module is included in the first year to help students communicate with patients during clinical rotations — no prior knowledge of either language is required for admission.
Total cost for MBBS in Russia (tuition + living) is approximately ₹22–38 Lakhs over 6 years, which is much cheaper than private medical colleges in India (₹65–110 Lakhs). Exact fees vary by university
Yes, an MBBS from an NMC-approved foreign university is fully valid in India. You must clear FMGE (transitioning to NExT) to practice.
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