Batterjee Medical College for Sciences and Technology

BMC’s modern Jeddah campus is built on a large urban site with facilities designed for professional healthcare training, including:

• High-Tech Clinical Skills & Simulation Labs – Practical training environment for pre-clinical and clinical education.
• Problem-Based Learning (PBL) Classrooms – Encourages collaborative learning and critical thinking.
• Modern Laboratories & Research Facilities – Support scientific research and applied medical training.
• Virtual Hospital & Simulation Centers – Cutting-edge virtual technology for clinical scenarios.
• Libraries & Study Resources – Digital and physical scientific resources for medical students.
• Student Services & Fitness Facilities – Recreation and wellness spaces to support student life.

Clinical training for MBBS students is integrated with rotations and clerkships at several affiliated hospitals and healthcare centres, including:

• Ministry of Health Hospitals (various Jeddah facilities)
• Saudi German Hospital Group (Jeddah)
• Other government and private hospitals for clinical exposure across specialties
• Students progress from pre-clinical skills to supervised clinical care as part of hands-on preparation for medical practice.

Fees may vary depending on nationality, scholarships, and exchange rates.

Scholarships

• BMC offers multiple scholarship and financial support options, such as:
• Al-Forsan Scholarship – Covers up to 600,000 SAR for high achievers.
• Tomoh Program – Study now, pay fees in instalments after graduation.
• Tamkeen Program – Supports preparatory year students with tuition coverage.
• Ehsan Scholarship – Assistance for eligible students.
• Abna’a Al-Shuhada’a Scholarships – Support for children of martyrs.
• Partial Discounts & Merit Scholarships – Based on academic excellence.

• City: Jeddah, Saudi Arabia a major cosmopolitan urban centre on the Red Sea, known for its modern infrastructure and rich cultural heritage.
  Connectivity:
• Air: About 30–45 minutes from King Abdulaziz International Airport (JED).
• Transport: Well-connected road systems and public transport; easy access across the city.

• Accommodation: On-campus or affiliated housing is available, including separate facilities for male and female students, designed for student comfort and safety.
• Dining: Cafeterias and food courts provide diverse meal options.
• Student Life: BMC students engage in a multicultural environment, with opportunities to participate in clubs, research activities, community service, and academic events.
• Campus Culture: A professional yet vibrant environment focused on academic excellence and practical healthcare training.

• The Medicine program at BMC follows a Problem-Based Learning (PBL) curriculum developed in collaboration with international partners.
• Graduates are prepared for medical licensing exams and clinical practice both locally and internationally.
• BMC is increasingly recognised for its focus on practical skills and research readiness.