Yarmouk University Faculty of Medicine

The Faculty is housed in a state-of-the-art building (opened in 2019) covering 22,000 square meters, shared with the Faculty of Pharmacy.

• Clinical Skills & Simulation Center (CSSC): A flagship facility inaugurated in 2024. It includes a Simulation Hospital in the basement with a triage department, operating rooms, and wards for internal medicine and maternal care.
• Anatomage Table: A 3D virtual dissection table that allows students to explore human anatomy digitally in high resolution.
• Modern Labs: Dedicated laboratories for Anatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry, Microbiology, and Pathology, equipped with interactive computerized systems.
• Reading Halls & E-Learning: Features quiet study zones and advanced computer labs for digital exams and research.
• Scientific Research Office (SRO): A dedicated hub that guides students in starting research projects and publishing in international journals.
• AI Research Groups: Includes specialized groups like the MED-ENG AI Research Group, exploring the intersection of medicine, engineering, and artificial intelligence.
• Princess Iman Campus Cafeteria: A large dining facility with indoor and outdoor halls serving hot and cold meals.
• Model School: A university-affiliated school used by students' families and as part of community education programs.
• Al-Hussein Bin Talal Library: Access to one of the largest libraries in the Middle East, housing over 600,000 references.
• Sustainable Development Group: A student-led group focused on integrating the UN Sustainable Development Goals into healthcare.

Yarmouk University utilizes a network of major teaching hospitals across northern and central Jordan for its clinical clerkships (Years 4–6).

• Princess Basma Teaching Hospital: The primary site for Internal Medicine, General Surgery, and Orthopedic rotations in Irbid.
• Princess Rahma & Princess Badia Hospitals: Centers of excellence for Pediatrics and Obstetrics/Gynecology training.
• King Abdullah University Hospital (KAUH): A major tertiary referral center used for advanced clinical rotations.
• Prince Rashid & Princess Haya Military Hospitals: Strategic sites under the Royal Medical Services for diverse surgical and medical experience.
• King Hussein Medical City (Amman): For specialized elective and core rotations in the capital.
• Forensic Medicine Teaching Center: A specialized facility for students to study forensic pathology.

Fees are calculated per credit hour (258 credits total) and vary between the Unified (Competitive) and Parallel/International tracks.

Scholarship

• Distinction Scholarships: Merit-based awards provided by the university for the highest-ranking students in each batch.
• Independent Provider Grants: Access to external scholarships like the Blumenthal Performing Arts or Bill Walsh Scholarship for students with multidisciplinary talents.
• ERASMUS+: Funding for student exchange programs with European partner universities for clinical or research electives.
• Need-Based Aid: Managed through the Deanship of Student Affairs for eligible Jordanian students.

• The Vibe: Irbid is a bustling, youthful city. It is considered the cultural capital of Jordan, with a friendly, hospitable population.
• Connectivity:
• Land: Frequent "JETT" and local buses connect Irbid to Amman (approx. 70 minutes).
• International: Queen Alia International Airport (Amman) is roughly 1.5–2 hours away.
• Safety: Very high. The university area is well-populated, well-lit, and very safe for international students at all hours.

• Accommodation: * Female Housing: On-campus "Daat al-Nitaqayn" residence, located 100 meters from the North Gate, offering safe, furnished rooms.
• Male Housing: Students typically rent private apartments or studios in the vibrant "University Street" area surrounding the campus.
• Dining: Multiple on-campus cafeterias and proximity to Irbid’s famous restaurant district, providing affordable Mediterranean and international cuisine.
• Vibe: Known as a "city of students," Irbid offers a focused, academic atmosphere with a rich cultural life, including university museums (Natural History and Jordanian Heritage).
• Sports: Access to the Al-Hasan Sports City (walking distance) and university gyms, pools, and jogging tracks.

• Dress Code: Medical students are required to follow a specific professional dress code during clinical and lab hours.
• Global Health: Very active in international health through the Global Health Interest Group, allowing students to participate in worldwide medical webinars and projects.