School of Medicine

Ardabil School of Medical Sciences was established in 1993 in a building adjacent to the Boo ali Educational and Medical Center and began admitting students in the fields of medicine, nursing, midwifery, and laboratory sciences. By the end of 1993, the school was restructured to form Ardabil University of Medical Sciences (ArUMS), expanding its academic programs each year.

In 1995, the university moved to a new location (Daneshgah St., near Shourabil Lake), and its academic offerings were provided through the Schools of Medicine, Paramedical Sciences, Health, Nursing, and Midwifery. In early 2006, the School of Health was separated from the School of Medicine and was subsequently promoted to a separate school. The Faculty of Nursing and Midwifery was also relocated in 2011 from the complex of the School of Medicine and Paramedical Sciences to a new location.

The School of Medicine at Ardabil University of Medical Sciences is committed to providing high-quality medical education and training to aspiring physicians. The School of Medicine has played a crucial role in shaping healthcare professionals equipped with the skills and knowledge necessary to meet the needs of the community. The curriculum is designed to integrate theoretical understanding with clinical practice, ensuring that students gain hands-on experience through various training programs and internships in associated hospitals and healthcare facilities.

The experienced educators and medical professionals in this school foster an engaging learning environment, encouraging research and critical thinking. With a focus on community health, the school emphasizes the importance of medical ethics, patient-centered care, and public health initiatives, preparing graduates to address the diverse health challenges faced by society.

The following programs are currently offered by the School of Medicine:

• Undergraduate Programs:

• Graduate Programs: