Dr. Mohammad Hossein Pourgharib Shahi, Vice President for Cultural and Student Affairs at Tehran University of Medical Sciences, announced the launch of the Comprehensive System for Monitoring and Caring for First-year students (Fall 2024 intake). The Comprehensive Monitoring and Care Plan for New Students aims to provide a structured framework for supporting first-year university students as they transition into higher education.

In a ceremony to commemorate Nurses' Day and honor 50 exemplary nurses, officials at Tehran University of Medical Sciences expressed their appreciation for the tireless efforts and sacrifices of nurses across the country. From developing welfare facilities to pursuing nurses' demands, everything in the ceremony showed special attention to the status of these earthly angels. Meanwhile, the officials' speeches and appreciation for the nurses' round-the-clock sacrifices showed endless devotion to those serving the health system.

In this episode of TUMS LIFE, Dr. Ghazi Mahvin, an Indian medical graduate from Tehran University of Medical Sciences, discusses her studies in Iran. Dr. Mahvin stated that Tehran University of Medical Sciences is better than universities in India and other countries. She enjoyed her studies in Iran and found the quality of education to be excellent, especially since her professors were very kind and often explained concepts in English for better understanding. Dr. Mahvin added that the medical education at Tehran University of Medical Sciences covers all essential and practical aspects.

Dr. Oveis Sedigh, a recent medical graduate from India, has shared his positive experience studying at Tehran University of Medical Sciences. In an interview with the popular student lifestyle program, TUMS LIFE, Dr. Sedigh discussed his time in Iran and highlighted the benefits of pursuing a medical degree at the prestigious university. Dr. Sedigh emphasized the accessibility and quality of education at Tehran University of Medical Sciences compared to other countries. He cited his Muslim faith as a primary reason for choosing Iran, and praised the intelligence and dedication of the faculty at affiliated hospitals. "I found that studying medicine in Tehran was both easier and more rewarding than in other countries,"he said."One of the main reasons I chose Iran was because it's a Muslim country. The professors at the hospitals are incredibly knowledgeable and supportive of their students." International students at Tehran University of Medical Sciences particularly appreciate the clinical training offered

The evaluation plan for the World Osteoporosis Day campaign is being executed and developed by the Osteoporosis Research Center at Tehran University of Medical Sciences, commissioned by the Office of Non-Communicable Diseases of the Ministry of Health. Osteoporosis is a metabolic disease meaning bone loss. Each year, the International Osteoporosis Foundation designs a slogan for World Osteoporosis Day on October 20th, based on which educational materials are prepared, and educational planning is conducted accordingly.

In a magnificent ceremony celebrating the Ninth Graduation of Tehran University of Medical Sciences, filled with pride and hope, over 600 graduates from undergraduate, master's, general doctorate, and specialized programs recited the Hippocratic Oath, pledging their commitment to upholding the highest ethical standards in their profession and taking a firm step towards serving humanity.

Nasrin Mashreghi, head of the Welfare and Cooperation Department at Tehran University of Medical Sciences, announced a comprehensive package of new employee benefits. The package includes a partnership with the "SELFit" sports platform, installment plans for home appliances and clothing, discounted tickets to the Milad Tower, Eram Green Park, Tehran Bird Garden, and a one-day tour to the Ali Sadr Cave in Hamedan. "We hope that this collection of benefits will satisfy our employees and serve as a small token of appreciation for their hard work," Mashreghi said.