Graduate Attributes

1. The ability to demonstrate understanding and application of Islamic ethics and values in all aspects of the medical curriculum.

2. The ability to be knowledgeable, skilled, reflective, critical thinker and compassionate and be innovative in their approach to, and solution of problems; be committed to the health of populations as well as individuals.

3. The ability to be skilled at accessing, appraising, and applying the best available evidence to their everyday practice; by demonstrate awareness of the social, ethical, economic, environmental context of health and illness, psychological wellbeing, and delivery of care.

4. The ability to maintain high standards throughout their professional life by a commitment to life-long learning and teaching.

5. The ability to be a leader and work comfortably as a team member; and be willing for complete cooperation with others in joint projects and initiatives.

6. The ability to advocate for health by practicing preventive medicine and health promotion; uphold the community’s trust and expectations of the role of a doctor.

7. The ability to recognize the essential role of research in underpinning medical practice.