Abadan university of medical sciences

Undergraduate

Medicine

Nursing

Midwifery

Public Health

Laboratory Sciences

Anesthesia Technology

Radiology Technology

Environmental Health Engineering

Postgraduate

Community Medicine

Nursing (Various Specializations)

Public Health (Epidemiology, Nutrition)

Medical Microbiology

Biostatistics

Health Services Management

Short Courses

Emergency Medical Services

Infection Control

Clinical Skills Training

Medicine

7 years

$6,000 - $7,500

Nursing

4 years

$3,500 - $4,500

Midwifery

4 years

$3,500 - $4,500

Public Health

4 years

$3,500 - $4,500

Laboratory Sciences

4 years

$4,000 - $5,000

Anesthesia Technology

4 years

$4,000 - $5,000

Radiology Technology

4 years

$4,000 - $5,000

Environmental Health Engineering

4 years

$4,000 - $5,000

Community Medicine

3 years

$4,000 - $5,500

Nursing (Various Specializations)

2 years

$3,500 - $4,500

Public Health (Epidemiology)

2 years

$3,500 - $4,500

Public Health (Nutrition)

2 years

$3,500 - $4,500

Medical Microbiology

2 years

$4,000 - $5,000

Biostatistics

2 years

$3,500 - $4,500

Health Services Management

2 years

$3,500 - $4,500

PhD in Community Medicine

4-5 years

$5,000 - $6,500

PhD in Nursing

3-5 years

$4,500 - $5,500

PhD in Public Health

3-5 years

$4,500 - $5,500

PhD in Medical Microbiology

4-5 years

$5,000 - $6,000

PhD in Biostatistics

3-5 years

$4,500 - $5,500

PhD in Health Services Management

3-5 years

$4,500 - $5,500

Location

Abadan, Khuzestan Province, Iran

Programs Offered

Medicine, Nursing, Midwifery, Public Health, Laboratory Sciences, Anesthesia Technology, etc.

Language of Instruction

Primarily Persian; some courses may offer English support, particularly for medical programs.

Tuition Fees

Ranges from $3,500 to $7,500 per year, depending on the program

Accommodation

University provides dormitories; private housing options available in the city.

Scholarships

Limited scholarships available for international students; based on merit and financial need.

Admission Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent, entrance exam, language proficiency (IELTS/TOEFL if applicable).

Intake Periods

Mainly September; some programs may have multiple intakes

Student Services

Visa support, student counseling, health services, sports facilities

Cultural Adaptation Support

Orientation programs, Persian language courses, cultural events

Visa Requirements

Student visa required; university provides guidance and support for visa application.

Living Costs

Estimated $300 - $600 per month for accommodation, food, and personal expenses

Eligibility Criteria

High school diploma or equivalent for undergraduate programs; relevant bachelor's degree for master's/PhD programs.

Entrance Exam

Required for most programs; usually includes subjects related to the field of study.

Language Proficiency

Persian language proficiency required; IELTS/TOEFL may be needed for some English-supported programs.

Application Submission

Applications are submitted online through the university’s official portal or in person.

Required Documents

Academic transcripts, passport copy, language proficiency certificate, recommendation letters, and personal statement.

Application Fee

An application fee (typically around $50-$100) is required; payable online.

Application Deadlines

Generally, March to May for the September intake; specific deadlines vary by program.

Interview

Some programs may require an interview, especially for graduate and PhD programs.

Offer of Admission

Successful applicants receive an offer letter, which is needed for visa application.

Visa Application

Student visa application through the Iranian embassy; university provides support and documentation.

Enrollment

Payment of tuition fees, registration, and attending orientation sessions upon arrival.

Medical Examination

Medical fitness certificate may be required as part of the registration process.

Undergraduate

Main intake: September

  High school diploma or equivalent
  Good academic standing
  Entrance exam required

  Persian language proficiency; IELTS/TOEFL if applicable for English-supported courses

Master's

Main intake: September

  Bachelor’s degree in a related field
  Minimum GPA requirement
  Entrance exam may be required

Possible second intake: February

  Persian language proficiency; IELTS/TOEFL if applicable for English-supported courses

PhD/Doctorate

Main intake: September

  Master's degree in a related field
  Research proposal
  Interview and entrance exam

Possible second intake: February

  Persian language proficiency; IELTS/TOEFL if applicable for English-supported courses

Short Courses

Varies based on course

  Relevant academic background or professional experience

Language Requirements

Throughout the year

  Persian language courses available for international students who need proficiency improvement

Merit-Based Scholarship

High academic performance; minimum GPA requirement

Partial tuition fee waiver

Apply through the university’s scholarship office

Need-Based Scholarship

Demonstrated financial need; supporting financial documents

Partial tuition fee assistance

Submit financial documents along with application

International Student Scholarship

Available for outstanding international students

Partial tuition coverage

Application through the international office

Research Scholarship

For postgraduate students involved in significant research work

Research funding and partial tuition support

Submit a research proposal to the relevant department

Government Scholarships

Offered by Iranian government to international students

Full or partial tuition and living expenses

Apply through Iranian embassies or cultural centers

Specialized Program Scholarships

For students in specific programs (e.g., Public Health, Nursing)

Varies (usually partial tuition support)

Application details available with program departments

Cultural Exchange Scholarships

Available for students from partner countries

Tuition, accommodation, and monthly stipend

Application through respective cultural offices

Campus Location

Main campus located in Abadan, Khuzestan Province, Iran.

N/A

On-Campus Dormitories

Separate dormitories for male and female students; basic amenities provided.

$50 - $100

Room Types

Shared rooms (2-4 students per room); limited single rooms available at higher cost.

Shared: $50 - $80
Single: $100+

Facilities Provided

Wi-Fi, study areas, laundry, kitchen, and recreational areas.

Included in accommodation cost

Off-Campus Housing

Private apartments and shared housing available near the campus.

$150 - $300

Meal Plans

University canteens available; meals at subsidized rates.

$2 - $5 per meal

Transportation

Shuttle services between campus and dormitories; public transport easily accessible.

Minimal cost (local bus fares)

Health Services

On-campus health clinic providing basic medical care and emergency services.

Free or minimal charge

Sports Facilities

Sports complex with gym, football field, and other recreational facilities.

Free for students

Library & Study Spaces

Well-equipped library and dedicated study spaces for students.

Free

Cultural & Social Events

Regular cultural, social, and academic events for student engagement.

Free or minimal entry fee

Academic Environment

Collaborative and supportive with a focus on medical and health sciences education and research.

Student Societies

Various student clubs and societies including medical, cultural, sports, and volunteer groups.

Cultural Activities

Regular cultural festivals, exhibitions, and events celebrating Iranian and international cultures.

Sports & Recreation

Access to sports facilities including gym, football, volleyball, and basketball courts.

Health Services

On-campus health clinic offering basic medical services and mental health support.

Dining Options

University canteens offering a variety of local and international meals at subsidized rates.

Social Spaces

Common areas, student lounges, and cafes for socializing and relaxation.

Accommodation Life

Active dormitory life with events, shared study spaces, and recreational activities.

Orientation Programs

Orientation for new students including tours, language classes, and cultural adaptation support.

Support Services

Counseling, academic advising, and career guidance available to all students.

Public Transportation

Easy access to local buses and shuttles for commuting around the city.

Volunteering Opportunities

Community service programs, health camps, and internships in local hospitals.

Safety & Security

Campus security 24/7; safe environment for students with controlled access to dormitories.

Networking Events

Seminars, workshops, and conferences with opportunities to connect with professionals.

Student Feedback

Channels available for students to provide feedback on academic and campus life.

Placement Support

The university offers career guidance, job search assistance, and connections with local hospitals and clinics.

Internship Opportunities

Mandatory internships for medical, nursing, and health science students in affiliated hospitals and clinics.

Job Fairs & Networking

Regular job fairs, seminars, and networking events to connect students with potential employers.

Career Counseling

Career counseling services available to help students identify job opportunities and career paths.

Collaborations

Partnerships with local healthcare institutions, providing job placements for graduates.

Clinical Training

Extensive clinical training as part of the curriculum to prepare students for immediate employment.

Employment Rate

High employment rate for medical and healthcare graduates due to demand in regional health services.

Placement Fields

Graduates work in hospitals, clinics, public health organizations, research institutions, and private healthcare settings.

Alumni Network

Strong alumni network providing mentorship and job placement support for current students.

Government Opportunities

Graduates often find employment in public health sectors, government hospitals, and health ministries.