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About the College


The College of Medical Technology is one of the colleges affiliated with Nalut University, which was established on 2/12/2001 under the decision of the Secretary of the People's Committee for the Nalut District (formerly) No. 37 of 2001, in the name of the Department

The Medical Technology at the University of the Falcon of Africa (then known as the University of Departments) and this decision was indeed implemented, as the Medical Technology Department was opened with two branches: the Medical Laboratories Department and the Dental Technology Department.

After the reduction of universities and the merger of the University of the Eagle of Africa (formerly) with the University of the Western Mountain, the college then separated by the decision of the Prime Minister No. 606 of the year 2017, and the decision of the Minister of Education No. 2055 regarding the transfer of affiliation

The college was established without the previous affiliation and was named the College of Medical Technology at Nalut University, which is the name the college still carries today.

Dr. Muftah Khalifa Al-Kilani served as the dean of the college from 2001 to 2010.

Then Dr. Nagy Al-Hadi Aburas took over the management of the college during the period (2010-2012).

Then Professor Mohamed Khalifa Qanah took over the management of the college in 2012.

Professor Akram Saleh Qarqab took over the management of the college in 2013.

Professor Ayman Abdullah Al-Izabi took over the management of the college in 2014.

Professor Mohamed Khalifa Qanah has been serving as the Dean of the College since 2014 to the present.


The college aims to be a beacon and a guiding light for scientific advancement in medical technologies, and to be a distinguished hub and one of the leading colleges in the field of medical sciences and community service.

 

The College of Medical Technology in Nalut aims to provide scientific programs that meet international quality standards and specifications, with the goal of preparing graduates who are capable of keeping up with modern scientific technologies in the field of medical technology, possessing outstanding skills and able to compete in local and regional job markets, in addition to keeping pace with developments in the field of knowledge production.

  • Building specialized cadres in the field of medical technologies that have the ability to compete and meet the needs of the labor market.
  •  Establishing a bridge of relationships to exchange experiences with academic institutions and research centers in the field of medical technologies to ensure advanced training and continuous learning.
  •  Applying quality standards in the educational and administrative system of the college and developing work under the total quality management system at the college.
  •  Conducting field research that would contribute to improving the level of health services in the community.
  • Commitment to continuing education and training programs by coordinating with health centers and hospitals located within the university's scope to enhance field training programs.
  •  Working to localize and employ knowledge to serve the community by providing scientific, technical, and artistic consultations to all community institutions.
  •  Actively contributing to raising the level of health awareness in the community by preparing workshops, seminars, and conferences through available media.