GMU Recognized by Kuwaiti Ministry of Higher Education as a Global Hub for Medical Education
August 22, 2023: (Press Release)- Marking a significant decision that highlights the dedication to excellence in UAE's Health professions education system, the Ministry of Higher Education in Kuwait has recognized the Gulf Medical University (GMU) as a prestigious institution for Kuwaiti students pursuing medical studies. This recognition is the outcome of a thorough evaluation process that included an in-depth inspection of the university's programs, buildings, laboratories, and affiliated teaching hospitals by the officials of the ministry. The decision stands as a testament to the high-quality education provided by Gulf Medical University and its commitment to shaping the competent healthcare workforce of tomorrow.
The accreditation earned by Gulf Medical University from the Ministry of Higher Education in Kuwait is the culmination of years of hard work and dedication to fostering a culture of academic excellence. With more than 90 different nationalities represented among its student body, Gulf Medical University has emerged as a global leader in medical education. This multicultural environment enriches the learning experience and fosters an international perspective among aspiring healthcare practitioners.
On the occasion of this accomplishment, Professor Hossam Hamdy, Chancellor of Gulf Medical University, said, "We are honored by the Kuwaiti Ministry of Higher Education's recognition of Gulf Medical University as a distinguished institution for Kuwaiti students seeking health professions’ education. This acknowledgement underlines our excellence in delivering top-notch learning ecosystem, encouraging a global perspective, and turning out excellent healthcare professionals. Our goal is to develop our students' abilities and aspirations while preparing them for success in the ever-evolving healthcare landscape. This recognition further strengthens our commitment to continue pushing boundaries and setting new benchmarks with innovative programs and clinical training systems."
A delegation from the Ministry conducted a comprehensive review that encompassed every aspect of the university's offerings. This included a meticulous examination of academic programs, faculty qualifications, research initiatives, infrastructure, state-of-the-art laboratories, and affiliations with renowned hospitals.
Recently, Gulf Medical University was honored with the prestigious “Excellence in Research" award by the Ministry of Health and Prevention (MoHP) of UAE, in addition to being recognized among the country’s top 10 institutions for health research, attesting to its academic brilliance and innovative contributions to healthcare.
In the last 24 years, more than 3000 students have graduated from the university. These graduates have advanced their careers and landed successful positions, such as CEOs, COOs, Medical Directors, and Heads of Departments in the healthcare and research sectors across the Middle East, Africa, South Asia, Europe, North America, and Australia. Additionally, Gulf Medical University’s graduates are recognized internationally and have access to employment thanks to the university's partnerships with more than 70 foreign universities and research institutions.
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Confident we are going to win Kerala: Shashi Tharoor
New Delhi (PTI): Congress leader Shashi Tharoor on Thursday expressed confidence in the victory of the United Democratic Front (UDF) in Kerala, saying the Congress-led alliance will win more than 75 seats out of the total 140 in the state.
Tharoor, who hails from Kerala, said he was not surprised to see the results of the exit polls, most of which predicted a victory for the UDF that has been out of power for 10 years in the state.
"We have been on the ground. I have campaigned in 59 constituencies across 12 districts out of 14. I was very confident we are going to win.
"Everything that I have picked up from not just my party colleagues and workers but also from other observers, media and others have always convinced me that we were going to score a comfortable win of above 75 seats. And all the (exit) polls have confirmed the same thing," he told reporters here.
The Thiruvananthapuram MP said he was not surprised to see the results of the exit polls but in general he was not a big fan of exit polls in India.
"Because ours is not purely a homogenous society. We have to take into account gender issue, caste issue, class issue, regional disparities. You never get a convincingly large enough sample to give an accurate poll and now there is the additional complication that we have heard about in West Bengal this year that many people are unwilling to answer the questions of the pollsters," he said.
The Congress leader said normally, it used to be below 10 per cent that people said that they would not answer.
"Even if you are a reputable exit pollster, in Bengal, one polling company has said 60 per cent of people refused to answer. So, what is the worth of a poll where 60 per cent of your respondents have not answered," he said.
Several exit polls on Wednesday predicted a comeback by the Congress-led UDF in Kerala after 10 years, dethroning the CPI(M)-led Left Democratic Front (LDF).
Polling for the 140-member Kerala assembly was held on April 9. Results of assembly elections in West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Assam, Puducherry, besides Kerala, will be announced on May 4.
