TUMS Department of Foreign Languages started its activities in 1991. With 4 faculty members, 17 affiliated faculty members, and more than 30 invited instructors, the Department offers English language courses to nearly 4,000 undergraduate and graduate students annually.
We are proud to offer foreign languages courses to our staff, faculty, and learners interested in learning. Foreign languages are: English ,French ,Turkish ,Italian ,Arabic German and Spanish.
English for Medical Purposes is a specialized English language program specially designed for faculty members & medical students interested in developing specialized English.
We offer different levels of Persian courses on a complementary basis. These courses seek the notion of communication in the real life situations, hospitals and medical centers presented by a native speaker instructor. The most important goals of these courses are communicating in Persian language based on students’ needs to gain the ability of communicating in educational and medical settings.
International college of TUMS runs a communicative English Language Learning program which allows students to communicate with a native speaker instructor to improve their conversation skills as well as learn about the technical terms and expressions in the medical sciences.
News & Announcement
The National Secretariat of EducationIRAN attended the graduation ceremony of international students at Tehran University of Medical Sciences. The event was held on Saturday, October 26, 2023.
A brainstorming session on university colleges in the country was held, where participants discussed the structure and agenda for establishing international colleges of medical universities. They emphasized the inclusion of criteria related to research, industry collaboration, entrepreneurship, and clinical aspects. The use of electronic infrastructures for university rankings based on international indicators was proposed. The importance of research, climate, and cultural capacities in attracting international students was highlighted. The session aimed to foster collaboration and exchange of ideas, with plans to further discuss and refine the criteria for establishing university colleges in future meetings.