PERSIAN LITERATURE
Considering the importance of learning Persian for medical students due to the necessity of communicating with patients in hospital wards, clinics, and other clinical environments, international students admitted to the Medicine program participate in the Persian language proficiency test at the start of their first level of studies (Basic Sciences). It should be noted that all language classes (Persian, English, and other international languages) are held at the International College.
Based on their scores, students are placed into Persian language courses, which are held in five levels from the first to the fifth semester. The first three levels focus more on general Persian, while the next two levels concentrate on clinical Persian used in medicine.
After completing these five levels and passing all the associated exams, students must also take a comprehensive Persian language proficiency exam. Passing this comprehensive exam, in addition to meeting all other educational requirements, is a prerequisite for advancing to the next level (Pathophysiology).
For more information, you can visit the International College website.
https://en.tums.ac.ir/intlcollege/en
PERSIAN FOR MEDICAL PURPOSE
In the fifth semester, the following subjects are taught and practiced in Persian: preliminaries and explanation of educational rules and regulations, professors’ teaching methods in the pathophysiology phase, names of courses taught in the pathophysiology phase, provision of sample questions, Persian equivalents used in patient history taking, specialized medical terms in various fields (cardiovascular diseases, endocrinology, gastroenterology, surgery, pediatrics, etc.), common Persian words used in medicine, common words used in physical examinations and prescriptions in Persian, Persian clinical words related to patient communication, specialized vocabulary for doctor-patient dialogues and professional behavior with patients in Persian, medical ethics, professional conduct, as well as clinical words related to Para clinical requests and completing hospital and clinic forms.
This class is organized by the International Campus - School of Medicine and taught by esteemed clinical professors.
https://en.tums.ac.ir/medicine/en/content/1214/persian-for-medical-purpose
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