Ibn Sina University for Medical Sciences

Medicine is learned by doing.

The student-led association where medical students run public health, education, and research - from the first idea to the finished event.

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Who we are

A student body that runs its own work.

The Medical Students' Association is run entirely by students of Ibn Sina University. We lead real projects - awareness campaigns, study workshops, research training - and represent the student body across the faculty.

It's the simplest way we know to turn medical students into leaders, teachers, and researchers before they ever graduate.

Ibn Sina University for Medical Sciences - Faculty of Medicine building

Our university

Part of Ibn Sina University for Medical Sciences

We are the student body of Ibn Sina University for Medical Sciences in Amman, Jordan - a university dedicated to training the next generation of doctors and health professionals.

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What is the MSA?

How we're organised

One board, three committees, one team.

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Executive Board

Leads the whole association
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Public Health

Campaigns & screenings
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Medical Education

Workshops & tutoring
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Research

Methods & academic writing
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Each committee is led by a Head and a Co-Head.

Where the work happens

Three committees.

Here's what each one does.

A Medical Education Committee project

MedHub

One home for every batch's course material: lecture notes, study guides, and student resources, organised by batch and by module.

Explore MedHub → Platform and design by Omar Dawood. Optimised for students by Jaber Mansour.

Latest news

What's happening at the MSA.

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Connect with us.

See our latest events and updates, and follow the MSA online.

Have a question about the MSA?

Reach the team directly - we're happy to hear from students, doctors, and organisations.

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