The Mission of Psychiatry & Clinical Neurosciences is to promote and support education and  clinical training in the diagnosis and treatment of neurological disorders through several courses in  order to achieve competitive learning outcomes and conduct innovative research in basic and clinical  neurosciences and psychiatry. In addition, the department encourages our students to develop caring 

and professional relationships with our patients in order to motivate them for their role in advocating against the stigma so often related to psychiatric conditions.

The objective of our department is to prepare graduates for the autonomous practice of clinical  neurology, neurosurgery and psychiatry. The clinical training is based on supervised and  progressively graduated clinical work with outpatients and inpatients settings. The clinical  neurosciences courses require medical students to obtain competencies in the following areas: 

• Broad theoretical basis of clinical practice.
• Clinical skills, professional attitudes which able graduates to practice medicine safely,  ethically and effectively. 
• Diagnostic tests relating to neurosciences 
• Working with the members of the health team and delegate responsibilities to team members  through his knowledge of the administration. 
• Solving community health problems through high standard practice and research  programmes 
• Develop an objective approach to human behavior 
• Develop ability to make adequate contact with psychiatric patients 
• Become knowledgeable about mental illnesses, disorders and mental health in general • Became able to integrate knowledge and competencies acquired in other clinical rotations  with the new insights, information and skills learned in the psychiatry course • Develop ever more psychological mindedness and self-awareness

Academic Staff 

– Psychiatry 

– Neurology 

– Neurosurgery