University of Medical Sciences and Technology profile:
The University of Medical Sciences and Technology (UMST), also known as Mamoon Hamida University, is a private Sudanese university founded in 1996 as the Academy of Medical Sciences and Technology.
University mission:
The Faculty of Medicine at the University of Science and Technology of Jordan is a community of researchers and teachers committed to providing appropriate education to a variety of students, providing health services adapted to the latest science and conducting scientific research that contributes to the advancement of medicine and health care.

Vision:
The Faculty of Medicine at the University of Science and Technology of Jordan is committed to providing a distinguished level of education based on creativity and commitment, to treating patients with high quality, and to creative-based scientific research to help society achieve a better life.
University  advantage:
UMST has been recognized by a number of Arab and global organizations and institutions:
Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research (Sudan)
World Health Organization
General Medical Council of the United Kingdom
Federation of Arab Universities

Date of incorporation:
UMST started a private not-for-profit educational academy in Khartoum, Sudan, in 1996. UMST was created by Professor Mamoun Hamida, former Vice Rector of the University of Khartoum (and later Minister of Health of Khartoum State of Khartoum). Hamida also appointed several faculty members from Khartoum University. Since then, the Academy has expanded to 14 university colleges, namely Medicine, Dentistry, Pharmacy, Medical Laboratory Sciences, Radiology, Anesthesia, Nursing Technology, Engineering, Computer Science, Information Technology, Business Administration, Economics, Social and Environmental Studies, Mass Communication, and Law. It also has a College of Nursing Technology and offers 14 master's degree programmes, four doctoral programmes and four postgraduate diplomas. It became a full-fledged university in 2007. Annual fees for university students ranged.
For the year 2016-2017, from US $1,500 (nursing diploma) to US $1,500 (Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery). Local and international Sudanese students pay the same fees.

World ranking:
1116

Local order:
13

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