

College of Health Sciences – Department of Midwifery
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“At Mary University, paths of health giving are woven. The Midwifery Department in the College of Science is a model of academic innovation, combining international standards with community specificity to provide pioneering education in maternal and child care. The department seeks to develop professional competencies capable of keeping pace with modern health transformations, contributing to enhancing the quality of medical services, and building a solid foundation for sustainable community health.”





Internal Regulations of the Faculty of Health Sciences - Department of Midwifery

College introduction
The Department of Midwifery at the University of Mary was opened by decision of the Higher Education Council for the 2022/2023 academic year. The department has taken it upon itself to contribute to the education of its female students.
The College of Health Sciences at the University of Mary plays a significant role in advancing the highest levels of educational advancement by graduating qualified personnel and keeping pace with developments in the labor market.

College vision
The College of Health Sciences at Mary University strives to achieve quality and excellence and occupy a prominent scientific position on the map of university education in northern Syria. This is achieved by providing a distinguished environment for university education, scientific research, and community service, enabling it to compete at all levels.

College message
Preparing qualified and specialized graduates, both male and female, who are able to meet the needs of society and the market and are innovative in the field of midwifery and obstetrics.


College objectives




The Midwifery Bachelor’s Program aims to prepare certified midwives who are experts in natural childbirth skills, dealing with all obstetric complications, emergency gynecological cases, and neonatal resuscitation. This is achieved by providing an environment conducive to the application of modern teaching methods that encourage students to apply and practice all obstetric techniques and maneuvers, and to manage all cases. Through this environment, students are provided with the necessary theoretical and practical clinical knowledge required by midwives.





Admission requirements to the College of Midwifery
What are the basic requirements?
- The student must have a scientific secondary school certificate or its equivalent, in accordance with the decisions of the Higher Education Council.
- He must meet the admission requirements set by the Higher Education Council.
- He must be fully dedicated to studying at the college.
What is the study system like in college?
The study period extends to four years, upon successful completion of which the student is awarded a Bachelor's degree in Midwifery. The program is based on an integrated combination of theory and practical training (laboratory and clinical), within a modified semester system that includes three examination sessions during the academic year.
The academic year is divided into two main semesters, each lasting 12 weeks, with a focus on developing comprehensive skills through curricula designed to meet the requirements of the profession. Language is taught as a core component of the curriculum, with content that promotes effective communication in a healthcare setting.
The program focuses on developing cadres capable of employing scientific knowledge and practical skills in the field of maternal and child care, in line with the highest local and international standards.
How can I contact the university directly?
The appropriate default phrase to respond to the previous question (for a general answer):
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Telephone or email found on the official website.
Visit the campus during official working hours.
Follow the university's social media channels for the latest updates.
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What is the approved language of instruction?
The primary language of instruction is Arabic.
The primary language of instruction is Arabic.
Female students are selected for training in hospitals accredited by the university, starting from the second year.
Administrative and academic staff
Dr. Khaled Al-Tawil
University PresidentDr. Omar Al-Saleh
Vice President for Academic and Administrative AffairsDr. Wael Taan
Dean of the Faculty of DentistryDr. Fatima Abtini
Dean of the Faculty of Information EngineeringDr. Hassan Abdel Gawad
Dr. Hassan Abdel GawadDr. Khaled Al-Tawil
Dean of the College of Health SciencesDr. Kawthar Mando
Head of Midwifery DepartmentA. Abdullah Al-Ibrahim
Head of the Mental Health DepartmentA. Abdullah Al-Ibrahim
Director of the Institute of Prosthetics178
student
4
Number of years of study
100%
successful
20
teachers


Calendar and Exams
Exam Dates:
College exams are conducted according to the university calendar approved by the university after approval by the Higher Education Council.
Grade Distribution:
The maximum grade for each course is 100 points, divided as follows:
30 to 60 points for the practical section (during the semester).
40 to 70 points for the theoretical exam (at the end of the semester).
The exact distribution (practical/theoretical) is determined according to the nature of each course.
Details of the Practical Section:
Includes:
The student’s work grade (reviews, seminars, oral exam, performance evaluation).
Practical exam.
The course instructor distributes the percentages among the components of the practical section.
Conditions for Disqualification from the Written Exam:
A student will be disqualified from the theoretical exam if they score less than 40% in the practical section, according to the following limits:
12/30, 16/40, 20/50, 24/60.
Examination Procedures:
Written exam duration: Two hours for each course.
The instructor (with the dean’s approval) may change the exam format (oral/written) to suit the nature of the course.
Resit Examination for Failed Students:
A failed student retains the full grade for the practical section and is permitted to retake the practical exam only.
Overall Graduation Grade:
Excellent: If the average is ≥ 85%.
Very Good: If the average is between 75% and less than 85%.
Good: If the average is between 65% and less than 75%.
Passable: If the average is between 60% and less than 65%.






University discipline


Educational Objective:
Mary University is an educational institution whose goal is to provide knowledge, not a platform for disseminating intellectual, political, or ideological trends on campus.
Use of Halls:
Access to lecture halls and auditoriums is permitted only during designated lecture times.
The use of these spaces for any other activities is prohibited without the approval of the university president.
Advertisements and Bulletins:
Placing advertisements, bulletins, or any media materials is prohibited except in designated areas and after obtaining official permission.

Social Media:
Official university accounts are used for academic and administrative purposes only.
Any misuse of these platforms exposes the student to legal accountability in accordance with the University Council’s decisions.
Student Activities:
Prior approval from the University Presidency is required to organize any activity (social, cultural, sports, or fundraising).
Cheating Control:
Cheating in exams is subject to the instructions issued by the University of Mary and previously announced decisions of the Higher Education Council.
Student Appeals:
Students are permitted to file an appeal against exam results within the specified period, provided they pay the required fees for each course.
Terms and conditions


Miscellaneous Provisions
Course Selection:
The College Council determines the courses and the number of approved semesters at the beginning of each semester.
The Council reserves the right to amend course descriptions in accordance with scientific developments in dentistry.
Amendments to the Curriculum:
In the event of a change in the curriculum, the College Council shall issue transitional decisions reconciling the old and new systems, subject to the approval of the Ministry of Higher Education.
General Regulations:
The provisions of the Higher Education Council and university regulations shall apply to any situation not stipulated in these regulations.

Effectiveness of Regulations
The provisions of these regulations will be effective starting with the 2021–2022 academic year.
The cases of former students will be processed in accordance with the previous regulations that were in effect prior to the adoption of these regulations.
Exceptions
The Higher Education Council may exempt any provision of these regulations by a justified, written decision.