Abstract
Abstract
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Sudan is the third-largest country in Africa with a total population of around 40 million [1]
The country is composed of 18 states; approximately 66% of the population lives in rural areas [4], How to cite this article: Tahra Al Sadig Al Mahdi (2019) “The Path of Undergraduate Medical Education in Sudan,” Sudan Journal of Medical Sciences, vol 14, issue no. 4, pages 188–201
In 1978 two provincial medical schools were established at Juba in South Sudan and Gezira Universities
Summary
Sudan is the third-largest country in Africa with a total population of around 40 million [1]. Sudan’s experience with undergraduate Medical Education (UME) stated in 1924 with one school, currently there are about 66 medical schools. During this period many local and global socioeconomic events took place and molded UME. After December Mighty Revolution which changed the old political regime, the country entered a transitional stage devoted to rebuilding and repair in all sectors including education. Studies such as this one will provide the needed data for reforming UME
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