October 6 University Hospital
The Teaching Hospital is dedicated from the beginning to provide distinguished clinical service based on health care quality assurance measures. Teaching, health care service and medical experience are offered by a well equipped hospital that form a part of the university premises within its campus. The hospital's building, is built on a surface area of 4000 square meters. It has a capacity of 360 beds, 20% of which offer free of charge service for teaching and education purposes. It competes with the biggest national universities and teaching hospitals, and is in continuous contact and collaboration with the famous local and international medical institutes and professional centers to improve the medical services.
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