Emergency Medical Services (EMDS)

Program Name

Emergency Medical Services Program

Program Level

Bachelor’s Degree

Program Overview

The EMDS program aims to prepare highly qualified paramedics to deliver pre-hospital care using advanced teaching methods, contribute to EMS-related research, and participate in community services.

Study Type

Coursework + Field Experience + Internship

Study Level

Undergraduate

Female Campus

College of Applied Medical Sciences - Jeddah

Male Campus

College of Applied Medical Sciences - Jeddah

Required Qualification / Major

High School Certificate (Science Track)

Program Duration (Years)

4 Years + 1 Internship Year

Study Schedule (Morning / Evening)

Morning

Total Credit Hours

143 Credit Hours

Credit Hours Required for Graduation

143 Credit Hours + Completion of Internship

Tuition Fees

No tuition fees

Admission Criteria

Admission to King Saud bin Abdulaziz University for Health Sciences is competitive and based on the General Secondary School Certificate score (30%), Qiyas Aptitude Test (30%), and Achievement Test (40%), in accordance with the university’s approved regulations.

Program Educational Objectives

1) Graduate competent paramedics following best practices. 2) Promote EMS-related research and scholarly activities. 3) Enhance graduates’ participation in community services.

Program Learning Outcomes

Knowledge of pre-hospital care, critical thinking, clinical skills, research competency, effective communication, teamwork, and ethical practice.

Program Tracks

None

Career Opportunities for Graduates

Licensed Paramedic, Academic Teaching Staff, Researcher