University's vision
The university aims to be at the forefront of regional universities and achieve international quality standards.
Mission of the university
The mission of the University is to graduate specialists who are highly qualified in different areas of health. These specialists will have the ability to deal with the health needs of the community. They will also adopt strategies for lifelong learning and interaction with health problems at the national, regional and international levels. Our mission is to meet the needs nationally for health research and professional development programs. We have a vital interest in ethics and legal rights of patients and health care to the community.
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The director general of “Acts of Mercy “ hails LIMU |
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Kevin Jones,the DG of the “Acts of Mercy” organization, an American NGO; has expressed in a post-visit email to LIMU president his admiration of the university establishments and the new learning & teaching strategies adopted by the university and stated that these strategies are some of the best followed by high ranking universities world-wide. He also expressed his pleasure of establishing partnership between LIMU and ”Acts of Mercy” organization. |
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The president of the National Transitional Council ” NTC” praises LIMU |
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In a hand-written annotation, the president of NTC, Mr. Mustafa A.Jaleel, has praised the role LIMU has played in support of the revolution. The annotation included the following statement “ LIMU has done a lot in support of the revolution and it was place where the first meeting of NTC was held in addition of being the permanent office of “ The consultation and support group” ; a major NTC supporting group. |
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The Palestinian president’s representative visits LIMU |
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Mr. Abbas Zaki, the Palestinian president representative heading a Palestinian delegation has paid LIMU a visit on Saturday, 10th of September, 2011. During this visit, they met Mr. Attia Laojeli, the NTC member in charge of “culture and NGOs” as well as LIMU president, deputy president and some members of LIMU council. This visit was made in the spirit of supporting the revolution and the Libyan people. |
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“Acts of Mercy” visits LIMU |
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 A delegation from an American organization called “Acts of Mercy” has visited LIMU on Monday, 5th of September, 2011 during which a meeting was held with LIMu president and some members of LIMU council. The American team has explained the mission and the activities of this organization. Acts of Mercy is an NGO, based in America and focuses on humanitarian aid including the development of highly needed post-war and post-disaster projects. The meeting was concluded with the mutual agreement on collaboration between LIMU and Acts of Mercy in health and education fields.
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With a victory in sight from the revolution of February 17, our University declares |
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“Bismillah Rahman Rahim – God, you are God Almighty”
 We at the Libyan International Medical University congratulate the Libyan people as they capture Tripoli. The collapse of the reign of tyranny, slavery and corruption will be over soon, thanks to the courageous wrestling by our young people to liberate this nation.
Due to the peoples’ revolution, we have recovered the true dignity of this nation. The blood of the martyrs of our motherland has achieved for us a victory. The remarkable sacrifice and redemption stress the fact that good will always triumph over evil.
LIMU, its students, faculty members and employees who all sided with the revolution of 17th February since its inception wish to congratulate everyone as we move towards a stable political future. We reconfirm the statement that we issued on 22nd February and was part of mobilizing this political change. We call all Libyans to further adherence to respecting the National Transitional Council and reject regional and tribal boundary. Instead, advocating for a peaceful restructuring of State institutions and exercising our democratic right. We encourage all Libyans towards national reconciliation and call for any attempts at sabotaging this process to be halted. Instead, an adherence to a strong work ethic as well as restoring what was destroyed can be achieved as we develop and progress in science and hard work.
Long live the revolution of February 17.
Glory, dignity and immortality for all righteous martyrs.
Long live a free and independent Libya.
Libyan International Medical University
22/08/2011
Glory to Libya and eternity to the martyrs.
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A 5 week course on oral medicine |
A 42 hour, 5 week course on selected topics in oral medicine was organized and conducted by the faculty of dentistry. At the end of this course, students sat an examination on Wednesday 17th August 2011. All attendants managed to pass the examination and they have been awarded certificates for attending and passing the examination.
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Course entitled: “Active Citizenship” |
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LIMU was honored by collaborating with the "citizenship forum for democracy and human development" as a part of its continuous support for NGOs. LIMU played host to a two day course entitled: “Active Citizenship”. The course was run by Dr Ali Ramadan on Wednesday and Thursday 10th-11th August 2011. To conclude the course was a lecture entitled: “Islam and Democracy”, and certificates were distributed for all those who participated |
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Training courses for advanced dental students |
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As a part of CME, a series of training courses were conducted by the faculty of dentistry for major students. The courses ran from one to four weeks and included the following:
- A 10 day course on restorative treatment for front and rear teeth using composite materials.
- Two courses, each week long, on the treatment of roots.
- A 4 week course on oral health and diagnosis.
These courses included practical and theoretical lessons conducted by the faculty members with expertise in the field including Prof. sanousi, Dr. Sofyan Al Jaroushi and Dr. Rania Imam.
It is worth mentioning that participants expressed great appreciation and recognition of the benefits of such courses. Participants were students, internees and graduates from Garyounis and Margeb universities. Certificates of attendance will be distributed participants. Credit hours were attached to each of these courses. |
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The Tyrant crimes over the last four decades |
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On Saturday 16th July 2011, a symposium entitled: “Crimes of the last four decades” was conducted by "LIMU Gathering"; a LIMU-based student-initiative NGO. The symposium focused on the crimes that Kadhafi has committed throughout his reign. Many issues were discussed, including the arrests of the 1970s, the execution of our youth under false pretenses, the disappearance of Musa al-Sadr, the issue of the children with AIDS, the Chad war and the Abu Salim massacre. |
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Farewell Ceremony for Prof Randa |
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A Farewell Ceremony was organized by the Faculty of Dentistry at the University. The ceremony was in honour of Prof Randa Fathi Alaabdet, Dean of the Faculty of Health Science. On the occasion of her leaving to work abroad, the ceremony was attended by the President, Deans of Faculties and some University Students. A recognition was given for her commitment to her teaching and high standards, as well as her constructive contribution towards the management of the University. She has taught tirelessly in quality education based on problem-based learning and has always been an asset to the University in any field representing it. We wish her every success in the future. |
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The promotion of Libyan identity |
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 In a partial fulfillment of our desire to help our people regain pride of their identity as Libyans, we launched our association 'Napd Al-watan- The nation's pulse" on Sunday 10th July 2011. On the same occasion, we conducted our first symposium " The promotion of proud Libyan identity". This was held in the main hall of LIMU. The symposium was opened by reading of the Quran by Mohammed Boshaalh followed by speeches delivered by the director of the association and Dr. Mohamed Saad Ambarek, LIMU president. The symposium was chaired by Dr. Om-Al-Ez El-farsi, Dr. Amal Suleiman mahmood, both teaching staff members at political sciences department, Benghazi university. The symposium included discussions with the audience and the reading of poetic passages by Mr. Mohd Al-badri and Miss Nairoz Zogogo.
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