Jerusalem:Pharmacy graduates from Al-Quds University have achieved a remarkable 100% success rate in the Israeli licensing exam for the year 2026. A total of 81 graduates from the university's Faculty of Pharmacy, hailing from Jerusalem and the Palestinian interior, excelled in the professional practice exam, competing with peers from prestigious regional and international universities. This achievement underscores the high level of academic and practical training provided by the university and the esteemed status of its medical colleges, which are recognized both locally and internationally.
According to Maan News Agency, University President Professor Dr. Imad Abu Kishk expressed his congratulations to the students and graduates, commending their academic excellence which enables them to compete with top graduates worldwide. He emphasized that these graduates serve as ambassadors for Al-Quds University. Professor Abu Kishk also highlighted that this result is part of a series of successes by the college's graduates in professional practice exams and their notable presence in European countries and the United States.
Professor Dr. Ahmed Amr, Dean of the Faculty of Pharmacy, also extended his congratulations to the graduates and their families, praising the dedication of the academic, administrative, and technical staff in supporting the students. He noted that the college's continuous development, including updates to its study plan and modernization of its laboratories, contributes to the students' ability to practice the profession competently.
In recent years, the College of Pharmacy has seen significant academic and research advancements, achieving various memberships and accreditations. Its efforts to enhance educational programs and outputs according to scientific and professional standards have been recognized. Graduates from Al-Quds University's medical disciplines consistently achieve outstanding results in professional practice exams, reflecting the comprehensive qualification provided by the university.