In a move designed to enhance the quality of academic achievement, second-year students in the Department of Physiology organised professional oral presentations for the Physiology module, demonstrating their in-depth understanding of complex biological processes.

​The sessions were characterised by fruitful scientific discussions and highlighted

 the physiological and pathological aspects of multiple sclerosis.

​This activity reflected the students’ deep understanding of neurobiological mechanisms, as they discussed detailed topics including: the disease’s effect on the myelin sheath of nerves, the symptoms associated with the disease, and methods of treatment. The presentations were characterised by a high level of academic engagement and visual aids that demonstrated the students’ competence, research skills and public speaking abilities.

Under the supervision of 

Dr Malak Al-Kalbash

Faculty Media Office