Assessing Laboratory Proficiency: Sana’a University Conducts Practical Biochemistry Exams for Medical Students

Sunday, January 11, 2026 AD, corresponding to Rajab 22, 1447 AH.

The Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences at Sana’a University held the practical examinations for the Biochemistry curriculum today. Second-year MBBCh (Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery) students underwent rigorous testing in the faculty’s laboratories, as part of the accredited academic evaluation system for the 2025/2026 academic year.
The exams were conducted under the direct supervision of the Department of Biochemistry’s faculty and technical staff. The assessments focused on measuring students’ competency in:
• Performing precise biochemical tests and diagnostic procedures.
• Demonstrating an understanding of the chemical processes essential to human life.
• Linking theoretical concepts to practical applications regarding physiological and pathological functions in the human body.
The Faculty Deanship emphasized that practical examinations are a pivotal component in evaluating learning outcomes for basic medical sciences. These assessments play a crucial role in building the scientific and technical proficiency required for students to transition successfully into their clinical training years.
The implementation of these exams underscores the Faculty’s commitment to academic quality and integrity. By developing a world-class laboratory training environment, Sana’a University continues to align its curriculum with both national and international standards in medical education.
This commitment to academic excellence ensures that the Faculty of Medicine remains a leader in producing highly qualified medical professionals capable of excelling in the healthcare sector.