Sir Salimullah Medical College

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Sir Salimullah Medical College
স্যার সলিমুল্লাহ মেডিকেল কলেজ
Sir Salimullah Medical College Logo.svg
Crest of SSMC
Former names
Dhaka Medical School (1875–1962)
Type Public medical college
Established1875;149 years ago (1875) [1]
Accreditation BMDC
Academic affiliation
 University of Dhaka [2]
Principal Prof. Dr. Md. Mazharul Shaheen [3]
Director of HospitalBrig. Gen. Md. Mazharul Islam Khan [4]
Academic staff
145 [1]
Students1,600 [5]
Location
Dhaka
,
Bangladesh

23°42′38″N90°24′04″E / 23.7106°N 90.4011°E / 23.7106; 90.4011
CampusUrban
Colors Red and white
  
Website www.ssmcmh.gov.bd

Sir Salimullah Medical College (SSMC), commonly known as Mitford, is a public medical college in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Founded in 1875, it is the oldest and second largest medical school in Bangladesh. [6] It includes Mitford Hospital, which is the oldest hospital in the country and one of the earliest hospitals in the Indian subcontinent from where the evolution of medical education started in the region. [7] [8]

Contents

The medical college was established to promote medical education in East Bengal and to provide better healthcare services to the people. [7] It has been producing quality physicians, eminent researchers and health policy makers who are currently working in different medical sectors at home and abroad. [7]

History

Mitford Hospital seen in a photo from circa 1880 Mitford Hospital circa 1880.jpg
Mitford Hospital seen in a photo from circa 1880
Mitford Hospital, Dhaka. Photograph taken by Fritz Kapp in 1904 Mitford Hospital, Dhaka (1904).jpg
Mitford Hospital, Dhaka. Photograph taken by Fritz Kapp in 1904

Sir Salimullah Medical College was established in 1875 in Old Dhaka as Dhaka Medical School with Mitford Hospital being a part of the college. [1] Mitford Hospital was named after Robert Mitford, a British colonial official, who funded the hospital. [9] He left his estate to the government of Bengal to establish a medical facility in Dacca. [7] The Governor General of India, James Broun-Ramsay, 1st Marquess of Dalhousie, established Mitford Hospital with the endowment. Funding for the school came from 16 aristocrats and philanthropists of Bengal. [1] Babu Protap Chandra Dash, Gour Netai Shaha Shonkhonidhy, Shontosh Rani Dinmony Chowdhurany, and Shontosh Raja Monmoth Roy Chowdhury contributed funding for the water and sewage facilities of the school. [7]

A medical school, the first of its kind in this region, began its journey on 15 June 1875. Later on, the DC of Dhaka division Mr. W.R. Larmini laid the stone of the academic building in April 1887. In September 1889, Governor of Bengal Sir Steuart Colvin Bayley presided over the opening ceremony of that building. [7]

A total number of 384 students got admitted in the school in the first batch. The number increased by and by. They got admitted for a 4-year course leading to a diploma of LMF (Licentiate of Medical Faculty), offered by the State Medical Faculty. [7]

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Nawab Sir Khwaja Salimullah

The LMF course was abandoned in 1957. The medical school was converted to a medical college and named Mitford Medical College in 1962. [7] The next year, governor Abdul Monem Khan renamed it Sir Sallimullah Medical College, after the name of Khwaja Salimullah, Nawab of Dhaka, in recognition of the contribution of the Nawab family to the establishment of the college. [10] From 1963 to 1973, the college offered a condensed MBBS program. [1]

AFM Nurul Islam took the chair of principal and started the condensed course of MBBS in 1963. After the Independence of Bangladesh, Professor Dr Muhammad Ibrahim took the chair of principal and under his direct supervision SSMC started its journey as a full-fledged medical college. On 8 February 1973, the first batch of undergraduates started their classes. [7]

In 1974, the Civil Surgeon of Dhaka was relieved of his duty to oversee the college, after which a principal was appointed for SSMC and a superintendent was appointed for Mitford Hospital. [1] The superintendent position was upgraded to director in 1984. [1]

The postgraduate courses were introduced in January 2002. [7] In May 2008, the college was suffering from a shortage of classrooms. [6] In 2011, a Dental unit was established as a part of the medical college and the first batch of students of BDS course enrolled in 2012. [11]

Campus

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Hasnahena Garden

The campus is located at Mitford Road, Babubazar, Old Dhaka, a historic old part of the Dhaka city. [12] It is spread over about 2.8 acres of land, on the bank of Buriganga river. [13] The medical college building is situated to the south-east of the hospital area, near the river bank with a large garden in front. [14] The building is four-storeyed with a floor space of 4,940 square meters on each floor. The building accommodates the Departments of Anatomy, Pathology, Biochemistry, and Microbiology. The Departments of Physiology, Pharmacology, Community Medicine, and Forensic Medicine are housed in another building in front of the main building. [7]

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King Edward Building

Mitford Hospital, one of the largest hospitals in Bangladesh, is located adjacent to the college campus. It occupies an oblong area of about 12.8 acres of land on the bank of Buriganga river. [15] The hospital complex comprises more than fourteen buildings, most of which were originally single-storied and later have been raised to multiple storeys. With gradual expansion since its initial foundation, the campus comprises a mix of buildings depicting both modern and colonial architecture. [15]

The main hospital building is eight-storeyed which is commonly known as "Surgery Building", as it houses the surgical units. [7] The outpatient department is located in another building, in front of the main building. The King Edward Building is three-storeyed and houses the medicine units, hence it is commonly known as the "Medicine Building". The building is named after King Edward VII. A marble plaque on the entrance wall depicts a portrait of King Edward VII, to whom the building was dedicated. [7]

Academics

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The Academic Building

Admission

A countrywide combined medical admission test for MBBS course is held every year under the supervision of DGHS. Students after passing Higher Secondary School Certificate or equivalent examinations with the required grades can apply for the test. In 2024, 250 seats were allocated for MBBS course in Sir Salimullah Medical College. [16] The qualified candidates, according to their preferences, get the opportunity to study at the medical college. Foreign candidates are selected by DGHS and MOHFW as per required qualifications. [17] [18]

Undergraduate

The medical college offers MBBS and BDS degrees at the undergraduate level. It conducts the 5-year courses according to the curriculum developed by Bangladesh Medical and Dental Council. [1] A medical student studies Anatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry, Forensic Medicine, Community Medicine, Pathology, Pharmacology, Microbiology, Medicine, Surgery, Gynecology and Obstetrics during the MBBS course period. [19]

The courses are divided into four phases. Four professional examinations, one at the end of each phase, are held under the University of Dhaka. After passing the final professional examination, a student is awarded the MBBS degree. [20] After graduation, medical graduates are required to undertake one-year of internship training at the Mitford Hospital. [21]

Postgraduate

The medical college offers MD, MS, MPhil and Diploma in several specialties in affiliation with the University of Dhaka and Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical University. [22] [23] It is also recognized by the Bangladesh College of Physicians and Surgeons for imparting training and conducting courses in various specialties. [24]

Library

The library is situated on the ground floor of new academic building with a large collection of medical books. SSMC has a developing library section with books about educational innovations, educational psychology, instructional techniques, curriculum development, curriculum evaluation etc. Many WHO and other publications on human resource development for health are also available. The library is enriched with more than 150 journals and 23000 medical books. [25] [26]

Dental unit

In 2011, a Dental unit was established as a part of the medical college. The first batch of students of BDS course enrolled in 2012. [11] A countrywide combined dental admission test is held every year and 52 seats are allocated for dental students in SSMC. [27]

A dental student studies Anatomy & Dental Anatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry, Pharmacology, Pathology, Microbiology, Medicine, Surgery, Periodontology, Oral and maxillofacial surgery, Conservative Dentistry and Endodontics, Prosthodontics and Orthodontics during the course period. After passing the final professional examination, a student is awarded the BDS degree. [28] After graduation, dental graduates are required to undertake one-year of internship training at the Mitford Hospital. [21]

Departments

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Mitford Hospital area

SSMC and Mitford Hospital consist of following departments: [29]

Pre-clinical

Para-clinical

Clinical

Student life

Hostels

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Entrance of Main Hostel

There are five residential halls for accommodation of the students as well as intern doctors. Three hostels for male students and interns are: Main hostel, Alauddin hostel and Intern doctors' hostel. [30] Two hostels for female students and interns are: Ladies hostel and Female Intern doctors' hostel. [31] The ladies hostel suffered from inadequate facilities for the number of female students. [6]

Student organizations

SSMC pioneered some nationwide appreciated voluntary organizations like Sandhani, Rotaract club, Leo club etc. [32] Medicine Club (a voluntary students' organization) established a unit here in 1990, for the first time outside of Mymensingh Medical College. [33] Following the Non-cooperation movement, all kinds of student politics, clubs, and organizations have been banned by the academic council. [34]

Debate and quiz

Students of the medical college often participate in debate and quiz competitions. A team participated in the BUP Intervarsity English Debate Competition 2022. [35] A student of this college was announced as the best speaker in BUTEX DC National Debate Fest 2022. [36] Debate and Quiz Society of SSMC, AIUB Department of Public Health and USAID fellows worked closely to arrange the first Global Health Festival in 2014. [37] That year, Debate and Quiz Society also organized the 'IFIC Bank-DQS SSMC Carnival Captive 2014', the event had sections of liberation war olympiad, inter-university debate and quiz competitions, medical spelling competition (medispell) and ideation competition workshop on various topics. [38]

Sports facilities

SSMC has a large playground located a few blocks away from the main campus, known as Armanitola playground. The ground was built by Nawab Salimullah during the British raj. This is a field of historical significance, the first public meeting of Awami Muslim League was held on this field in 1949. [39]

Now it is used as a venue for annual sports events as well as for cricket and football competitions. Students can access the facility all year round. Besides, the Main hostel has a badminton court and indoor games facilities. [39]

Cultural activities

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SSMC Day 2023

Student organizations of the college arrange several cultural programmes every year. [40] SSMC Day is celebrated each year on the premises on 8 February, the founding day of the institution. A joyous procession circumambulates the campus marking the occasion. [41]

Recognition

Sir Salimullah Medical College is listed in the World Directory of Medical Schools. [42] It is approved by the National Medical Commission of India. [43] Graduates of this medical college are eligible to appear in different medical licensing examinations like USMLE, PLAB, AMC, MCCQE and NZREX. [44] [45] [46]

Alumni association

Reunion of SSMC Alumni Association Abroad in Orlando, FL SSMC alumni association abroad reunion.jpg
Reunion of SSMC Alumni Association Abroad in Orlando, FL

Sir Salimullah Medical College graduates have a strong alumni presence in United States, United Kingdom and Canada. SSMC Alumni Association Abroad is an organization of the alumni who are currently living abroad. [47] The alumni association is involved in exchange of skills and education with the college. They provide scholarship every year to the students of SSMC. The organization responds to national and international crisis, they made donations towards the victims of east coast natural disaster and famine-stricken children of Somalia. [48] [49]

Notable people

Alumni

Faculty

See also

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