Ibrahim Medical College

Nation has a commitment to develop an equitable health care system to ensure 'Health for All' and sustainable quality of life for the people of Bangladesh. To translate this commitment into a reality we need caring, skilled, confident, devoted and high quality medical professionals. To fulfill this purpose, Ibrahim Medical College (IMC) has established at 1/1, Ibrahim Sarani, Shegunbaghicha in the year 2002 by Bangladesh Diabetic Samity (BADAS) after the name of late national professor Dr. Md. Ibrahim v/ho was a legendry physician, teacher and social reformer. BADAS has established Ibrahim Medical College with a vision to develop it as a 'trend-setter' medical institution in terms of high standard of medical education and research. IMC has a large and experienced faculty members with a well equipped college and a multi-disciplinary hospital facility. BIRDEM General Hospital which is a about 700 bed multi-disciplinary hospital complex at Shahbagh is the teaching hospital of IMC. The hospital has been recognized nationally and internationally as a centre of excellence for medical services and research and has been designated as a World Health Organization (WHO) collaborating centre on diabetes and endocrine disorders. The College is now temporarily located at an annex 8-storied building close to its teaching hospital BIRDEM at Shahbagh in central Dhaka. The college is housed in the 3rd to 7th floors of the annex building while its ground, 1st and 2nd floors are reserved for parking. The departments are well furnished, fully air conditioned and adequately equipped to accommodate Class rooms. Dissection hall. Laboratories, Museums & Library. Each department has been provided with computers having internet facilities with access to Hinari, Scanner, OHP and other audiovisual aids. All the lecture rooms are equipped with audiovisual equipments including multimedia set up. The permanent campus of the college is now under construction at Segunbaghicha very close to Shahbagh, the same place where in 1956 the Diabetic Association of Bangladesh was established.