AGU graduates deliver lecture on sleeping disorders

The Arabian Gulf University (AGU) hosted a lecture on sleeping disorders, presented by Dr. Ammar Al Khazna and Dr. Anwaar Al Saeed. Both Dr. Al Khazna and Dr. Al Saeed graduated from AGU’s College of Medicine and Medical Sciences in 2002 and 2005, respectively. The lecturers presented their professional experience in the medical field to the attendees, who were medicine students at AGU. They answered their queries and encouraged them to continue their specialised studies abroad, with the aim of achieving self-development and to excel in serving humanity in any part of the world. The lecture was held as part of AGU’s strategies that are seek strengthening bonds with its graduates and grant current students the opportunity to benefit from their scientific experiences. Both Dr. Al Khazna and Dr. Al Saeed are residing in the United States of America, where they work as professors in reputed medical universities. The attending students discussed with the visiting doctors the means to continue higher studies and practical training in the US, as well as the requirements of obtaining the American Board of Medical Specialties, challenges and benefits of studying in the US, and the acceptance of AGU graduates in US universities.