Kumudini Women's Medical College

Kumudini Women’s Medical College in Tangail, Bangladesh, established in 2001 under the Kumudini Welfare Trust, focuses on educating women in medicine with a mission of compassionate community service. The college serves about 600 students, including a number of international learners, and emphasizes professional values, ethical practice and a commitment to lifelong learning.

The curriculum combines classroom instruction with practical clinical exposure at affiliated hospitals, supported by well-equipped laboratories, a spacious dissection hall, a museum and a comprehensive library. Teaching methods include tutorials, small-group discussions and bedside clinical training to build clinical skills and professional confidence. The institution prioritizes quality monitoring and faculty development to sustain strong educational standards.

Kumudini prepares graduates to serve diverse communities and to pursue further training or research. Student services, clinical rotations and community health programs give learners opportunities to apply knowledge in real settings and develop leadership in public health. For women seeking focused medical education with an emphasis on service and practical skill development, Kumudini provides a supportive and mission-driven environment.