School of allied Sciences at Tehran University of Medical Sciences is celebrating its 27th year of independence. Established over three decades ago, this faculty has matured beyond its youthful stages and is now firmly positioned as a leading educational center in the country. Drawing on its rich experience and unwavering determination, the faculty aspires to achieve the highest standards among similar institutions.

Prior to its independence in 1370, the faculty operated as part of the Faculty of Medicine, offering programs in laboratory sciences, medical technology, and radiology. Initially, students were admitted to associate and bachelor's degrees, but since 2006, the associate degree has been phased out, and the bachelor's degree has been continuously offered. Master's degree programs were introduced in 2012, followed by specialized doctorate programs in 2018.

With nearly three decades of experience, this faculty boasts 8 educational groups, 31 academic staff members, and 14 fields of study across bachelor's, master's, and professional doctorate levels.

School of allied Sciences  has been committed to providing high-quality education and research services by leveraging the expertise of its experienced faculty and utilizing available resources.