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Benefits: Academic faculty at the Arabian G​ulf University receive free housing (or allowance), school allowance for children, transport allowance, free health care, life insurance, 60 days paid annual holiday, annual return air tickets for employee and family members to their country of citizenship and an end of service gratuity. Salaries are competitive and are based on academic rank and experience and range from 6,580 USD up to12,545USD inclusive of housing, transportation and living allowance.

The Arabian Gulf University (AGU www.agu.edu.bh ) is a leading regional university, located in Bahrain and was jointly established and is funded by the six Gulf Cooperation Council for the Arab States of the Gulf (GCC http://www.gcc-sg.org/en-us/Pages/default.aspx ; Bahrain, United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Oman and Qatar). The College of Medicine and Medical Sciences offers an MD program as well as graduate studies in Personalized Medicine, Molecular Medicine, Medical Education, Health Policy and Population Studies, and Laboratory Medicine.​​

The MD program at AGU pioneered Problem-based, student-centered learning in the GCC. Graduates of the program populate various health-delivery institutions in the gulf after obtaining their specialty training certification worldwide and several have rejoined AGU as faculty members.

Bahrain (http://www.bahraingateway.org/) is a family-friendly, multi-cultural, democratic island nation located in the Arabian Gulf and is considered to be the center of finance for the GCC. Bahrain leads the GCC and the Arab World in many of the UN educational and health indicators. It has one of the busiest airports in the area and boasts a modern global network of communications. Residents of Bahrain are more likely to have balance between work and personal life compared to other nations.

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