The College of Medicine at Al-Mustaqbal University organized a specialized scientific workshop on **Shock**, held at the Anatomy Laboratory in the Technologies Building at the university. The workshop aimed to introduce students to the concept of shock, its types, and underlying mechanisms, highlighting its associated clinical signs and symptoms. It also focused on explaining the scientific approaches used in diagnosis and initial medical intervention, thereby enhancing students’ ability to understand critical medical conditions and manage them effectively. The importance of this workshop lies in highlighting shock as a medical emergency that requires rapid diagnosis and immediate therapeutic intervention. Acquiring the scientific knowledge and essential skills related to this condition is an important part of preparing medical students for their future roles in saving patients’ lives. This activity is part of the College of Medicine’s ongoing efforts to develop the educational environment, integrate theoretical knowledge with practical applications, and advance the quality of medical education in accordance with modern academic standards. **Activity Objectives:** - Enhance students’ scientific knowledge of shock and its different types. - Identify clinical signs and symptoms and methods of early diagnosis. - Develop skills in managing medical emergencies. - Bridge theoretical knowledge with practical and clinical applications. **Significance of the Activity:** Contribute to preparing medical professionals equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to manage critical medical conditions, while enhancing the quality of healthcare and patient safety. **Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs):** This activity aligns with **SDG 3: Good Health and Well-being**, by supporting medical education and strengthening the competencies of future healthcare professionals.