MEDICINE

SCHOOL OFMEDICINE

2022

What is IMU’sMedicine ProgrammeAbout?

OVERVIEW

The IMU Medicine programme consists of two phases: Medical Sciences and Clinical Sciences.

The first phase, Medical Sciences, is 2½ years and takes place at the University’s campus in Bukit Jalil, Kuala Lumpur. Thereafter, students in the IMU MBBS Programme continues with the second phase, Clinical Sciences, at the Clinical Campus in Seremban, Negeri Sembilan for 2 years before completing the final 6 months at the Clinical Campuses in Kluang or Batu Pahat, Johor. Students opting for the Partner Medical School (PMS) programme will continue the Clinical Sciences at the respective PMS overseas for another 2 to 3½ years depending on the PMS.

The IMU Medicine Programme aims to produce graduates who meet the demands of rapidly evolving healthcare systems and be able to advocate changes for improvement via emphasis on their development of skills, behaviours and attitudes. The curriculum is developed based on the philosophy to promote "Person-centre Care with Humanistic Values". In order to achieve the goals, they should be medical professionals with these attributes: personally competent, life-long learner, transformative leader, empathetic, compassionate and responsive and adaptive.

The medicine programme is an outcome-based curriculum with an integrated system-based approach using ‘Key Clinical Problems’ (KCP) as theme, utilising a variety of pedagogical approaches that include lectures, problem-based learning, case-based learning, team-based learning, Meet-the-Expert

session, task-based learning, practical classes, structured independent online learning in the form of Highly Essential Learning Package (HELP), clinical skills sessions, clinical simulation training and clinical experiential learning in real clinical practice. Blended (physical and online) learning with the support of technology and learning management system is adapted for this programme.

Doctor discussing patient’s progress with

a junior colleague.

MBBS (IMU) – 5 yearsDegree from partner universities – 4½ - 6 years

COMMENCEMENT

AUSTRALIA

DEGREE / DURATION PARTNER UNIVERSITIES

February and September

UNITED KINGDOM

IRELAND CANADA NEW ZEALAND

A Word from the Dean

The medical programme at IMU has an international reputation for excellence and innovation. In collaboration with our Partner Schools across the world, students have the opportunity to train as truly global health practitioners. Medicine is a challenging career path that requires dedication and hard work but offers the reward of knowing that you are using what you learn to help people and communities in their time of most need.

PROF IAN M SYMONDS Dean, School of Medicine BMBS (Nottingham) MMedSci DM FRCOG FRANZCOG

How Does theProgramme Work?

PROGRAMME STRUCTURE

Introduction to Health Professions

Cellular Response 1 Cellular Response 2 Cellular Response 3 Integrated Courses 1

Cardiorespiratory 1

Cardiorespiratory 2

Cardiorespiratory 3

Early Clinical Attachment (ECA): Community Service

Research,Innovation and Evidence-Based Medicine 1

Alimentary & Genitourinary 1 Alimentary and Genitourinary 2

Alimentary & Genitourinary 3

Entrepreneurship

Early Clinical Attachment (ECA): General Practice

Integrated Courses 3 including Forensic Medicine

Primary Care Medicine

Internal Medicine 1

General Surgery 1

Orthopaedics

Psychiatry

Special Study Course 3

Acute Medicine & Trauma 2

Family Medicine

Internal Medicine 2

General Surgery 2

Special Study Course 4

Internal Medicine 3

General Surgery 3

Obstetrics & Gynaecology 2

Paediatrics 2

Special Senses

Acute Medicine and Trauma 1

Obstetrics & Gynaecology 1

Paediatrics.

Integrated courses include Precision Medicine, Professionalism and Personal Development, Rationale and Safety Prescribing , Healthcare Delivery Science.

The curriculum is reviewed periodically and is subject to change.The MPU modules are compulsory modules imposed by Ministry of Higher Education under the Private Higher Educational Institutions Act 1996 (Act 555).

All students must take these modules and pass as a prerequisite for the award of the degree.

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Special Study Course 1

Neuroscience & Locomotion 1

Neuroscience & Locomotion 2

Neuroscience & Locomotion 3 Integrated Courses 4 Early Clinical Attachment (ECA): Public Health Service

Research,Innovation and Evidence-based Medicine 2

Special Study Course 2

Transition to Clinical practice

Healthcare Delivery Science

ASSESSMENTThe assessment strategies are based on sound educational principles which encompass both ‘Assessment for Learning’ to improve performance and ‘Assessment of Learning’ to ascertain minimum competencies achieved.

A variety of assessment methods are employed in the medical curriculum to assess the learning outcomes via the provision of direct immediate feedback and summative tests which include: One Best Answers (OBA), Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE), Objective Structured Practical Examination (OSPE), Modified Essay Questions (MEQ), Structured Essay Questions (SEQ), Extended Matching Questions (EMQ).

The work-based assessment emphasises on tracking student’s progress during the period of clinical training and capturing weak performing students based on self- assessment, supervisor's on-site report and mentor’s evaluation (multisource feedback including from peer and patient’s feedback), reflective sessions with supervisors and reflective writings.

Students with excellent performance academically or professionally will receive recognition and be rewarded with a variety of awards.

Online Assessment System (OAS)

The Online Assessment System OAS has been utilised by the Medicine programme since 2017. Nearly all assessments; formative or summative are made available to the stakeholders via the system to allow attainment of immediate feedback on test questions and performance.

Clinical Learning And Training

Experiential learning occurs in the real clinical settings or simulation. Students are exposed to incremental clinical experiential learning from Year 1 with opportunities to experience, participate and evaluate the full spectrum of care from primary to tertiary prevention. The early exposure emphasizes the importance of clinical application of basic science, focusing on wellness and disease prevention and helps to stimulate students’ interest in Medicine.

Clinical exposure to patients starts as early as Semester 1 and throughout the programme in Semesters 2, 3 and 4. In Semester 5, students will undergo the transition to clinical practice where they will spend 10 weeks in clinical electives locally or internationally, and in hospital attachment.

In the clinical years from Semester 6 to 10, students are posted to the full range of major medical and surgical specialties. Clinical and hospital postings are conducted in hospitals and health clinics including:

• Hospital Tuanku Ja’afar Seremban, Negeri Sembilan• Hospital Port Dickson, Negeri Sembilan• Hospital Tuanku Najihah Kuala Pilah, Negeri Sembilan• Hospital Enche’ Besar Hajjah Khalsom Kluang, Johor• Hospital Sultanah Nora Ismail Batu Pahat, Johor• Hospital Kuala Kubu Bharu, Selangor• Hospital Orang Asli, Gombak, Selangor• Hospital Jempol, Negeri Sembilan• Several health clinics in Negeri Sembilan and Klang Valley Semester 10 students undergo their 6 months of Senior Clerkship at Hospital Sultanah Nora Ismail Batu Pahat or Hospital Enche’ Besar Hajjah Khalsom Kluang. During this semester, students work in wards as shadow house officers under the supervision of senior clinicians, in order to prepare them for their housemanship. This is important for the students as they will be provided the opportunity of hands-on incremental responsibility for patient management.

OPPORTUNITIES FOR PROFESSIONAL & PERSONAL DEVELOPMENTThere will be opportunities under special study courses for students to discover their skills and talents in other aspects of healthcare industry and its related technology. Students will also be involved in research and innovation and encouraged to enhance their professional and personal development via internship programmes locally or internationally as well as extra-curricular activities in humanities, entrepreneurship and community service.

LEARNING RESOURCES AND OTHER OPPORTUNITIESThe student’s self-directed learning is supported by multiple learning resources including AMBOSS where free access to this supplementary learning site is given.

From August 2017, IMU has incorporated the United States Medical Licensing Examination (USMLE) Preparatory Course into the IMU medical curriculum across Semesters 1 to 10. This allows IMU medical graduates to prepare early for the USMLE leading to potential career opportunities in the United States of America. In addition, students will be given opportunities for clinical electives in selected hospitals in the USA to broaden their learning experience in different healthcare systems.

RECOGNITION OF DEGREEThe IMU awards the Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery degree - MBBS (IMU) - to students upon completion of the IMU 5-year Medicine programme. This degree is recognised by the Malaysian Medical Council (MMC) and accredited by the Malaysian Qualifications Agency (MQA).

The degree is also recognised by:• Sri Lanka Medical Council • Maldives Medical and Dental Council • The Medical Council of Thailand

The degree is listed in the World Directory of Medical Schools.

The School of Medicine was granted 5-year accreditation (2021-2025) from Malaysian Qualifications Agency (MQA) for its medicine programme in 2020.

CAREER PATHWAYMedicine offers a vast variety of career choices. Most doctors treat patients full-time, while others also teach, conduct research, manage hospitals and clinics, or develop healthcare policy.

A doctor can work in private hospitals, or start a private practice, either with the basic degree, or after specialisation. A doctor may also choose to remain working with the Government. Doctors can join an academic institution, teach or do research. Doctors can combine medical knowledge and IT skills to develop e-learning modules: the future of medical education.

Medicine has diversified. Increasingly the focus is on preventive healthcare and the management of chronic diseases and ageing population. These are also the areas that many doctors serve.

Compulsory service with Ministry of Health

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Apply to do specialist course

CAREER PATH FOR DOCTORSIN MALAYSIA

MBBS5 years

House Officer2 years

Medical Officer2 years

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Medical graduates are required to have SPM-level BM qualification certificate in order for them to be appointed into the public service.International students are advised to check with the professional bodies for their internship / practising opportunities.Presently, non-Malaysians are not eligible for housemanship positions in Malaysia.

Temporary registration with Malaysia Medical Council (MMC)

Full registration with Malaysia Medical Council (MMC), Obtain

Annual Practicing Certificate

TRACK 2

Duration of Medical ProgrammeUniversity

Phase 1(IMU)(Years)

Phase 2(Years)

Total(Years)

2½ 3 5½ 2½ 3 5½ 2½ 3 5½ 2½ 3 5½

2½ 3 5½ 2½ 3 5½ 2½ 3 5½ 2½ 3 5½ 2½ 3 5½ 2½ 3 5½ 2½ 2½ 5

2½ 3 5½

2½ 2 4½

2½ 3 5½

2½ 3 5½

2½ 3 5½

2½ 3 5½

2½ 2½ 5

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TRACK 4

Duration of Medical ProgrammeUniversity

Phase 1(IMU)(Years)

Phase 2(Years)

Total(Years)

3 2 5

3 3 6

Australia

Australian National University 4, 5

University of New South Wales 4, 5

TRACK 1

Duration of Medical ProgrammeUniversity

Phase 1(IMU)(Years)

TRACK 3

DURATION OF STUDY AND TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS

Phase 2(Years)

Total(Years)

2½ 2½ 5

Malaysia

International Medical University

Duration of Medical ProgrammeUniversity

Phase 1(IMU)(Years)

Phase 2(Years)

Total(Years)

2½ or 3 3 5½ or 6

United Kingdom

University of Warwick, England 3

AustraliaUniversity of AdelaideUniversity of NewcastleUniversity of TasmaniaUniversity of Western SydneyCanadaDalhousie University, CanadaIrelandNational University of Ireland, GalwayNew ZealandUniversity of OtagoUnited KingdomUniversity of Aberdeen, ScotlandUniversity of Buckingham, EnglandUniversity of Dundee, ScotlandUniversity of Edinburgh, ScotlandUniversity of Glasgow, ScotlandUniversity of Leeds, EnglandUniversity of Liverpool, EnglandUniversity of Manchester, EnglandUniversity of Nottingham, England 2

Queen Mary University of London, EnglandQueen’s University of Belfast, Northern IrelandUniversity of Southampton, England

Note• Full duration of study for the Medical programme (undergraduate and graduate

entries) is 4½ to 6 years, depending on the university of choice.• The Partner Medical Schools (PMS) award their respective degrees to students

upon satisfactory completion of their programmes.• Graduates from IMU’s Medical programme and PMS are working in various

healthcare facilities in Malaysia and other countries including Singapore, the United Kingdom and Australia.

• The list of partner universities is subject to change.Graduate Entry3 For University of Warwick, student with a first degree on entry may transfer after 2½ years. The qualification should fulfil the following, with final approval from the University of Warwick:a. IMU Students can transfer to a graduate school to complete the Second Part

provided that they have a First Degree in any field at the required standard. IMU will also consider matriculation/ pre-u qualifications when selecting students. IMU will also look at the maturity level of the students.

b. The minimum entry requirement for IMU for the inception into the Medical Programme with an:

i) Undergraduate level Degree at Second Upper class (GPA 3.20 and above) and the Degree must be for an Honours-Level programme or equivalent

OR ii) An Undergraduate level Degree at Second Lower class (GPA 3.00-3.19) AND

a postgraduate level (e.g. Masters or PhD) Previous Degree at a pass level. c. IMU students must have IELTS academic score of 7.0 or above with a minimum

of 7.0 in two components and 6.5 in another two components of the test or equivalent qualifications as defined by UoW taken within the last two (2) years at the point of application to UoW, or if already achieved on entry to IMU, within two (2) years of commencing the first part of the programme.

Students without a first degree will have to spend another half a year to complete the IMU Bachelor in Medical Sciences (Hons). Tuition fees for this programme is for Semesters 6 and 7.4 For Australian National University and University of New South Wales, students

are required to complete the IMU Bachelor in Medical Sciences (Hons) prior to transfer.

5 UNSW however, accepts First Degree on case to case basis.

Students should check the relevant Medical Council websites for the latest updates on university recognition by the Medical Council of respective countries.

What is IMU’sMedical SciencesProgramme About?

OVERVIEW

The Bachelor in Medical Sciences (Hons), (BMedSc) programme was initiated in 2003 and is an accredited 3 years honours degree. The first 2½ years of studies focus on the Medical Sciences as part of the IMU Medical programme (MBBS) in Bukit Jalil campus.

On completion, the Phase 1 MBBS students are eligible to spend an additional two (2) semesters to undertake a research project and submit a dissertation. Students will be supervised on the preparation of research proposal, designing and executing of research methodology using various scientific tools, data analysis, presentation and preparation of the dissertation and manuscripts for publication. In addition, there is a coursework covering various aspects of research methodology. At the end of this programme, students will be equipped with new knowledge and practical experience in the areas of:

• Scientific research methodology• Analytical skills during data analysis and evaluation of results• Statistical methods relevant to research

• Application of information technology to research• Ethical issues pertinent to research• Scientific writing• Literature search and review process• Health and safety issues in laboratory and experimental practice

This degree is a prerequisite for those who intend to transfer to the Graduate Partner Medical Schools (PMS). However, it is also offered to those who are transferring to undergraduate PMS and Seremban Clinical Campus. This is another option for students who wish to exit the programme with an honours degree in Medical Sciences. Please refer the previous page for further explanation on this pathway.

How MuchDoes It Cost?

FEES BY PROGRAMME ROUTES

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5½ 3 6 A$79,500 A$238,500 1,009,919 1,034,419

3 6 NZ$92,707 NZ$278,121 1,092,735 1,117,235

2 4 C$77,250 C$154,500 790,811 815,311

3 6 €39,000 €117,000 847,406 871,906

3 6 £65,000 £195,000 1,391,885 1,416,385

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49,9005 5 10 54,800 499,000 548,000 – – – –– –MBBS(IMU)

Credit Transfer to Universities in Australia *

Credit Transfer to Universities in New Zealand *

Credit Transfer toUniversity in Canada *

Credit Transfer to University in Ireland *

Credit Transfer to Universities in theUnited Kingdom *

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Note* Students who are transferring to partner universities will be required to pay transfer fee of RM4,500 per semester.** Based on exchange rates as of Oct 2021: A$1 ≈ RM3.0940, NZ$1 ≈ RM 2.9510, UK £1 = RM5.7430, C$1 ≈ RM3.3580 RMB 1 ≈ RM0.6592, EURO 1 ≈ RM4.9180

• The average total study duration varies with each partner university.• Overseas fees are subject to annual increase and currency exchange rate, and exclusive of levy and bridging fee. • All fees are accurate at time of print. For latest fees and information, please visit IMU website at www.imu.edu.my.

PROGRAMME FEES

All fees quoted are in Ringgit Malaysia unless stated otherwise.

Application Fee 300 950

Registration Fee 1,300 3,400

Refundable Caution Deposit

Tuition Fee (Semesters 6 & 7 to 38,080 42,000obtain BMed Sc)

Tuition Fee (Medical 499,000 548,000 Programme)

FEES OVERVIEW

AMOUNT (RM)FEE

Malaysian Student International Student

• Application fee is payable upon submission of application.• Registration fee and refundable caution deposit are payable upon

acceptance of the offer letter issued by the IMU Admissions Office.• As stipulated by Malaysian Ministry of Education, international students

are required to pay Student Visa Application fee of RM2,500 AND personal bond (depending on nationality) upon registration.

• International students will also be required to pay Student Visa Renewal fee every year.

• Students must adhere to the “Policy on Payment of Fees”.• All students are required to pay Student Association Fees of RM40

per semester.

2,000 2,000

How Does theProgramme Work?

PROGRAMME STRUCTURE

Introduction to Health Professions Cellular Response 1 Cellular Response 2 Cellular Response 3 Integrated Courses 1

Cardiorespiratory 1

Cardiorespiratory 2

Cardiorespiratory 3

Early Clinical Attachment (ECA): Community Service

Integrated Courses 2

Research,Innovation and Evidence-Based Medicine 1

Alimentary & Genitourinary 1 Alimentary and Genitourinary 2

Alimentary & Genitourinary 3

Entrepreneurship

Early Clinical Attachment (ECA): General Practice

Integrated Courses 3 including Forensic MedicineOnline module (Biomedical Research: Current Trends, Laboratory Management and Regulatory Guidelines)

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4Special Study Course 1 Neuroscience & Locomotion 1 Neuroscience & Locomotion 2 Neuroscience & Locomotion 3 Integrated Courses 4 Early Clinical Attachment (ECA): Public Health Service Research,Innovation and Evidence-based Medicine 2Presentation of research projects by supervisors Selection of project by student Submission of the research proposal to IMU Research and Ethics Committee for approval Presentation to IMU-JCProcurement of research reagents and consumables by supervisor

Special Study Course 2

Transition to Clinical practiceHealthcare delivery Science

Molecular Tools in Biomedical ResearchResearch Design and MethodologyResearch Project and Dissertation Part I

Research Project and Dissertation Part II

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ASSESSMENTDifferent types of assessment methods are employed in the curriculum to assess the learning outcomes, which include:

• Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ)• Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE)• Objective Structured Practical Examination (OSPE) • Modified Essay Questions (MEQ)• Structured Essay Questions(SEQ)

• Extended Matching Questions (EMQ) • Written Examination• Research Proposal and Findings Presentation• Dissertation• Viva voce• Written assignment• Online quizzes

Why StudyMedicine at IMU?

An Established Private Healthcare UniversityIMU is Malaysia’s first and most established private medical and healthcare university with over 30 years of dedicated focus in healthcare education. IMU achieved the SETARA-2018/2019 Tier 6 status (Outstanding) under the Mature University category.

Build Your Future Healthcare Professional NetworkAs IMU offers the widest range of healthcare programmes, our students are fully immersed in a vibrant community of students and practitioners from all healthcare fields. This allows for the development of strong friendship amongst peers that will be the foundation of an extensive healthcare professional network upon graduation.

Largest Private Medical School in MalaysiaIMU’s MBBS programme was established in 1999 and to date has the highest number of faculty members, registered students and successful graduates of any other private medical schools in Malaysia. The School has been re-accredited by Malaysian Qualifications Agency (MQA) and Malaysia Medical Council (MMC) for maximum duration of 5 years (2021-2025).

Curriculum Benchmarked to International StandardsIMU’s medical curriculum has been developed to meet high international standards and is accepted by 21 international partner universities for credit transfer into their medical programmes.

Better Preparation for a Career as a Future DoctorWith early clinical exposure to intensive senior clerkship, enhancement of professional and personal development, flexibility in learning of other skills and opportunities for research, innovation and entrepreneurship, students are better prepared for patient care, housemanship training and to become the future leaders of healthcare.

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The IMU has been certified with ISO 9001: 2015 for the provision of Pre-University, Undergraduate and Postgraduate Programmes for the Medical and Healthcare Professions.

Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information given in this brochure but it is subject to alteration without notice.The University reserves the right to alter or delete any of the information included at any time and it shall not be bound by any errors or omissions and cannot accept liability in respect thereof. Please visit www.imu.edu.my for the most up-to-date information.

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