CARRIER PLANNING

Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM)

Foundation in Science (FIS) / Pre-Medical course at Cyberjaya University College of Medical Sciences (CUCMS)

Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) at CUCMS

Housemanship for two years

Become medical officer

Pursue a Master’s Degree to become a specialist while working at a government hospital

Work hard to become a Medical Specialist Consultant

Why Medical Doctor

Becoming a doctor has always been a dream of mine. Why? Because

1. I would be applying my knowledge to benefit others and gets the opportunity to teach and pass my skills onto others.

I will get a reward in the hereafter for doing this noble work because as the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) said: “When a man dies, all his deeds come to an end except for three – an ongoing charity, beneficial knowledge or a righteous son who will pray for him.” (Narrated by Muslim, 1631) 

2. I saw the work of doctors and other healthcare professionals who more or less saved the lives of some of the most important people in my life. Therefore, I couldn't think of a more valuable or fulfilling or personally meaningful career for me so that I can also help taking care of my family.

3. My interest in Science and fascination towards the human body, the way it works, why it doesn’t work and the ever-increasing knowledge about how to keep its systems in balance.

4. I am a patient of heart disease and have sick family members who made me want to become a doctor because I don’t want other people to go through a similar situation.

5. It is a true sense of being able to make a difference to the community. Making diagnosis, treating illnesses, infections and diseases as well as taking care of human well-being would certainly help the society, even the world.

6. I want to help other people. Moreover, I would like to participate in volunteer work as a doctor so I can help treating those refugees in at-war countries. I have been following volunteerism for quite some time and followed people like Rayyan Harries, the noted volunteer who work in many projects like the one in Greece for the Syrian Refugees. I feel mad at myself and helpless for not being able to help those people upfront so I am hoping that one day I can be a volunteer too.

I have also helped during the devastating flood that affected almost the whole of Kelantan state on 2014 by collecting clothes to give to the affected ones whose homes were sunk and destroyed in the flood.

7. The dual nature of medicine. I am drawn to Medicine because it combines both science and humanism, and I am so attracted to the way the human body works.

8. My family is full of doctors. Somewhat, I have grown fond of Medicine after hearing the works in their respective fields. The love for Science spurred in me easily as I have an early insight in Medicine.

9. A handsome salary from which I can use to support my own family.

10. I enjoy the technical aspects of being a medical doctor and enjoy making research. Discovering things is indeed my cup of tea.

11. I really enjoy communicating with people and solving their problems. A career in medicine would allow more to focus more on this aspect.

12. I like to do challenging things in my life and being a medical doctor really appeal to it as humans’ lives are at stake.

13. I am willing to work through a long training process.

14. I love to work in the hospital environment – the sound of doctors, nurses shuffling around to attend to patients, the smell of medications, and the beeping sound made by heart monitors.

Doctor of Medicine is a branch of the life sciences in respect of keeping and maintaining a sense of health and healthy (wellness). In other words, medicine is the science of preventing and curing disease. However, the term is more widely used for matters related to physician and surgeon. Medicines cover science and the use of such knowledge. There are different kinds of branches of medical science specific to the organ and certain diseases, Makes the same medical office (the medical profession).    

MEDICAL

DOCTOR

     Medical science is knowledge about body systems and diseases, and medical capacity refers to the social structure of the people who trained formally to use this knowledge to treat disease. Many schools have a tradition of treatment is not considered as medical (west). Advanced treatment systems other than Western medicine is Ayurvedis School (in India), and traditional Chinese medicine. This article will concentrate on modern treatments (West). The practice of modern medicine is a mixture of art and a variety of Science-treat like. Physicians have direct health and biomedical with Science. In a wider context, "medicine" today refers to fields of clinical medicine, medical research, surgery, thus overcoming the problem of disease and injury. To follow the local medical school there is a great competition where too many qualified candidates to vie for places of study are limited. Only those with the best qualifications of a pass with distinction in the levels of Malaysian Higher School Certificate (STPM) or its equivalent or brilliant pass matriculation / human sciences who has the possibility to get a place in local universities.

PERSONAL CHARACTERISTICS REQUIRED

• Interested in this profession• Always assist patients• Mastering the science and math• Proficient in French and English• Do not be afraid of blood• Ability to conduct examination and surgery• Willing to work regardless of time and place• Skilled communicate and organize better

REQUIREMENTS FOR ENTERING THIS FIELD

To become a doctor, the individual must be at least a Doctor of Medicine from universities that are recognized by the government. Doctoral graduates who will serve either in the public or private sector is subject to the Medical Act.1971. Doctors will have to apply to the Malaysian Medical Council for Provisional Registration and subsequently

undergo practical training for not less than 12 months in the hospital approved. After completing his graduate internship then he is eligible to apply for Full Registrationwith the Malaysian Medical Council as a medical officer and are required to serve the government under the Compulsory Service (Compulsory Service)

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS FOR MEDICAL COURSE THAT IS OFFERED AT IPT

Entry Requirements

A. General Conditions

1. Well in Certification Education Malaysia (SPM).2. Pass with credit in Bahasa Melayu / Bahasa Malaysia at SPM level / equivalent.3. Pass Matriculation / UM Science / UTM Foundation Year at least CGPA of 2.00.                                                                        OR            Passed STPM with at least 2.00 (Grade C) in General Studies;            and 2.00 (Grade C) in two (2) other subjects       4. Take up Malaysian University English Test (MUET)

B. Special Needs Program

1. Matriculation in Life Sciences• A minimum CGPA of 3.50;• Pass with at least a Grade B + Biology at the Matriculation / UM Science / UTM Foundation Year• Honors in Chemistry at SPM,• Pass with at least a Grade B + Chemistry at the Matriculation / UM Science / UTM Foundation Year• Honors Biology at SPM. Malaysian Higher School Certificate (STPM)• Pass with at least a Grade B + in the eyes  Biology at GCE / A Level• Credit in Chemistry in the SPM / O level,• Pass with at least a Grade B + in Mathematics at GCE / A Level• Credit in Biology in the SPM / O level,• Pass practical exam, as required in the examination in the subjects mentioned above.

C. Other qualifications instead of STPM

Diploma in a related field from an accredited institution UPM or

D. Other Entry Requirements

• Fluent in Malay.• Reaching the age of 17 years in field• Satisfactory health status• Meet other requirements set by the University

E. Candidate For foreigners

Include a letter of at least two referees.

Baccalaureate1. Get at least Grade B at A Level in the following subjects: • Chemistry • Biology • Physics or Mathematics2. Fully pass International Baccalaureate examination with aggregate of not less than 35 in Science and Mathematics3. Pass South Australian Matriculation / AUSMAT / NSW HSC with TER 85 and up4. Pass Canadian International Matriculation Programme / Canadian Pre University with not less than 3:50 CGPA

Minimum requirements for Matriculation / Foundation Science UM / Foundation UiTM

General University conditions: Pass Certificate of Education Malaysia / equivalent with credits in Bahasa Melayu / Bahasa Malaysia or credit in Bahasa Melayu / Bahasa Malaysia July paper;And Passed Matriculation / Foundation Science UM / Foundation UiTM with at least 2.00;And get at least Level 1 (Band 1) in the Malaysian University English Test (MUET).

List of IPT offering medical courses

• Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM),• Universiti Malaya (UM),• Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM),• Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM),• Industrial Technology (Cal Poly)• International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM).

The scope of career

Medical doctor

Medical doctors diagnose and treat patients using medical scientific system. They examine patients using stethoscope, blood pressure gauges and other equipment medical equipment depends on the signs shown by the patients and conduct clinical testing x-ray and histo-pathological examination to determine the nature of the disease properly. They recommend the use of drugs based on the results of inspections and consult with doctors or other specialists if necessary. They perform minor surgery and treatment and advise patients about ways - as well as providing drug treatment and anesthetic if necessary. They keep records of patients under her care, illnesses and treatment provided to patients.

Description of Duties

• Check the patient to determine the nature of the illness; conducting medical examinations and making diagnoses;• Determine the medication and treatment for the disease, disorder or injury has been diagnosed;• Provide specific medical or surgical treatment for these types of diseases, disorders or injuries in particular;• Provide advice about the disease and treatment methods and preventive medicine;• Participate in the development and implementation of laws and public health laws to protect and enhance public health;• teach medical students and other health sciences students, physicians and other health professionals; Provide scientific documents and reports;• Carry out tasks related; supervise other employees.

Workplace

Doctors may work long and unpredictable hours dictated by the needs of their patients. Additionally, doctors may need to travel amongst various locations, such as offices, hospitals and clinics, in order to provide patient care. Doctors who practice in healthcare organizations or groups have less work independence but may obtain more time off as a result of patient coverage.

Personal Characteristics

• Caring for people in their problems, needs and their distress;• Has the nature of the response of compassion, understanding, energetic, patient and courageous;• Having a solid grip on the principles of science and their use in medical problems• Has the skills of observation and analysis• Has emotional stability and ability to make decisions in case of emergency• Physically, mental ability and physical stamina• Able to cope with sudden changes of routine to crisis and vice versa; Skilled communicate;• Always curious about how drugs can improve survival;• Skills in management capabilities

SALARY AND OTHER BENEFITS

Public Sector: Starting Salary £ 1,884.30• ETP RM 165.00• ACE RM 170.00• Critical Allowance: £ 500.00Private sector:• Starting Salary £ 5,500.00

  

                               

BRANCH IN MEDICAL FIELD

List of Advanced Branch in the Medical Field: -

1. Physiology (Physiology)2. Optometry / ophtalmology (Eye)3. Medical Microbiology & Immunology4. Radiography / radiology (X-ray)5. Medicine (Medicine)6. Obstectrics & Gynecology (Obstetrics & Gynaecology)7. Biomedical Science8. Paediatrics (Children)9. Pharmacy (Pharmacy)10. Surgery (Surgery)11.Physiotherapy (Physiotherapy)12.Otorhinolaryngology13.Anaesthesiology (anesthesia)14.Environmental Health / Science (Environmental Health15.Veterinar (Animal)16.Anatomy (Outline)17.Orthopaedics (Bone)18.Nursing Science (Nursing Science)19.Parasitology & Entomology (parasites / insects)20.Pathology (Disease)21.Family Medicine (Family Medicine)22.Forensics (Forensic)22.Community Health (Community Health)23.Dentistry (Dental)24. Oncology (Cancer)25. Hematology (Study of Blood)26. Prostetics (Limb False)27. Health Assistant (Health Assistants)28. Midwifery (Midwifery)

1. AudiologistAudiologists specialize in ear related issues, particularly with regard to hearing loss in children. These doctors work with deaf and mute children to assist in their learning to communicate. They typically work in hospitals, physicians’ offices, audiology clinics, and occasionally in schools.

2. AllergistAllergists work with a wide variety of patients who suffer from issues related to allergies, such as hay, fever, or asthma. They are specially trained to treat these issues and assist patients in dealing with them and what to do when they are encountered.

3. AnesthesiologistAnesthesiologists study the effects and reactions to anesthetic medicines and administer them to a variety of patients with pain-killing needs. They assess illnesses that require this type of treatment and the dosages appropriate for each specific situation.

4. CardiologistCardiologists specify in the study and treatment of the heart and the many diseases and issues related to it. They assess the medical and family history of patients to determine potential risk for certain cardiovascular diseases and take action to prevent them.

5. DermatologistDermatologists study skin and the structures, functions and diseases related to it. They examine patients to check for such risk factors as basal cell carcinoma (which signals skin cancer) and moles that may eventually cause skin disease if not treated in time.

6. EndocrinologistEndocrinologists specify in illnesses and issues related to the endocrine system and its glands. They study hormone levels in this area to determine and predict whether or not a patient will encounter an endocrine system issue in the future.7. EpidemiologistEpidemiologists search for potential diseases that may crop up and cause a great deal of problems for a population and look for vaccinations for current terminal diseases, such as cancer and HIV/AIDS.

8. Gynecologist

Gynecologists work with the female reproductive system to assess and prevent issues that could potentially cause fertility issues. Female patients are typically advised to see a gynecologist once a year.

Gynecological work also focuses on issues related to prenatal care and options for expectant and new mothers.

9. ImmunologistImmunologists study the immune system in a variety of organisms, including humans. They determine the weaknesses related to this system and what can be done to override these weaknesses.

10. Infectious Disease SpecialistInfectious Disease Specialists are often found in research labs and work with viruses and bacteria that tend to cause a variety of dangerous diseases. They examine the source of these organisms and determine what can be done to prevent them from causing illnesses.

11. Internal Medicine SpecialistInternal Medicine Specialists manage and treat diseases through non-surgical means, such as anesthetics and other pain-reliving drugs. They work in many different healthcare facilities and assist other physicians in finding the most appropriate means of treatment for each individual patient.

12. Medical GeneticistMedical Geneticists examine and treat diseases related to genetic disorders. They specialize in disorders that are hereditary in nature and work to find ways to prevent already-present diseases from passing down to the next generation through reproduction.

13. MicrobiologistMicrobiologists study the growth infectious bacteria and viruses and their interactions with the human body to determine which could potentially cause harm and severe medical conditions.  They also seek to find immunizations for diseases caused by these organisms.

14. NeonatologistNeonatologists care for newborn infants to ensure their successful entry into a healthy and fulfilling life. The focal point of their examinations is on premature and critically ill infants who require immediate treatment at the risk of fatal consequences.

15. Neurologist

Neurologists work with the human brain to determine causes and treatments for such serious illnesses as Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, Dementia, and many others. In addition to research on the brain stem, neurologists also study the nervous system and diseases that affect that region.

16. NeurosurgeonNeurosurgeons operate on the human brain and body to treat and cure diseases affecting the nervous system and brain stem. They work to alleviate symptoms from serious brain illnesses that cause patients a great deal of physical and emotional pain.

17. ObstetricianObstetricians work in a particular area of gynecology that focuses on neonatal care and childbirth. They also perform other operations related to the female reproductive system including c-sections, hysterectomies, and surgical removal of ovarian tumors.

18. OncologistOncologists focus on the treatment and prevention of cancer in terminal and at-risk patients. They offer such treatments as examination and diagnosis of cancerous illnesses, chemotherapy and radiotherapy to destroy cancer cells in the body, and follow-up with survivors after treatment successes.

19. Orthopedic SurgeonOrthopedic Surgeons treat ailments concerned with the skeletal system, such as broken bones and arthritis. These doctors are often found in emergency rooms since accidents that result in broken bones are often unintentional and demand immediate treatment.

20. ENT SpecialistENT Specialists concentrate in areas related to the Ear, Nose, and Throat, and sometimes even ailments related to the neck or the head. Children often seek treatment from ENT specialists for surgery in the above areas, and adults see these doctors for sinus infections.

21. PediatricianPediatricians work with infants, children, and adolescents regarding a wide variety of health issues, ranging from the common cold to severe conditions. They make their work environments highly “kid-friendly”, often featuring a range of toys and bright colors.

22. Physiologist

Physiologists study the states of the human body, including emotions and needs. They particularly focus on the functions of the human body to assess if they are working correctly and attempt to determine potential problems before they become an issue.

23. Plastic SurgeonPlastic Surgeons perform cosmetic surgery to enhance the physical attributes of a patient or amend a physical issue that the patient finds unsatisfactory. The ultimate goal of professionals in this field is to “correct” improper human forms.

24. PodiatristPodiatrists work on and study ailments that afflict the feet and ankles of patients. They are often referred to a “foot doctors” and treat such afflictions as athlete’s foot, calluses, nail disorders, and other foot injuries and infections.

25. PsychiatristPsychiatrists, who occupy a more prevalent place in the research field than the medical field, study behavior and mental processes. They often work with patients in one-on-one sessions to alleviate mental illnesses and behavioral disorders.

26. RadiologistRadiologists diagnose and detect physiological ailments through the use of x-rays and other such imaging technologies. Through the use of these technologies, they scan the victim’s body for hazardous cells, such as cancer cells, and look for fractures or breaks in accident victims.

27. RheumatologistRheumatologists, similar to Allergists, diagnose and treat allergies, as well as autoimmune disorders. However, unlike their Allergy-focused neighbors, these doctors also treat joint and tissue problems and diseases that afflict the immune system.

28. SurgeonSurgeons can be found at the operating table, performing a wide variety of surgeries from head to toe. Subsets of surgeons include such areas as general surgery, neurosurgery, cardiovascular surgery, cardiothoracic surgery, ENT surgery, and oral surgery.29. UrologistUrologists specialize in issues related to the urinary system, such as urinary tract infections. They also treat and study afflictions of the kidneys, adrenal glands, bladder, and male reproductive organs.

 

HOSPITAL DIRECTORY

Perlis1.    Hospital Tuanku Fauziah, Kangar  

Kedah

2.    Hospital Sultanah Bahiyah3.    Hospital Sultan Abdul Halim4.    Hospital Kulim5.    Hospital Langkawi6.    Hospital Baling7.    Hospital Sik8.    Hospital Yan9.    Hospital Jitra10.  Hospital Kuala Neran

 Pulau Pinang11.    Hospital Pulau Pinang12.    Hospital Seberang Jaya13.    Hospital Bukit Mertajam14.    Hospital Kepala Batas15.    Hospital Sungai Bakap16.    Hospital Balik Pulau

Perak17.    Hospital Raja Permaisuri Bainun18.    Hospital Taiping19.    Hospital Teluk Intan20.    Hospital Seri Manjung21.    Hospital Slim River22.    Hospital Batu Gajah23.    Hospital Kuala Kangsar24.    Hospital Tapah25.    Hospital Parit Buntar26.    Hospital Kampar27.    Hospital Sungai Siput28.    Hospital Selama29.    Hospital Gerik30.    Hospital Changkat Melintang

Selangor31.    Hospital Tengku Ampuan Rahimah, Klang32.    Hospital Kajang33.    Hospital Banting34.    Hospital Kuala Kubu Baru35.    Hospital Tanjung Karang

36.    Hospital Tengku Ampuan Jemaah, Sabak Bernam37.    Hospital Selayang38.    Hospital Serdang39.    Hospital Ampang

Kuala Lumpur40.    Hospital Kuala Lumpur

Wilayah Persekutuan 41.    Hospital Putrajaya42.    Hospital Labuan

Negeri Sembilan43.    Hospital Tuanku Jaafar, Seremban44.    Hospital Tuanku Ampuan Najihah, Kuala Pilah45.    Hospital Tampin46.    Hospital Port Dickson47.    Hospital Jelebu

Melaka48.    Hospital Melaka49.    Hospital Alor Gajah

Johor50.    Hospital Sultanah Aminah, Johor Bahru51.    Hospital Pakar Sultanah Fatimah, Muar52.    Hospital Batu Pahat53.    Hospital Kluang54.    Hospital Segamat55.    Hospital Kota Tinggi56.    Hospital Pontian57.    Hospital Temenggung Seri Maharaja Tun Ibrahim, Kulai   (HSTSTI)58.    Hospital Tangkak59.    Hospital Mersing

Pahang60.    Hospital Tengku Ampuan Afzan, Kuantan61.    Hospital Sultan Haji Ahmad Shah, Temerloh62.    Hospital Sultanah Hajjah Kalsom, Cameron Highland63.    Hospital Kuala Lipis

64.    Hospital Bentong65.    Hospital Raub66.    Hospital Jerantut67.    Hospital Jengka68.    Hospital Muadzam Shah69.    Hospital Pekan

Terengganu 70.    Hospital Sultanah Nur Zahirah, Kuala Terengganu71.    Hospital Kemaman**72.    Hospital Dungun73.    Hospital Besut74.    Hospital Hulu Terengganu75.    Hospital Setiu

Kelantan76.    Hospital Raja Perempuan Zainab II, Kota Bharu77.    Hospital Kuala Krai**78.    Hospital Pasir Mas79.    Hospital Tanah Merah80.    Hospital Tumpat81.    Hospital Tengku Anis, Pasir Putih82.    Hospital Machang83.    Hospital Gua Musang84.    Hospital Jeli

Sarawak85.    Hospital Umum Sarawak, Kuching86.    Hospital Sibu**87.    Hospital Miri**88.    Hospital Bintulu**89.    Hospital Kapit**90.    Hospital Sarikei**91.    Hospital Sri Aman92.    Hospital Saratok93.    Hospital Kanowit94.    Hospital Limbang95.    Hospital Serian96.    Hospital Daro

97.    Hospital Betong98.    Hospital Bau99.    Hospital Mukah100.  Hospital Simunjan101.  Hospital Marudi102.  Hospital Lundu103.  Hospital Lawas

Sabah104.    Hospital   Likas 105.    Hospital Duchess of Kent106.    Hospital Tawau107.    Hospital Keningau108.    Hospital Lahad Datu109.    Hospital Beaufort110.    Hospital Kudat111.    Hospital Kota Belud112.    Hospital Sipitang113.    Hospital Tenom114.    Hospital Ranau115.    Hospital Papar116.    Hospital Kinabatangan117.    Hospital Kota Marudu118.    Hospital Semporna119.    Hospital Beluran120.    Hospital Tambunan121.    Hospital Kunak122.    Hospital Pitas123.    Hospital Kuala Penyu

KEMENTERIAN PERTAHANAN MALAYSIA124.    Hospital Angkatan Tentera Lumut, Perak125.    Hospital Angkatan Tentera Kem Terendak, Melaka

KEMENTERIAN PENDIDIKAN MALAYSIA126.    Hospital Universiti Sains Malaysia, Kelantan127.    Pusat Perubatan Universiti Malaya

HOSPITAL SWASTA

128.    Ipoh Specialist Hospital, Ipoh129.    KPJ Damansara Specialist Hospital, KL130.    KPJ Selangor Specialist Hospital, Shah Alam, Selangor131.    KPJ Pusat Perubatan Pantai, KL132.    KPJ Hospital Pakar Ampang Puteri, Selangor133.    Penang Adventist Hospital, Pulau Pinang134.    Pusat Perubatan Prince Court, Kuala Lumpur135.    Assunta Hospital136.    Columbia Asia Hospitals137.    Subang Jaya Medical Centre138.    Pantai Groups of Hospitals139.    Gleneagles Intan Medical Centre, KL140.    Institut Jantung Negara (IJN)141.    Sunway Medical Centre (SUNMED)142.    Hospital PUSRAWI Sdn. Bhd.143.    Pusat Rawatan Islam Az-Zahrah144.    Damai Service Hospital

SCHOLARSHIPS

1. International Medical University

Foundation in Science (FiS) Scholarships

Who is eligible

Malaysian and international students are eligible to apply. Minimum O-Level / SPM grades

required are listed below.

 

How to Apply

Scholarship applications can only be made after applying for the FiS programme. Eligible

candidates will be invited via email to apply for a scholarship.

Required documents for submission are:

SPM or O-Level results;

Laporan Ko-Kurikulum with GPA score or grade (applicable only to Malaysians);

A personal statement with at least 100 words.These documents must be submitted to Admissions Department 7 working days after the

closing dates (1 week after the commencement date). If an applicant is awarded a scholarship,

the scholarship value will be deducted from Semester 2 fees.

 Scholarships Available

The scholarships range from RM 2,000 – RM 6,000.

Candidates are required to achieve As in at least 3 Science subjects (Mathematics, Biology, Physics, Chemistry) and English in order to be eligible for the FiS scholarship.

Scholarship Amount

SPM / O-Levels Required

RM6,000 9 A+ / A

RM5,000 8 A+ / A

RM5,000 7 A+ / A

RM4,000 6 A+ / A

RM2,000 5 A+ / A

Please refer below for scholarship eligibility: 

TERMS AND CONDITIONSScholarships are ONLY open to all local and international students who have completed either

the SPM or O-Level qualification at the immediate preceding year before admission into IMU.

Example: If the student is applying for admission into 2016, he/she is only eligible to be

considered for the scholarship if he/she has completed SPM or O-Level in 2015 and met the

requirements for scholarships. There should not be no gap year between the completion of

SPM or O-Level to the commencement of study in IMU.

Scholarship will only be awarded based on the actual SPM or O-Level results and not on

forecast results.

Eligible candidates will be required to pay Semester 1 fees to register into the course and

qualify for the scholarship.

Important: Scholarship is not automatically disbursed and is subject to approval from the

Scholarship Selection Committee based on the candidates’ actual SPM or O-Level results and

achievement in ECA. An interview is not required.

IMU Scholarship Committee may vary the selection requirements as and when it deems

necessary.

Undergraduate ScholarshipsThe International Medical University (IMU) has introduced a new scholarship programme for

2015. Scholarships will now be available for most IMU programmes. There will be two types of

scholarships available:

1.  Full Tuition Fee (100%) for full duration of programme

2.  Partial Tuition Fee (50%) for full duration of programmeScholarships application will be strictly by invitation only upon submission of admission

application to a specific programme at IMU.

These scholarships will be awarded to students demonstrating outstanding academic

excellence, extra curriculum participation and leadership qualities. Scholarship application will

be strictly by invitation only upon receiving an offer letter for admission into the specific

programme at IMU.

Scholarships AvailableProgrammes Inta

keFull Tuition Fee

(100%)Partial Tuition Fee

(50%)Application Closing

DateMedicine (MBBS)Chiropractic

Feb 9 Jan 2015Aug 17 Jul 2015

Chinese MedicinePsychology

Feb 9 Jan 2015Sep 21 Aug 2015

Pharmacy (BPharm) Feb 9 Jan 2015Aug 3 Jul 2015Sep 21 Aug 2015

Pharmaceutical Chemistry

Feb 9 Jan 2015Aug 3 Jul 2015Sep 21 Aug 2015

Biomedical ScienceMedical BiotechnologyDietetics with NutritionNutrition

Aug 3 Jul 2015Sep 21 Aug 2015

Nursing Sep 21 Aug 2015

 

Pre-U Grades Required for Scholarship EligibilityPre-U Qualification

A-LEVELS

CPU STPM MOE Matrikulasi

IB UEC Australian Matriculation

Approved FiS

IMU FiS

Grades % cGPA cGPA Points

Grades ATAR cGPA cGPA

MedicinePharmacy

AAA 95 – 100

3.90 – 4.00

4.00 40 – 45

A1 A1 A1 A1

A1

98 – 100 4.00 4.00

Chiropractic AAA 95 – 100

3.56 – 4.00

3.90 – 4.00

40 – 45

A1 A1 A1 A2

A2

98 – 100 3.90 – 4.00

3.90 – 4.00

Chinese MedicinePsychologyPharmaceutical ChemistryBiomedical ScienceMedical BiotechnologyNursingDietetics with NutritionNutrition

ABB 91 – 100

3.34 – 4.00

3.80 – 4.00

38 – 45

B3 B3 A2 A2

A2

95 – 100 3.80 – 4.00

3.50 – 4.00

 

How to Apply

1. Make an online application for the programme of your choice at www.imu.edu.my/slim-oaa.

2. Upon successful application and meeting the scholarship’s eligibility requirements, student will be invited to apply for the scholarship via email. 

Scholarship Details

1. Scholarships will be awarded with bonding subject to the programme awarded.

2. All scholarships will only cover the tuition fees and no allowance for living expenses, books and study-related equipment.

3. The amount will be disbursed on a semester to semester basis

4. Students are required to maintain the required minimum cGPA of 3.50 per semester in order to continue with the scholarship. Failing which, the scholarship may be discontinued with immediate effect.

5. Students who withdraw (academic and non-academic reasons) without completing the programme will be required to repay the amount that has been disbursed for the financial award given.

6. Repeat modules will not be covered and continuation of the financial award will be on a case by case basis.

7. IMU Scholarship Committee may vary the selection requirements as and when it deems necessary.

2. Penang Medical College

THE RCSI & UCD DUBLIN SCHOLARSHIPMalaysian scholarship - FULL tuition fee for the entire 5-year programme for Malaysian citizens enrolling via PMC

3. Jabatan Perkhidmatan Awam (JPA)

PROGRAM PENAJAAN PELAJAR PERUBATAN JPA KE UNIVERSITI PERDANA 2015

1. PENGENALANProgram Universiti Perdana merupakan program penajaan kepada 40 pelajar lepasan pra-universiti bagi mengikuti pengajian Perubatan di Universiti Perdana di bawah program kerjasama Perdana University – Royal College of Surgeons Ireland (RCSI).

2. SYARAT-SYARAT PERMOHONANi. Warganegara Malaysia;ii. Umur tidak melebihi 20 tahun pada 1 Januari 2015;iii. Memiliki Sijil Penuh Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM);iv. Mempunyai kesihatan yang baik;v. Melepasi syarat-syarat khusus yang ditetapkan oleh PU-RCSI;vi. Telah mendapat tawaran tempat dari PU-RCSI; danvii. Calon-calon yang memohon dan memenuhi syarat akan menjalani pemilihan melalui Student Assesment Center (SAC)

3. IKATAN PERJANJIAN DENGAN PIHAK KERAJAANPelajar yang menerima tawaran biasiswa Program Universiti Perdana dikehendaki berkhidmat di Malaysia sepertimana yang ditetapkan oleh Kerajaan. Kerajaan berhak untuk menempatkan pelajar-pelajar yang telah tamat dengan jayanya di mana-mana agensi yang diarahkan oleh Kerajaan. Sekiranya enggan, tuntutan ganti rugi akan dikenakan.Tempoh berkhidmat dengan Kerajaan dan amaun tuntutan ganti rugi adalah seperti di berikut:

o Peringkat Pengajian: Ijazah Pertama Bidang Perubatano Tempoh Ikatan Perjanjian (Tahun): 10o Amaun Ganti Rugi(RM): Kos Sebenar

PERMOHONANPermohonan boleh dilakukan di pautan berikut:http://esilav2.jpa.gov.my/online_progs/epermohonan/index.php?program=UPDN

4. Top Glove Scholarships Medicine

5. Yayasan Khazanah Scholarship

6. Yayasan Pelajaran MARA Scholarships

7. Majlis Amanah Rakyat (MARA) Scholarships

8. General Scholarship Scheme (GSS)

9. Biasiswa Kementerian Pendidikan Malaysia (KPM)

10. Nilai University Scholarship

11. The Malaysia Australia Colombo Plan Commemoration (MACC) Scholarships

12. Swinburne-MACC Scholarship

13. Taylor’s University The Edge Award

14. Monash MBBS Bursaries

15. QS Top Universities

16. UniSZA Scholarship

17. LUC Scholarship Fund

UNIVERSITIES OR COLLEGES OFFERING FIS / MBBS

State School City Est Degree Type NotesKuala Lumpur

University Malaya Medical Centre [2]

Pantai Dalam

1962 MBBS Public First Medical School in Malaysia

Kuala Lumpur

Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia Medical Centre [3]

Cheras 1972 MD Public

Kelantan Universiti Sains Malaysia School of Medical Science [4]

Kubang Kerian

1979 MD Public

Sarawak Universiti Malaysia Sarawak Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences [5]

Kuching 1995 MD Public

Selangor Universiti Putra Malaysia Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences.[6]

Serdang 1996 MD Public

Kuala Lumpur

International Medical University [7]

Bukit Jalil 1999 MBBS Private

Perak Universiti Kuala Ipoh 1999 MBBS Privat

Lumpur Royal College Medicine of Perak [8]

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Pahang International Islamic University Malaysia Kulliyyah of Medicine [9]

Kuantan 1999 MBBS Public

Pulau Pinang

Penang Medical College [10]

George Town

2001 MB BCh BAO

Private

Melaka Melaka Manipal Medical College Faculty of Medicine [11]

Bukit Baru, Melaka

2001 MBBS Private

Partnership withManipal University

Selangor Universiti Teknologi MARA Faculty of Medicine [12]

Sungai Buloh

2003 MBBS with Advanced Medical Science [13]

Public

Sabah Universiti Malaysia Sabah School of Medicine [14]

Kota Kinabalu

2003 MD Public

Pulau Pinang

Allianze University College of Medical Sciences [15]

Kepala Batas

2004 MD Private

Closed down due to bankruptcy

Selangor Cyberjaya University College of Medical Science Faculty of Medicine [16]

Cyberjaya 2005 MBBS

And FIS

Private

Terengganu

UCSI University Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences [17]

Marang 2005 MDAnd FIS

Private

Kuala Monash Bandar 2005 MBBS Privat

Lumpur University School of Medicine and Health Sciences [18]

Sunway e

Kuala Lumpur

Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences [19]

Pandan Indah

2006 MBBS Public

Selangor Management & Science University International Medical School [20]

Shah Alam

2006 MBBS Private

Kedah AIMST University Faculty of Medicine [21]

Bedong 2001 MBBS Private

Terengganu

University of Sultan Zainal Abidin Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences [22]

Kuala Terengganu

2009 MBBS Public

Kuala Lumpur

National Defence University of Malaysia Faculty of Medicine and Defence Health [23]

Sungai Besi

2009 MD Public

Kuala Lumpur

MAHSA University College Faculty of Medicine [24]

Cheras 2009 MBBS Private

Johor Newcastle University Medicine Malaysia [25]

Iskandar 2009 MBBS Private

Selangor Perdana University Graduate School of Medicine [26]

Serdang, Selangor

2011 MD Private

Selangor Perdana University Royal

Serdang, Selangor

2011 MB BCh BAO

Private

College of Surgeon in Ireland [27]

Selangor SEGi University Faculty of Medicine [28]

Kota Damansara

2010 MBBS Private

Selangor Taylor's University School of Medicine [29]

Subang Jaya

Unknown

MBBS Private

Selangor Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences (FMHS)[30]

Sungai Long

2009 MBBS Private

Pahang University College Shahputra Faculty of Medicine [31]

Kuantan, Pahang

Unknown

MBBS Private

Perak Quest International University Perak Faculty of Medicine [32]

Ipoh 2012 MBBS Private

Kuala Lumpur

Asia Metropolitan University School of Medical and Health Sciences [33]

Cheras Unknown

MBBS Private

Selangor Lincoln University College School of Medicine [34]

Petaling Jaya

Unknown

MD Private

Heriot-Watt University Malaysia (FIS) HELP University (FIS) Newcastle University Medicine Malaysia (NUMed) University of Reading Malaysia, Educity Iskandar (FIS) Inti International University and Colleges (FIS)

Nilai University College (FIS) Cyberlynx International College (FIS) Unisel (FIS) University of Nottingham (FIS) Infrastructure University Kuala Lumpur Innovative International College, Petaling Jaya, Selangor (FIS) International University of Malaya-Wales (IUMW),Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (FIS) TMC College, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (FIS) KPJ Healthcare University College (KPJUC), Nilai, Malaysia (FIS)

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ACKNOWLEGMENTS

THANKS TO THE GOD ALMIGHTY FOR HIS GRACE I MANAGED TO COMPLETE THE CAREER FOLIO IN THE PERIOD SET BY THE COLLEGE SUCCESSFULLY WITHOUT ENCOUNTERING ANY PROBLEMS THAT MAY

CONSTRAIN THE COURSE TO COMPLETE THIS WORK.

I WANT TO LIFT MY HEARTFELT APPRECIATION TO THE MARA JUNIOR SCIENCE COLLEGE PENGKALAN CHEPA COUNSELORS WHO HAD GIVEN

MANY TUTORING AND COUNSELING SO I CAN PREPARE FOR THIS FOLIO.

THANK YOU VERY MUCH TO MY FAMILY, MY FATHER, FVMKSVKSGGBS, FOR HELPING ME PREPARE FOR THIS CAREER FOLIO AND ALSO MY

MOTHER, SDVNSDJVNDJVNKV, WHO GAVE ME ENCOURAGEMENT AND SUPPORT TO COMPLETE THIS WORK.

THIS APPRECIATION ALSO GOES TO MY COLLEGE’S FRIENDS AND TO THOSE WHO HAVE HELPED ME DIRECTLY AND INDIRECTLY DURING THE

PROCESS OF MAKING THIS FOLIO.

CONCLUSION

THANKS TO THE GOD ALMIGHTY FOR HIS GRACE, I HAVE MANAGED TO FINISH THIS CAREER FOLIO.

OVERALL, THE FOLIO CAREER HAS HELPED ME IN CHOOSING A CAREER FIELD AND THE COURSE THAT SUITS MY PERSONALITY. IN ADDITION,

THIS ASSIGNMENT HAS ALSO GIVEN ME A BOOST TO PURSUE MY AMBITION THAT I HAVE DREAMED OF SINCE CHILDHOOD.

THEREFORE, I WILL MAKE SURE I WORK HARD TO ACHIEVE THE BEST LEVEL IN THE SIJIL PELAJARAN MALAYSIA (SPM) TO PROVIDE AN

OPPORTUNITY FOR ME TO STUDY IN THE MEDICAL FIELD. IN ADDITION, THIS ASSIGNMENT HAS ALSO OPENED MY EYES TO PREPARE MYSELF

TO MEET THE ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS FROM UNIVERSITIES TO PURSUE MY AMBITION IN THE FIELD OF MEDICINE AND IN TURN

ACHIEVE THE GOAL OF MY LIFE.