The University’s fully accredited medical programme, running since 2005, has produced over 1,000 doctors. The MBBS programme provides an impactful and excellent education and training in medicine. It uses a student-centered and problem-based approach to learning which should apply throughout the physician’s career.
Graduates will be well equipped to seek a future career as a:
The 5-year programme is divided into two phases namely the Basic Medical Sciences phase (Years 1-2) and Clinical Sciences phase (Year 3-5). The first two years, taught mainly at the Cyberjaya campus, serve as a foundation for basic medical knowledge and is organised in sequential courses/blocks with early clinical exposure. The programme also incorporates Disaster and Relief Medicine in the curriculum which helps to prepare future graduates to work in humanitarian and relief missions.
Students must successfully complete the Basic Medical Sciences phase prior to starting clinical clerkships. From the third year, theoretical training is extended with clinical practice, where students learn in the various hospitals and health centers affiliated with the Ministry of Health and Ministry of Defence. Successful graduates are granted a Bachelor of Medicine & Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) degree, fully recognized by the Malaysian Medical Council and other foreign Medical fraternities.
The UoC MBBS Programme Educational Objectives
The MBBS programme aims to produce doctors who are:
Students are taught by experienced specialist doctors who are recognised by the Malaysian Medical Council (MMC) and registered with the National Specialist Register (NSR).
The programme employs the following methods of teaching:
Committed to producing quality graduates in the field of Medicine, The University offers a fully-accredited MBBS programme recognised by the Malaysian Medical Council as well as other medicine-linked programmes that are in demand internationally encompassing undergraduate as well as postgraduate levels.
Staffed with experienced academicians from both the public and private sector, this includes former leaders from the Ministry of Health, public hospitals and public universities.
The programmes under the Faculty of Medicine expertly blends academic knowledge, clinical experience and industry expertise to produce graduates who are skilled, competent and caring.
CGPA 3.00 (out of 4.00) in three subjects i.e;
Provided the course is not less than one (1) year in the same accredited institution AND
Minimum 5B’s in;
Grades BBB, ABC or AAC, or
CGPA 3.00 (out of 4.0) in three
subjects i.e;
Minimum B4 in 5 subjects:
CGPA 3.50 (out of 4.00) AND provided the course is not less than five (5) semesters or 2 ½ years in the same accredited institution AND
the minimum entry qualification is 2Bs
each in:
CGPA 3.00 (out of 4.00) 5-year medical programme
CGPA 3.30 (out of 4.00) 4-year graduate entry medical programme
Minimum 30 points with at least Higher Level (HL) Science or Mathematics, and one (1) Science subject at Standard Level; and minimum grade 4 in
Obtain a rank of 80% provided the subjects include: Biology; and Chemistry; and Physics or Mathematics
Average of 70% in any three (3) subjects:
Minimum IELTS score of 5.0 or equivalent (before entry into MBBS)
Applicants must pass a selection interview.
The following exit requirement of English Proficiency applies to all MBBS students:
Minimum 5Bs in SPM/O-Levels for:
