4th Annual Research Workshop 2009    

   Research Seminar in Medical Education  

   MCQ & Short Answer Questions Hands-On Training

       Workshop    

   Journal  Club  Meeting  at Hospital Selayang  

   3^rd Workshop on Basic Statistical Analysis Using SPSS Program   

IMMB Journal Club  

    Bedside Teaching Workshop   

    Dinner Graduation 2009   

    Group 6 Year 4 Faculty of Medicine Health Carnival 2009   

    VC's Notice (Important News!)     

    To All Year 3 Elective Students 2008/2009 (Important News!)  

    Academic Planner 2009 / 2010  

   Distinction Candidates For Professional III Examination    

 

The faculty aims to produce highly motivated and accomplished doctors with a solid scientific foundation imbued with strong humanistic values, to lead the medical profession in the future.

The faculty is one of the very few medical faculties in Malaysia with the vision to lead the medical profession and to influence medical practice worldwide. It encourages creativity and innovation through scientific research and adopts multi-pronged rather than sequential strategies in the development of postgraduate studies and research activities, which are initiated during undergraduate -teaching itself.

Curriculum

The curriculum in this faculty is a great living instrument to produce the doctors of tomorrow. It adopts a hybrid problem-based learning (PBL) strategy which promotes active and engaging education through guided exploration and discovery. It addresses important matters beyond the usual and the obvious, and places great emphasis on professional and personal development, communication skills, clinical skills, ethics and medical jurisprudence, and behavioural science. Innovative modules are introduced; these include Rural Health, Molecular Medicine, and Behavioural Sciences.

Research

Despite being new, the Faculty has strategic research facilities and infrastructures to support research, ranging from molecular and basic clinical sciences to clinical trials and epidemiological studies. These include the Clinical Trial Centre (CTC), Research Laboratory, and Institute of Medical Molecular Biotechnology (IMMB)

Development

Besides the development in Shah Alam, the Faculty is developing its own campuses in Selayang and Sungai Buloh. We have full support from the government in developing these new facilities where the students can pursue a world of learning and training opportunities in specialised courses.

We are also developing the Medical City which integrates teaching and research in medicine with delivery of health care supplemented by indutrialisation and commerce. It is expected that the Medical City will be an important stimulus platform for Malaysia to actively engage in the K-economy based in medicine.

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