The university’s fully accredited medical programme, running since 2005, has produced over 977 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.
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 in the Cyberjaya campus, serve as a foundation for basic medical knowledge and is organised in sequential courses/blocks with early clinical exposure.
Students must successfully complete the Basic Medical Sciences phase prior to beginning 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.
- Overview
- Fee Structure
- Interview
- Duration
MBBS PROGRAMME EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES
The MBBS programme aims to produce doctors who are:
- competent and highly trainable.
- effective in communication skills and able to demonstrate leadership quality in society.
- equipped with lifelong learning skills.
- ready to fulfill the MOH’s vision and strategic objectives which are based on its corporate values that incorporate professionalism, teamwork, and caring values.
MBBS PROGRAMME LEARNING OUTCOMES
At the end of the undergraduate training, a UoC medical graduate is able to demonstrate adequate knowledge (cognitive), skills (psychomotor) and appropriate professional attributes (affective) in the following aspects.
Advanced and applied medical knowledge
- Knowledge of biological, behavioral, clinical, ethical, and socioeconomic sciences that are relevant to the understanding of health and illness of the individual, family, and society.
Preventive medicine and population health
- The role of religion, culture, socioeconomic factors in the changing environment of health and illness. This includes geriatric medicine and patient safety.
Disaster & relief medicine and military medicine
- Theoretical and practical training in preparing for disaster, including Military Medicine and Military psychiatry.
How much is the tuition fee to study Medicine courses in Malaysia?
There is a different variant to tuition fees in Malaysia, depending on the course and university that is chosen.
The estimated tuition fee per year for Medicine course in the top universities in Malaysia can be RM 60,000 TO RM 120,000.
Quest International University fee is 10 Lakh rs per year.
Once we have considered your application and you are pre-selected, you will receive a letter of invitation to attend an interview.
Interviews will take place from January onwards each year for the following September entry.
The interview, conducted by two trained selectors, will last approximately 30 minutes.
The interview format is designed to confirm whether you have the aptitude, motivation, and personal qualities to succeed as a medical student at Quest International University Malaysia, and as a potential doctor of the future.
At the interview you will be assessed and graded under the following main categories:
- motivation
- reflection on care and role of the doctor
- empathetic and ethical reasoning
- critical thinking
- communication skills
Selectors will expect you to show some insight into your personal attributes, the learning that has resulted from your previous experiences, and an understanding of the relevance of these factors to a career in medicine.
Within one week of your interview, you will receive a letter of outcome. This will inform you if you have been successful in obtaining a place to study medicine at Quest Malaysia.
The total duration of MBBS is 5 years.
The university’s fully accredited medical programme, running since 2005, has produced over 977 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.
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 in the Cyberjaya campus, serve as a foundation for basic medical knowledge and is organised in sequential courses/blocks with early clinical exposure.
Students must successfully complete the Basic Medical Sciences phase prior to beginning 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.
- Overview
- Fee Structure
- Interview
- Duration
MBBS PROGRAMME EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES
The MBBS programme aims to produce doctors who are:
- competent and highly trainable.
- effective in communication skills and able to demonstrate leadership quality in society.
- equipped with lifelong learning skills.
- ready to fulfill the MOH’s vision and strategic objectives which are based on its corporate values that incorporate professionalism, teamwork, and caring values.
MBBS PROGRAMME LEARNING OUTCOMES
At the end of the undergraduate training, a UoC medical graduate is able to demonstrate adequate knowledge (cognitive), skills (psychomotor) and appropriate professional attributes (affective) in the following aspects.
Advanced and applied medical knowledge
- Knowledge of biological, behavioral, clinical, ethical, and socioeconomic sciences that are relevant to the understanding of health and illness of the individual, family, and society.
Preventive medicine and population health
- The role of religion, culture, socioeconomic factors in the changing environment of health and illness. This includes geriatric medicine and patient safety.
Disaster & relief medicine and military medicine
- Theoretical and practical training in preparing for disaster, including Military Medicine and Military psychiatry.
How much is the tuition fee to study Medicine courses in Malaysia?
There is a different variant to tuition fees in Malaysia, depending on the course and university that is chosen.
The estimated tuition fee per year for Medicine course in the top universities in Malaysia can be RM 60,000 TO RM 120,000.
Quest International University fee is 10 Lakh rs per year.
Once we have considered your application and you are pre-selected, you will receive a letter of invitation to attend an interview.
Interviews will take place from January onwards each year for the following September entry.
The interview, conducted by two trained selectors, will last approximately 30 minutes.
The interview format is designed to confirm whether you have the aptitude, motivation, and personal qualities to succeed as a medical student at Quest International University Malaysia, and as a potential doctor of the future.
At the interview you will be assessed and graded under the following main categories:
- motivation
- reflection on care and role of the doctor
- empathetic and ethical reasoning
- critical thinking
- communication skills
Selectors will expect you to show some insight into your personal attributes, the learning that has resulted from your previous experiences, and an understanding of the relevance of these factors to a career in medicine.
Within one week of your interview, you will receive a letter of outcome. This will inform you if you have been successful in obtaining a place to study medicine at Quest Malaysia.
The total duration of MBBS is 5 years.
