This Bachelor of Nursing Science (Honours) program will prepare the graduate with the knowledge and skills to provide a holistic approach to the nursing profession. The program promotes, expands, and validates scientific knowledge and evidence-based practice through nursing and interdisciplinary research.

UniKL RCMP Faculty of Pharmacy and Health Sciences offers a pharmaceutical education in Bachelor of Pharmacy (Honours) that is progressive, contemporary, forward-looking, and comparable to the pharmaceutical programs offered in advanced countries. The duration of the program will be four (4) years.

Students of the Bachelor of Science in Psychology will be equipped with the theoretical and conceptual framework of psychology as a discipline. In addition, students will also be exposed to the basic understanding of the context within which the mental health industry practices and applies.

The Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) UniKL program is a five (5) year program conducted at UniKL RCMP campus in Ipoh, Perak. It is taught by full-time academic staff who bring with them years of experience in the field of medicine. They are complemented by senior clinicians and specialists from Hospital Raja Permaisuri Bainun, Ipoh and other hospitals in Perak who are equally enthusiastic in sharing their vast knowledge and experience with the students.

This Bachelor of Biomedical Science (Hons) program is designed to follow the growing needs of well-trained workers in the healthcare industry. This course of study was structured to instill good theoretical knowledge from the fundamentals of biological science up to the critical thinking aspects and blend together with the latest laboratory applications as well as the techniques. The program will cater to the needs of the community in general, with highly specialized trained human resources equipped with knowledge of theory and practical aspects parallel with the development of our country and the increasing numbers of Malaysian citizens.

Our Health Sciences programmes help prepare you to take up those roles. We cover a range of our curriculum that includes diagnostic, technical, therapeutic and direct patient care and support services.

Oral health is a window into your health. In fact, researchers have discovered that an unhealthy mouth (especially the gums) may increase the risk of serious health problems such as heart disease, stroke, diabetic complications and preterm labour. Hence, the care that dentists provide greatly improves the quality of patients’ lives.

Chiropractic is a drugless, hands-on healing science that focuses on balancing the nervous system and aligning the human spine. To use an analogy: just as we service our cars to prevent them from breaking down, it is also important to service our bodies to maintain our health.

Contrary to popular belief, a psychologist doesn’t only work with ‘crazy’ people. Psychologists work in the diverse fields of business, sports, education and health where the emphasis is not on ‘fixing’ something wrong, but instead, enhancing what is right by incorporating evidence-based techniques and interventions to assist individuals reach their true potential.

Graduates of IMU’s Dietetics with Nutrition Degree programme will be able to work as dietitians in the government and private sectors, providing healthcare services, food service management, and counselling in disease management and prevention.

Pharmacists are experts in medicines who work alongside doctors, nurses and dentists as part of the healthcare team. As a pharmacy graduate, you will need to understand the science behind drug discovery, development and delivery along with how patients react to the medicines they take.

The skills gained from a degree in sports and exercise science could certainly fire the starting gun for an interesting and rewarding career.

Nursing is a specialised profession that focuses on caring, nurturing, educating and research within the healthcare system. Those who are willing to learn, who possess leadership qualities and have a strong desire to care for and improve the quality of life of the sick should consider pursuing a course of study in Nursing.

Chinese medicine is over thousands of years old. However, enrolling for Chinese Medicine is not about learning the history and traditions of an ancient civilization but rather, gaining an understanding of Chinese philosophy and how these have been adapted into the healing arts in ways that are still relevant today.

Throughout history, we have benefitted from these amazing discoveries; from Edward Jenner who created the world’s first vaccination for smallpox, to the use of contact lenses to non-invasively monitor blood glucose in diabetic patients, and up to today where scientists have created biotechnology software to identify human faces with DNA left behind at crime scenes as well as wearable tattoos to monitor our important body functions by sending the information directly to the smartphones of our doctors.