Hello people!
BPharm studet from IMU here.

The minimum requirement for BPharm in IMU is 3Bs. So I don't think so you can enroll, how's the result of your third subject?
Whether it's stressful or not depends on how you manage your time. Generally it's from 8am to 6pm basis, including all lectures, lab sessions, workshops, PBL, computer-aided learning sessions. So it's really slightly longer than most pharmacy course in other unis. You'll find the workshops, PBLs and PSD(where you have the chance to counsel patient preparation for your OSCE) very helpful.

Hope it helps.

I've never heard of anyone from foundation in Notts but you can definitely call or come to the office for inquiry.

As far as I know, IMU is accepting foundation in science from KBU, UCSI. Sunway's MUFY is acceptable too.

It's stated in UCSI and Cyberjaya University College of Medical Sciences, but it's not stated in IMU,Nottingham and MAHSA entry requirement.

You can refer to these sites:
http://www.ucsiuniversity.edu.my/fops/prog...ate/BPharm.aspx
http://www.cybermed.edu.my/cucms-web/new_web/bpharm.html

http://www.imu.edu.my/imu/index.php/admiss...ments#option003
http://www.nottingham.edu.my/Study/Undergr...arm-(Hons).aspx
http://www.mahsa.edu.my/faculties/pharmacy...y-requirements/

This post has been edited by IamJsLim: Dec 11 2013, 12:44 AM

Hi all, I'm curious about which drug reference books/websites do the pharmacists in the hospitals and retails normally refer to?
Mainly to check for dosage, interactions and cautionary in drug counselling.

Got the BB1M recently and considering text books to buy. Looking for pharmacology books, any suggestions?
Btw, is the Lexi-comp Drug Information Handbook worth to have in hand? already had BNF and MIMs in hand.

Btw I'm a 2nd year BPharm student.

This post has been edited by IamJsLim: Mar 22 2014, 10:43 PM

Hi I'm a graduate from IMU and here's what I thought of the course offer:

The good: IMU really makes us learn and expose to everything. We had pharmaceutical industry visits, community pharmacy placement, government hospital placement, research/survey semester. So it's pretty good after we graduated since we have some experience on everything we can do.

The bad: It's slghtly pricey compared to other university, currently it's over 200k for four years. IMU is taking huge numbers of students nowadays (200+ for the July/September batch, fewer for February batch) to an extend every grouping is having too many students.

Hope it helps

This post has been edited by IamJsLim: Apr 5 2016, 01:29 AM