Btw, no such thing as having a 'head' above the rest when applying for specialty training if you are doing AFP.

Only difference is they offer an extra PG cert during foundation years (self funded) and you get to choose a more specific track during for FY years i.e. surgical, acute medicine, medicine, teaching etc.

1. the clinical component must be done at the parent campus for recognition...hence imu-pms to uk/oz/nz are recognised, and proven in the number of such doctors currently working in spore...(exceptions being new med schools not in spore's list, as mentioned above, and to include uws in oz)...

2. for some reason, they have specifically excluded canadian and us graduates, and insist the pre-clinical component be done in the parent campus...

3. the msian med school they are referring to are specifically in reference to franchise programmes, ie the former perak med school with um, after sheffield withdrew (um was forced to do so, to save the students already in the programme).....and the current aucms ukm franchise....assuming it survive the aucms financial collapse....(will not be surprise if aucms collapses, that the ukm will be forced to take in the franchise students)...

4. imu local degree is not and have never been recognised.....there is NO confusion here.....

Just wondering - does anyone know why the IMU pre-clinical phase is 2.5 years and yet the holidays are so short (1 or 2 weeks), whereas in all the PMS's the holidays can be as long as one month at one shot and yet their preclinical phase is only 2 years? I know that the last semester (sem 5) in IMU pre-clinicals is to prepare us for the clinical phase, but even with this out of the equation, the pre-clinical holidays are longer in many PMS's. Does that mean IMU covers 'more' than the PMS's? Or does it mean IMU spreads the content out and therefore spare time is reduced?

Just wondering - does anyone know why the IMU pre-clinical phase is 2.5 years and yet the holidays are so short (1 or 2 weeks), whereas in all the PMS's the holidays can be as long as one month at one shot and yet their preclinical phase is only 2 years? I know that the last semester (sem 5) in IMU pre-clinicals is to prepare us for the clinical phase, but even with this out of the equation, the pre-clinical holidays are longer in many PMS's. Does that mean IMU covers 'more' than the PMS's? Or does it mean IMU spreads the content out and therefore spare time is reduced?

Does anyone know how many seats does IMU have for dentistry students? I've only heard that medic has a much larger intake than dentistry.

Hi, I'm currently an A-Levels student and will be graduating in June, hence getting my final results in August. Is it still possible for me to enrol in the Pharmacy course for the August intake? Also, do we have to declare if we are doing the 2+2 course or we can make that decision during our 2nd year? Thanks in advance!