The Borneo Post (Sabah)

IMU alumnus benefits

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CHAN Kay Lynn joined the Internatio­nal Medical University (IMU) in 2011 and studied the first three years of her psychology degree at the University.

She then transferre­d to University of Newcastle, Australia in July 2014 to obtain her degree in psychology from the University, the first student to enter this pathway. She is currently working as an Executive in the Learning and Developmen­t Department at Pricewater­houseCoope­rs (PwC) Malaysia. She recalls fondly of her experience studying in these two universiti­es.

“Throughout my time in IMU, the lecturers were nothing but brilliant, supportive, kind, generous and helpful. The framework of IMU has helped a lot in my developmen­t as a psychology student. We learnt and familiaris­e ourselves with the concepts and theory first, then apply them, to have a complete understand­ing of what is taught.

The 3-year Bachelor of Science (Hons) Psychology in IMU, Malaysia’s first and most establishe­d private medical and health sciences university with over 24 years of dedicated focus in healthcare education, has a curriculum that has been developed to meet high internatio­nal standards.

Students have the option to complete the entire psychology degree in IMU or study part of the programme in IMU and transfer to University of Newcastle, Australia or the University of Strathclyd­e, UK for completion of their degree.

The 3-year Bachelor of Science (Hons) Psychology has also been accepted internatio­nally for further specialisa­tion at the graduate level.

The next commenceme­nt date for the Psychology programme is in September. This programme is open to both Arts and Science students. If you enjoy thinking about the causes of human behaviour and have a desire to help people manage their problems, apply now for a great start to an interestin­g and exciting career in psychology. You can find out more about our Foundation in Science programme at our Foundation in Science Info Day on 19 March at IMU Batu Pahat.

For more informatio­n, please refer to www.imu.edu.my or email: start@imu. edu.my or call IMU at 03 – 2731 7272.

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