Awarded by SEGi University College
The SEGi University College Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) programme, available at their main campus in Kota Damansara, is designed for students who believe that they can make a difference to others’ lives through better health by being a safe, caring and exceptional doctor. This 5-year medical programme prepares aspiring doctors for a challenging career ranging from promotive, preventive, therapeutic and rehabilitative medicine.
SEGi University College strives to produce doctors who are lifelong learners and who endeavour to keep abreast of advances in medicine so as to ensure the community receives appropriate and effective care. This is made possible through diverse teaching and learning experiences that are student and patient centered promoting holistic care and emphasizing professional and ethical values.
The MBBS programme encompasses three phases. In Phase I, which spans the first two years of the programme, students are exposed to basic medical sciences covering subjects including Anatomy, Biochemistry, Physiology, Pathology, Medical Microbiology and Medical Parasitology, as well as Community Medicine and early clinical exposure in an integrated system approach.
In Phase II students will begin their early clinical clerkship with one year of rotational posting in basic life support, internal medicine, surgery and women’s health.
Students are further exposed to senior clerkship in Phase III which covers two years in various clinical disciplines, namely community based medicine, internal medicine, paediatrics, surgery, orthopaedics and psychiatric, as well as other specialised fields of medicine which includes forensic medicine. Students are also facilitated to develop their soft skills in communication, social responsibility, team-building, critical thinking, problem-solving, leadership and management throughout their five years of studies.
Graduates of the MBBS programme who wish to work as a doctor in Malaysia are required to undertake further training beyond the medical degree. Upon successful completion of the MBBS programme, students need to apply to the Ministry of Health Malaysia to complete their housemanship, which will be done in a public hospital. Upon successful completion of their housemanship, students will then need to do their three-year compulsory service in either a hospital or clinic under the Ministry of Health Malaysia.
Once students have successfully completed their housemanship, their three-year compulsory service and obtained full registration to practice, graduates can opt to study postgraduate specialist degree programmes, which are available in a range of areas including surgery, general practice, obstetrics, paediatrics and psychiatry, just to name a few. There is a wide range of medical career paths available and options will become apparent as students progress through the programme.
| PHASE 1 | PHASE 2 | PHASE 3 | |||
| Year 1 | Year 2 | Year 3 | Year 4 | Year 5 | |
Block 1 | Normal Structure & Function of the Human Cell, Tissue & Body System | Cardiovascular, Respiratory and Haemopoeitic Systems | Basic Life Support | Primary Care Medicine | Surgery, Trauma - Critical Care |
Block 2 | Normal Response and Process to Disease State
| Alimentary and Hepatobiliary Systems | General Surgery | ||
Block 3 | Body Reaction to Physical, Chemical and Biological Agents
| Endocrine, Reproductive and Urinary Systems | Women’s Health & Diseases 1 | ||
Block 4 | Clinical Methods and Introduction to Community Medicine | Locomotor and Nervous Systems | General Paediatrics | ||
Remarks | End of Block Assessment (Formative) | End of Block Assessment (Formative) | End of Block Assessment (Formative) | End of block Exams | End of Block Examinations |
