Stepping stone to your career


Newcastle University Medicine Malaysia’s (NUMed) Foundation in Biological and Biomedical Sciences provides a solid start for students to thrive in the ever-evolving healthcare ecosystem.

A CAREER in healthcare can be demanding, albeit rewarding. It requires not only a strong understanding of various scientific disciplines but also a diverse range of skills and competencies.

Newcastle University Medicine Malaysia’s (NUMed) Foundation in Biological and Biomedical Sciences programme lays the groundwork by equipping prospective healthcare professionals with the knowledge, skills and values needed to excel – both during their studies and beyond.

“A regularly updated curriculum ensures relevance by incorporating the latest medical advancements and evidence-based practices,” says NUMed foundation programme lecturer Ainul Farhana Razak.

“Students get early clinical exposure, practical training and a focus on interdisciplinary collaboration. The integration of healthcare technologies familiarises them with tools essential for modern medical practice.

“Meanwhile, NUMed’s international connection with Newcastle University, UK, provides a global perspective.

Additionally, research opportunities, emphasis on soft skills development and recognition of mental health support contribute to well-rounded and resilient graduates.”

Upon completing the foundation programme to the required level, students may pursue the acclaimed Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS), subject to an interview, or the 2+1 BSc (Honours) Biomedical Sciences programme at NUMed, as well as a wide range of programmes at Newcastle University in the UK.

Register now for the May intake of the Foundation in Biological and Biomedical Sciences programme.

■ For more information, visit www.ncl.ac.uk/numed

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