(IMU)
 Kuala Lumpur
City
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 1992
Foundation
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 4000
Number of students
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 2260€ - 13750€
Semester Tuition Fees
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 500€
Ø monthly cost of living
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 Yes
Scholarships available
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 February 03, September 02
Application Deadline
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 30/1
Student - staff ratio
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 50
Nations represented
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A-Level Certificate A-Level Certificate Bachelor's Degree
Bachelor's DegreeMaster's Degree
 200 - 400 Euro / month
Accomodation
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250 Euro / month
Cost of living
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 100 Euro / month
Food
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 Free, the University offers shuttles
Transportation
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We are Recognized for our QualityIn 2020, we were once again awarded the SETARA 2019 with a 6-star rating (Highly Competitive) under the Mature University category. We were also rated a 5-star university by Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) World University Rankings.In 2017, IMU was the first homegrown private university awarded a 6-star rating in the much-coveted Rating for Higher Education Institutions in Malaysia (SETARA). Out of 71 institutions in Malaysia, only IMU and seven others made the cut.In the same year, IMU became the only private Malaysian medical university to receive the self-accreditation status from the Malaysian Qualifications Agency (MQA). This status entitles a higher education provider – with a solid and reliable internal quality assurance system – to self-accredit certain programmes. |
We are devoted to Medicine and Health SciencesIMU specializes in the fields of Medicine and the Health Sciences; and all our resources are dedicated to excellence in these areas. It is the first university in Malaysia to offer studies in Complementary Medicine; and our Chiropractic Programme is the first of its kind in the region. In our listing for Centres & Schools, you will find a variety of healthcare courses offered via our pre-university, undergraduate, postgraduate and continuous learning programmes. continuous learning programmes. |
Unique study abroad destinationMalaysia is a budding study abroad destination that keeps improving with the times, students from Asia, The Middle and Africa are increasingly heading to Malaysia to pursue higher degrees. The country is also expanding its horizon and shifting to accommodate even more foreign students to its shores. Asides the uniqueness and beauty of the Malaysian people and culture, the country is also very welcoming to foreigners providing them access to the nation’s untapped learning and developmental resources in fields like business, technology, ICT, science and many more. |
A stimulating and efficient approach to LearningAt IMU, we encourage critical and innovative thinking through self-directed learning and early contact with patients. Our students spend more time out of lecture halls than in them. Throughout their degree programme, they are exposed to research projects at our Institute for Research, Development & Innovation (IRDI). They also gain extensive hands-on, clinical experience through IMU Healthcare’s private clinics and with leading hospitals in the country. These build key clinical skills and help students’ specialty decisions. |
Adventure and ExplorationMalaysia has been named ‘Asia's best-kept secret’ and is a growing tourist destination for many visitors from around the world. enjoy the first-hand experience of a beautiful country with exceptional landscapes, natural scenery, wildlife, and sights. Malaysia’s climate is very moderate all year long, therefore many activities such as sports and travel can be enjoyed anytime in the year. Popular things to do in the country include hiking, mountain climbing, paragliding, bird watching, skiing, surfing and lots more. |
Renowned and Highly Experienced FacultyOur lecturers are highly qualified in their respective fields. They have extensive experience in teaching, researching and publishing as well as professional experience in clinical practice. Through exclusive arrangements with our Partner Medical Schools, senior faculty members from those universities conduct yearly quality assurance reviews with our faculty. This ensures that IMU is benchmarked to global standards. We also have lecturers visiting on a rotational basis to teach specialized subjects. |
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Moving about in the city is very effective and seamless seeing that there is a very effective and broad public transportation system. The road network is well connected and there are several means to move about town via buses, taxis, metros, trains, and cab-hailing technologies.
Kuala Lumpur is the capital city of Malaysia and the most modern and developed city in the country with contemporary high rises, hotels, glitzy shopping malls and local and international cuisine.
The city is a multi-cultural epicenter that unites the country with many other Asian communities.
Kuala Lumpur is also the economic and tourist hub of Malaysia with more than 2 million visitors every year.
We have put together some of the most unique places in the city that we encourage our students to visit and experience while studying at IMU.
KLCC Park
An absolute must-see park in Kuala Lumpur, a nice mix of nature surrounded by the concrete jungle considered by many as a dream visit, experience and, photo opportunity.
The park is a place to cool off and relax before exploring the Petronas towers and other magnificent structures in the area.
Aquaria
This place is located within a walking distance from the Petronas twin towers and is a large-scale shell-cased aquarium showcasing over 5,00 different exhibits of aquatic and land-bound organisms.
There is a ton to see and do here, and lots of marine wildlife to explore and see here as well.
Jalan Alor
A must-visit for the adventurous foodies where they can sample the local gastronomical delights during the day and the dynamic street food market during the nighttime.
This bustling area is active throughout and the food here is tasty and cheap, likewise, a great span of restaurants and eateries litter the streets with fantastic meal options both local and international.
Menara Tower
This is the tallest telecommunication tower in all of South East Asia and the seventh-tallest in the world built to improve the quality of telecommunications and broadcasting transmissions in the country. The KL Tower is one of the most famous places to visit in Kuala Lumpur, a multi-purpose center that is even more fascinating on the inside, named the highest point in the city.
Petronas Twin Towers
Your stay in Kuala Lumpur would not be complete without paying a visit to the world’s tallest twin towers. The skyscrapers are utterly stunning particularly when they are illuminated at night. The towers welcome visitors from Tuesday to Sunday every week and worth seeing, as the inside is equally more fascinating.
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