This program is for full time student and takes between 4 – 6 semesters.

The Master of Medical Science (Physiology) program is conducted through coursework and research aimed at training prospective lecturers and researchers in fields related to physiology. Graduates with basic knowledge of physiology are able to study advanced physiology at the postgraduate levels. The total number of units for this program is 40 units which includes 25 units of coursework and 15 units of research.

Postgraduate candidates need to complete a mini research project under supervision. Students need to submit a dissertation in the final semester from the outcome of their research.

1.  Bachelor of Science (Hons) with cumulative grade (CGPA) not less than 3.00 OR equivalent degree OR Medical Degree from a government-recognized institution of higher learning with a minimum grade for Physiology subject is grade B; OR

2. Candidates with a CGPA of less than 3.00 must have working experience with prospective supervisors in related fields for at least ONE (1) year.

3. Obtain a minimum score of 79-93 for TOEFL or Band 6.5 for IELTS for international students.

4. All international and self-funded applicants must show written proof of the financial status received either in the form of an active bank statement / financial institution or a letter of guarantee received.

5. Pass the admission test and interview at the department level.

Each student is required to present a seminar, problem solving and write an article for each course. The purpose of the seminar is to encourage students to understand certain topics on their own without relying on lectures and to train students to explain a topic clearly and systematically. Problem solving is a method of exposing students to problems in the medical field and emphasizing how basic knowledge of physiology is associated with disease symptoms.

Course coordinator will hold a discussion with the students prior to each presentation. Students are also encouraged to listen to lectures given to Year 1 Medical students. All articles must be submitted to the coordinator at the end of each course.