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Occupational Therapists (OTs) are healthcare providers who evaluate and provide treatment to clients with physical/ psychosocial/ developmental impairments or disabilities to ensure their home, workplace, and community are accessible and safe. OTs play the role of enablers and health advocates by breaking down barriers that impede our client’s participation and facilitate functional performance in everyday activities. OTs work with clients and their community to achieve the outcome by modifying the occupation or the environment to enhance their ability to engage in the occupations they want to, need to, or are expected to do.

Program Structure

Year 1

Year 1
Anatomy
Human Physiology
Basics to Occupational Therapy
Introduction to Psychology
Basic Clinical Skills for Occupational Therapy
General Medicine
General Pharmacology
Introduction to Neuropsychology
Occupational Analysis and Therapeutic Activity
Basic Pathology
Clinical Placement: Introduction
Co-Curriculum Community Service
MPU subjects
Year 2

Year 2
Clinical Orthopaedics
Occupational Therapy for Orthopaedic and Surgical Conditions
Orthotics, Prosthetics and Pressure Garment in Occupation Therapy
Applied Kinesiology and Biomechanics
Neurological Conditions
Occupational Therapy for Medical & Neurological Conditions
Developmental Psychology
Ergonomics
Elective: (Choose 1) : Neuroscience / Communication and Basic Counselling
Clinical Placement: Orthopaedic and Neurological Conditions
MPU subjects
Year 3

Year 3
Clinical Paediatrics
Occupational Therapy for Paediatric Conditions
Research for Allied Health Profession
Critical Review of Journals
Aged Care
Psychiatric Conditions
Occupational Therapy for Psychiatric Conditions
Biostatistics
Community Based Rehabilitation
Work and Driving Rehabilitation
Clinical Placement: Paediatric, Psychiatric & Aged Care
Year 4

Year 4
Clinical Placement: Work and Driving Rehabilitation
Occupational Therapy Administration and Management
Health Promotion in Occupational Therapy
Occupational Therapy for Innovation and Entrepreneurship
Electives (Choose 2): Sexuality and Disability / Assistive Technology and Universal Accessibility / Student Mobility Program / Special Education in Occupational Therapy
Research for Allied Health Profession
Research Writing for Allied Health Profession
Final Clinical Placement

Entry Requirement

Programme/ Examination Minimum Entry Requirements
STPM/ Matriculation/ Foundation in Science/ Pre-University Programme or its equivalent Pass with minimum GPA ≥ 2.33 or Grade C+ in TWO (2) of the following subjects:
  • Biology
  • Physics / Mathematics
  • Chemistry
A- Level / Equivalent Programme Pass with minimum Grade D in TWO (2) of the following subjects:
  • Biology
  • Physics / Mathematics
  • Chemistry
Unified Examination Certificate (UEC) Pass with minimum Grade B5 in FIVE (5) subjects including:
  • Chemistry
  • Biology / Physics
  • 3 other subjects
South Australian Matriculation (SAM/ SACE) Pass with minimum Scaled Score of 12 in THREE (3) subjects including:
  • Chemistry
  • Biology / Physics
  • 1 other subject
  • Canadian Pre-University (CPU)/ CIMP
  • Ontario Secondary School
  • Diploma/Western Australian Curriculum Council
  • HSC (NSW)
Pass with average minimum of 55% for THREE (3) subjects including:
  • Chemistry
  • Biology / Physics
  • 1 other subject
Indian Pre-University / All India Senior School Certificate awarded by CBSE / HSCC / HSSC / HSC (Standard XII Pass with average minimum of 55% for THREE (3) subjects including:
  • Chemistry
  • Biology / Physics
  • 1 other subject
International Baccalaureate (IB) Pass with minimum score of at least 24 points including:
  • Chemistry
  • Biology / Physics
Diploma from recognized institutions Pass with minimum CGPA ≥ 2.75 in related field Or Minimum CGPA < 2.75 in related field with minimum 3 years (36 months) working experience in related field.
Other qualification as approved by the Senate

ENGLISH COMPETENCY:

Malaysian

International

MUET BAND 3
TOEFL 550
IELTS 5.5
TOEFL 550
IELTS 5.5

Your Investment

Application Fee: RM 300.00

Year Semester Amount Launch Fee for 2022/23*
1 1 RM 11,250 RM 7,500
2 RM 11,250 RM 7,500
2 3 RM 11,250 RM 7,500
4 RM 11,250 RM 7,500
3 5 RM 11,250 RM 7,500
6 RM 11,250 RM 7,500
4 7 RM 11,250 RM 7,500
8 RM 11,250 RM 7,500

*Launch fee includes the following bursaries provided:

  • RM 10,000 Pioneer Discount
  • 25% Silver Jubilee Discount (After Pioneer Discount)

OTHER FEES

Refundable Caution Deposit Resource Fee Hostel Accommodation
RM 1,000 (with Sem 1 Fees) RM 500 per Semester RM 6,000 per annum

Important Notice:

  1. All fees are subjected to change without further notice.
  2. MUCM or its representatives do not charge any additional fee for the service provided to prospective applicants
Intake

March/October

Duration

4 Yrs

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