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Postgraduate Diploma (PG Dip) in Diabetes Management and Education (Online)

Postgraduate Diploma (PG Dip) in Diabetes Management and Education (Online)

About

About

1 – 3 years (Full-time, Online)
2 – 4 years (Part-time, Online)

Gain valuable insights and gain deeper understanding in managing diabetes. With the escalating prevalence of diabetes worldwide, IMU will provide comprehensive knowledge about the disease and keep you abreast with the latest advances in treatment and technology. This programme is a taught course with an inclusive, innovative, and flexible curriculum designed to cater to working adults and impart competencies to grow a career in diabetes care. Come make a significant impact on the lives of those living with diabetes and be part of the ongoing efforts to mitigate this disease.

Key facts

QUALIFICATIONDoctoral Degree (PhD)
STUDY MODEFull-time
DURATION1 year
LOCAL COSTMYR 27,000
FOREIGN COSTMYR 27,000

Tuition fees

DescriptionLocal studentsForeign students
Tuition feeMYR 27,000MYR 27,000
Miscellaneous feesData not availableData not available
Total estimated cost of attendanceMYR 27,000MYR 27,000
Estimated cost per yearMYR 27,000MYR 27,000

Entry Requirements

Registered Nurse / Assistant Medical Officer / Dietitian / Pharmacist / Physiotherapist / Clinical Psychologist / Podiatrist / Medical Practitioner with a Bachelor’s Degree in related discipline and a minimum CGPA of 2.50

AND

Registered (if appropriate) with Nursing / Assistant Medical Officer / Pharmacy / Medical Practitioner Board of Malaysia or country of origin or its equivalent

English Proficiency Requirements:
For International Students

IELTS : Band score 5.0; or
TOEFL (iBT) : Overall score of 42; or
Cambridge English : Advanced (CAE) : Overall score of 154; or
Cambridge English : Proficiency (CPE) : Overall score of 154; or
Cambridge Linguaskill : Overall score of 160; or
Pearson Test of English (PTE) : Overall score of 47;
The following categories of students are exempted from the above requirements:
International students from countries in which English is the first language.
International students who graduated from any Malaysian or other institutions where the curriculum is delivered in English.

Curriculum

Modules for Mar – Jun:
Management of Diabetes & Complications (5 credits)
Diabetes Self-Management Education in Psychosocial Context (5 credits)
Modules for Jul – Oct
Care of Special Groups (5 credits)
Teaching & Learning in Diabetes Care (6 credits)
Modules for Nov – Feb:
Research Methodology (6 credits)
Management of Microvascular & Macrovascular Complications (4 credits)
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