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Take a journey of discovery, where the latest biological sciences meet the intricacies of veterinary medicine. State-of-the-art facilities, hands-on learning and rigorous research will equip you to be the next generation of veterinary bioscientists.
Bioveterinary Science Degree
Welcome to the forefront of veterinary education at IMU, where we combine the fields of biology and veterinary medicine to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of animal health and welfare. Our Bioveterinary programme stands as a beacon of excellence, seamlessly blending cutting-edge biological sciences with the intricate art of veterinary medicine. Aspiring minds with a passion for both animal health and scientific discovery will find a transformative academic journey here. Our well-equipped facilities and hands-on experiential learning opportunities converge to nurture the next generation of veterinary bioscientists. Prepare to embark on a captivating adventure where curiosity meets compassion, shaping the future of animal healthcare through the synthesis of rigorous research and clinical expertise.
Key Facts
Why Study Bioveterinary Science at IMU?
A Comprehensive Programme That Emphasises Using the Latest Technology in Veterinary Care
Enrolling in the Bioveterinary Science programme at our university opens doors to an unparalleled educational experience. Our programme stands out for its comprehensive curriculum, integrating the latest advancements in bioscience with a strong emphasis on veterinary applications, to enhance the quality of care provided to animals.
Expert Faculty Members
Renowned faculty members with expertise in their respective fields can guide students through a dynamic learning journey that combines rigorous theoretical foundations with hands-on practical training. Their knowledge and experience can offer invaluable insights and advice to students as they pursue their goals in the field of veterinary science.
Modern Facilities and Resources
Our research facilities provide a platform for students to engage in groundbreaking projects, contributing to advancements in animal health and welfare. Virtual simulations and computer modelling tools offered at IMU provide students with a realistic training experience in veterinary procedures.
Partnerships Enhancing Real-World Exposure for Students
Partnerships with leading industry players offer unique opportunities for internships and real-world exposure. Industrial placements provide students with valuable expertise, insights, and best practices, enhancing their technical and interpersonal skills and preparing them for future employment in specialized fields.
Multicultural Environment
Students and faculty staff from diverse cultural backgrounds create a vibrant and multicultural learning environment that prepares students to work in a globalised animal healthcare industry. Choose our university to immerse yourself in a vibrant academic community dedicated to shaping the future of bioveterinary science.
Programme Structure
Semester Contents
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| Research Short Semester | Semester 6 |
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Entry Requirement
| Examinations | Requirements |
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| A- Levels | CDD (Including 2 subjects from: Biology; and/or Chemistry; and/or Physics / Mathematics) |
| STPM | Overall cGPA 2.50 (cGPA 2.33 In 2 subjects from: Biology; and/or Chemistry; and/or Physics / Mathematics) |
| Australian Matriculation | ATAR 70 (Including 2 subjects from: Biology; and/or Chemistry; and/or Physics / Mathematics) |
| NCEA Level 3 | 65% aggregate (with 60% in 2 subjects from Biology; and/or Chemistry; and/or Physics / Mathematics) |
| Canadian Grade 12/13 | 70% aggregate in 6 subjects (with an average of 60% in 2 subjects from: Biology; and/or Chemistry; and/or Physics / Mathematics) |
| Unified Examination Certificate (UEC) | B in 5 subjects (Including 2 subjects from: Biology; and/or Chemistry; and/or Physics / Mathematics) |
| Australian University Foundation Programmes | 70% aggregate or ATAR 70 (with 60% in 2 subjects from Biology; and/or Chemistry; and/or Physics / Mathematics) |
| Indian Pre-University | 65% aggregate (minimum 60% in 2 subjects from Biology; and/or Chemistry; and/or Physics / Mathematics) |
| Ministry of Education Matriculation # | Overall cGPA 2.50 (cGPA 2.33 In 2 subjects from: Biology; and/or Chemistry; and/or Physics / Mathematics) |
| International Baccalaureate (IB) | 26 points (Including 2 subjects from: Biology; and/or Chemistry; and/or Physics / Mathematics) |
| American High School Diploma with Advanced Placement (AP) | Overall cGPA 2.50 (cGPA 2.33 in 2 subjects from Biology; and/or Chemistry; and/or Physics / Mathematics) |
| Foundation Studies # | Overall cGPA 2.50 (cGPA 2.33 In 2 subjects from: Biology; and/or Chemistry; and/ or Physics / Mathematics) (Foundation in Science / Foundation in Biosciences / Foundation in Engineering or equivalent) |
| Degree | BSc in related field: cGPA 2.00 |
| Diploma | Diploma in Science (including 2 science subjects) ; Diploma in related field – cGPA 2.75 Diploma in related field with a cGPA less than 2.75 and minimum 3 years of working experience in the same field |
# The duration of this programme must be a minimum of 1 year in the same accredited institution and foundation in other disciplines are accepted.
English Language Requirement
| MUET* | Band score of 3; or (For Malaysian students) |
| IELTS | Overall band score of 5.5; or |
| TOEFL iBT* | Overall score of 46; or |
| Cambridge English : Advanced (CAE)* | Overall score of 162; or |
| Cambridge English : Proficiency (CPE)* | Overall score of 162; or |
| Cambridge Linguaskill* | Overall score of 160; or |
| Pearson Test of English (PTE)* | Overall score of 51; or |
| Credit Transfer | IELTS Overall band score of 7.0 |
* ONLY applicable for those who are completing the entire degree at IMU, Malaysia
Note
Please note that achieving the minimum Entry and English requirements as stated does not guarantee you admission into any of IMU’s programmes.
Please refer to our Student Admissions Policy for more information.
Application and Registration Fees
| Fee | Malaysian Student (RM) | International Student (RM) |
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| Application Fee | 150 | 500 |
| Registration Fee | 850 | 2,000 |
| Refundable Caution Deposit | 2,000 | 2,000 |
Fee Structure
malaysian student
| Total Duration (years) | At IMU University | ||||
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| Year | Tuition Fee (RM) | ||||
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| Bachelor of Science in Bioveterinary (Hons) (IMU) | 3 | 1 | 68,000 | ||
| 2 | 68,000 | ||||
| 3 | 68,000 | ||||
| Total Fee | 204,000 | ||||
International student
| Total Duration (years) | At IMU University | ||||
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| Year | Tuition Fee (RM) | ||||
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| Bachelor of Science in Bioveterinary (Hons) (IMU) | 3 | 1 | 72,080 | ||
| 2 | 72,080 | ||||
| 3 | 72,080 | ||||
| Total Fee | 216,240 | ||||
Bursary Opportunities
- Bursaries worth up to RM30,000 are available (subject to meeting the criteria).
- Bursaries are awarded at the discretion of the University, and its decisions are final.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why choose this programme?
Studying Bioveterinary science helps us understand the biology and specific needs of different animal species, enabling us to provide better care and treatment for them. The course discusses the transmission of diseases between animals and humans and develops strategies to prevent and control disease outbreaks. The programme also helps us optimise animal breeding and production practices, ensuring a safe and sustainable food supply.
Upon programme completion, you will have the knowledge and abilities necessary to pursue a wide range of exciting careers.
What is the structure of the programme?
Semester contents are available in the programme structure section. [View Programme Structure]
What are the key features of the programme?
- Apply the core concepts and relevant technologies in the practice of bioveterinary science profession.
- Lead multidisciplinary teams professionally in a career-appropriate industry.
- Positively impact the ecosystem by improving the quality of life and well-being of animals, humans, and the environment.
- Life-long learners who engage in continual professional & self-development.
What are the teaching-learning approaches used?
Methods of delivering the curriculum includes lectures, plenaries, lab exercises, tutorials and problem-based learning in small groups, workshops, computer-aided learning (CAL), seminars, presentations, industry visits, video reviews, internships, guided reading, portfolios, and independent research.
Who are the teaching staff?
The University has PhD qualified academic staff with teaching and research experience, and highly experienced and skilled clinicians in the field of veterinary science.
How will I be assessed?
Students will be assessed through class tests, practical reports, workshops, portfolios, projects, logbooks, written reports, presentations, dissertations, and end-of-semester examinations.
Are there any industrial placements?
Industrial placements for Bioveterinary Science students will be offered in Sem 6 and this will give students the chance to obtain crucial job experience and employability skills prior to graduation. Students will be given the freedom to choose their placements according to their interest.
What is the medium of instructions?
The medium of instruction is English. Students who come from a system of education in which the medium of instruction is not English are strongly recommended to improve their proficiency in English by making their own arrangements to attend additional English Language classes before entering the IMU.
What are the semester contents?
Semester contents are available in the programme brochure. [Download Brochure]
Who will award the degree?
The Bachelor of Science in Bioveterinary Science (Honours) degree is awarded by IMU. Those who transfer to the partner university will be awarded a degree from the partner university.
What sort of jobs/careers can be undertaken with this degree?
Graduates with a degree in Bioveterinary Science can start their career in entry-level positions such as veterinary assistant, research assistant, or laboratory technician. Graduates can also pursue a career in research as a scientist or in academic or industry positions. With additional education and experience, graduates can pursue a career as a veterinarian.
When do I apply for a place at IMU?
You can apply as soon as you have your forecast or actual results.