School of Pharmacy - The University of Nottingham, Malaysia Campus

School of Pharmacy 

MPharm (Hons) Master of Pharmacy 

BSc (Hons) Pharmaceutical and Health Sciences 

www.nottingham.edu.my/pharmacy 

The University of Nottingham Malaysia Campus 

Jalan Broga 43500 Semenyih 

Selangor Darul Ehsan, Malaysia 

T: +6(03) 8924 8000 

F: +6(03) 8924 8002 

E: enquiries@nottingham.edu.my (Malaysian applicants) 

international.enquiries@nottingham.edu.my (International applicants) 

Applications: admissions@nottingham.edu.my (Malaysians) 

int-admissions@nottingham.edu.my (Non-Malaysians) 

January 2012 printed 

KPT/JPT/DFT/US/B19 

Disclaimer : 

The University of Nottingham Malaysia Campus has made every effort to ensure the accuracy of the information contained in this brochure at the time of 

publication. The University reserves the right to alter any information without prior notice should the need arise.

SCHOOL OF PHARMACY 


Contents 

Study at the School of Pharmacy 2 

Welcome from the Head of School 3 

Why Nottingham 4 

Cutting Edge Research 5 

MPharm (Honours) Pharmacy 6 

Admission Requirements for MPharm 8 

Where are our graduates now 9 

BSc Pharmaceutical and Health Sciences 11 

Admission Requirements for BSc 12 

Scholarships 13 

Applying for a place 14 

Open Days 15 

English Language Preparatory Course 16 

Foundation in Science as a pathway 16

2 SCHOOL OF PHARMACY 


3 

Study at the 


Welcome from the Head of School 

Established in 1925, the School of Pharmacy at the University of 

Nottingham has grown steadily and is now at the forefront of 

academic development and progress. In 2005, the School 

commenced operations at the Malaysia Campus with a new 2+2 

MPharm degree, which allowed students to study years 1 and 2 

in Malaysia with the final two years being completed in the UK. 

The Nottingham Pharmacy degree was the first programme 

to be offered in Malaysia that was fully accredited by the 

Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain/General 

Pharmaceutical Council (UK). 

For our students, this opens up the possibility of practising as 

Pharmacists, not only within the UK, but also in Malaysia and the 

numerous other countries around the world that recognise the 

UK four-year Pharmacy MPharm degree. 

The School also offers a BSc (Honours) programme in 

Pharmaceutical and Health Sciences, which has been designed to 

equip graduates for a career in the Pharmaceutical Industry. This 

programme is a full-time degree studied over three years at the 

Malaysia Campus leading to the award of a BSc honours degree. 

In addition to the staff based permanently at the Malaysia 

Campus, students are also taught by visiting academics from 

Nottingham’s UK Campus and senior representatives of the 

Pharmaceutical Industry in Malaysia and South East Asia. 

I am delighted that you are considering studying pharmacy at the University of 

Nottingham. I am very proud of our School; as you will see from this brochure, we 

have excellent staff, teaching and research facilities, and a first-class student 

community. These combine to make a great place to study. The School is friendly, 

welcoming and inclusive and will give you every opportunity to achieve your full 

potential as an undergraduate, whatever your aspirations for the future. The 

School is unique in its international approach to teaching and learning. Members 

of academic staff are internationally recognised for research in their specialised 

fields; indeed, we were judged to be the UK’s top School of Pharmacy in the most 

recent Research Assessment Exercise. The 2+2 MPharm is fully accredited by the 

General Pharmaceutical Council and recognised by the Pharmacy Board of 

Malaysia allowing you to apply for registration as a Pharmacist in the UK, Malaysia 

and numerous other countries around the world. Once again, thank you for 

considering the School of Pharmacy at the University of Nottingham and I hope to 

welcome you here soon. 

Professor Kevin Shakesheff 

Head of School 


Nottingham, UK

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5 

Why Nottingham 

Cutting Edge Research 

Prospective students can be certain that by 

joining the School of Pharmacy at the 

University of Nottingham they will be 

putting themselves on the right track 

for a successful career in Pharmacy or 

Pharmaceutical Sciences. 

• UK’s top School of Pharmacy in the 2010, 2011 and 2012 

Complete University Guide. 

• Our teaching was graded "excellent" during the latest UK 

Quality Assurance Agency audit that highlighted the 

School's high-quality teaching, well-managed approach to 

assessment, systematic development of professional skills 

and clearly identified key skills throughout the 

undergraduate programme. 

• Ranked top English School of Pharmacy in the Guardian 

University Guide 2009. 

Research in universities is a key indicator of the quality of 

education on offer and our teaching staff are at the leading 

edge of scientific and healthcare developments. We have a 

long and distinguished research history; the most recent 

Research Assessment Exercise found that 95% of the 

School's research was of international quality, and 35% 

"world-leading", placing us as the top UK School of 

Pharmacy for research. Our commitment to research also 

ensures the opportunity for final year students to conduct 

individual research projects alongside academic staff 

renowned in their fields. 

• UK’s top school of Pharmacy for research in the most recent 

Research Assessment Exercise (RAE 2008). The RAE is 

undertaken every 5 years by a collection of publicly-funded 

UK agencies. 

• The only 2+2 MPharm in Malaysia that is taught by a single 

university. 

• Study alongside students from all over the globe, including 

dozens of UK-based students who elect to spend 1-2 

semesters at the Malaysia campus. 

The School is continually ranked as one of the UK's best 

Schools of Pharmacy and you can be sure that when you 

graduate you will do so from an internationally recognised 

university. 

PhD student, Ms Janet Wong with supervisor Dr Khoo Teng Jin in one 

of our research labs that is equipped with state-of-the-art facilities. 

Dr Christophe Wiart: Natural product chemistry is an area in which the 

School specialises. 

At the Malaysia Campus our research active academics lead 

over 20 PhD students who are currently registered with the 

School of Pharmacy. Our pharmaceutical research in Malaysia 

receives external funding from a variety of different sources 

including Malaysian government agencies, the Islamic 

Development Bank and charitable organisations such as 

MAKNA (National Cancer Council Malaysia). Academics at 

the Malaysia Campus have expertise in areas such as natural 

product chemistry, computational chemistry, drug delivery 

and pharmacy practice, enabling lecture materials to be 

drawn from the forefront of science.


SCHOOL OF PHARMACY 7 

MPharm (Honours) Pharmacy 

At the School of Pharmacy, you will experience an integrated range of 

teaching and learning styles — from traditional lectures and tutorials to 

practical classes and workshops. 

• Lectures, usually lasting 50 minutes, are the main method of 

conveying information to large groups. 

• Tutorials are discussion sessions undertaken on a one-to-one basis or 

in small groups with a member of staff. 

• Workshops are problem-solving sessions involving larger numbers of 

students than tutorials and often more than one member of staff. 

• Practical classes are designed to emphasise aspects of the theory 

course and improve your practical skills. 

The course develops a range of transferable skills, with the ability to 

work to the highest professional and ethical standards being paramount. 

Our academic staff at the Malaysia Campus are drawn not only from 

Nottingham's UK Campus, but also from institutions and governmental 

organisations from within the UK, Malaysia and internationally. 

• Amongst our staff we have academics who are qualified to practise as 

pharmacists within the UK, Malaysia, Singapore, Europe, South Asia 

and numerous other locations. 

• Visiting Pharmacy and Biomedical Sciences academics from the UK 

Campus also deliver lectures, workshops and practical classes during 

years one and two of the MPharm degree. 

The School of Pharmacy offers a four-year undergraduate Pharmacy 

programme leading to the honours degree of Master of Pharmacy 

(MPharm). The MPharm programme develops naturally from the 

pre-university subjects of chemistry, biology, physics and mathematics. 

The first two years of the modular pharmacy course will be taught at the 

Malaysia Campus and will involve the development of core pharmacy skills 

and knowledge. You will then transfer to the UK for the final two years of 

study. During this time you will continue your studies in pharmaceutical 

sciences and learn more about the clinical and legal aspects of the 

pharmacy profession. You therefore have the unrivalled opportunity of 

learning and experiencing UK aspects of clinical pharmacy prior to practice. 

In your third year you will have the opportunity to be involved in 

pharmaceutical research by working under the supervision of a member 

of the academic staff. 

The Pharmacy course at Nottingham is modular. 

• Modules are self-contained units of study, taught over one semester 

(the academic year comprises 2 semesters - each lasting 14-16 weeks). 

• The major part of the course is built up of compulsory (core) modules. 

• A range of more specialised and career-orientated optional modules 

across the subject areas is also available to third year students. 

An element of the course is integrated with other healthcare 

professions emphasising the multi-disciplinary nature of healthcare 

provision in the 21st century. The programme is taught by staff who 

undertake nationally and internationally recognised research, who can 

reflect scientific approach in their teaching. 

This course has 4 main aims: 

• To provide students with the scientific, clinical and professional 

expertise necessary for a career as a registered UK pharmacist. 

• To enable students to develop the knowledge, skills, attitudes and 

professional integrity required to become competent pharmacists. 

• For students to develop a patient-centred approach to their practice 

as pharmacists. 

• To provide a breadth of education in pharmaceutical discovery, 

development, action and clinical application. 

The overall aim of the course is to produce excellent pharmacists — by 

equipping you with both knowledge and technical ability, developing 

your personal and professional skills and nurturing an ethical and 

patient-centred approach, all of which are necessary for this important 

profession wherever you decide to practice. 

• Practising community, hospital and industrial pharmacists also 

contribute to teaching at both campuses. This provides students with 

a real insight into the profession of Pharmacy prior to their 

graduation. 

Physiology laboratory session with Dr Geoffrey Bennett, a visiting 

lecturer from the UK. 

We believe that a supportive environment is essential for student 

development. That is why every student is allocated a personal tutor to 

help with personal as well as academic issues. In addition, the School has 

a Learning Community Forum that provides an opportunity for student 

and academic representatives to discuss issues related to the course. 

Year One 

Semester 1 focuses on the transition to higher education and the 

pharmacy profession. In semester 2 students are taught the 

fundamentals of the course through highly integrated 'Drug, Medicine 

and Patient' modules. At the end of year one, students are strongly 

encouraged to take advantage of one of the many vacation work 

experience placements which the School secures each year. 

Year Two 

You consolidate the main areas of Pharmacy through more integrated 

modules. You will also study alongside a number of UK Campus 

Pharmacy students who are given the opportunity to spend their second 

year in Malaysia. This popular ‘study abroad scheme’ means that by the 

time you transfer to the UK you are already likely to have friends at the 

UK Campus. 

Year Three 

Some specialisation is developed in the third year with optional modules 

and a research project, which may be a whole semester in length. Prior 

to starting year three, students from the Malaysia Campus may possibly 

undertake a short work placement in the UK pharmacy sector. 

Dr Yvonne Mbaki demonstrates equipment usage in a Physiology and 

Pharmacology laboratory session. 

Year Four 

In year 4 students carry out advanced studies in Clinical Pharmacy, 

Pharmacy Practice and Science. This final year is designed to prepare 

students for the work-based training that will follow their graduation.



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Admission Requirements 

for September 2012 Intake 

Where are our 

graduates now 

September 2012 Intake 

MPharm (Hons) 

• A-Levels: AAB/ABB in Chemistry and 2 other subjects, 1 of which 

must be a science subject such as Biology or Physics or Mathematics, 

excluding General Studies and Thinking Skills. 

• STPM: AAB+/AB+B+ in Chemistry and 2 other Science subjects or 

Mathematics, excluding Pengajian Am. 

• IB Diploma: 32-34 points with grades of 6,6,5 in Chemistry and 2 

other subjects usually from Biology, Mathematics and Physics in HL, 

and 3 other subjects in SL. Mathematics with Further Mathematics 

counts as 1 HL and 1 SL subject. 

English Language Requirements 

• IELTS: 6.5 (with no elements below 6.0) 

• TOEFL (iBT): 88 (with no elements below 19) 

• SPM: A+/A 

• GCSE/IGCSE: Grade C 

• UEC: Grade A2 

• IB English A1 or A2 (SL or HL): 4 points 

IB English B HL: 4 points 

IB English B SL: 5 points 

• Muet Band 5 may also be considered 

• IELTS and TOEFL test results must be less than 2 years old. 

Emily TENG 

Graduated: 2009 

Hospital pharmacist in the UK 

Nottingham’s 2+2 pharmacy degree was a blessing for me. By studying in Malaysia for part of the degree 

I felt that I was eased into university life without having to get used to being far away from friends and 

family. We studied the same modules as our counterparts at the UK Campus (but I felt that we had it 

better since the teaching groups were smaller than in the UK). Having passed my pre-registration exam I 

am now working as a pharmacist in a UK hospital and finding myself drawing on what I learnt at the 

University of Nottingham - even the things that I had thought would be of no use to me when I qualified 

as a pharmacist! 

• UEC: 5As, including Chemistry and Mathematics, excluding Chinese 

Language. 

Code of Conduct / Fitness to Practise 

• SAM/AUSMAT/HSC: ATAR (UAI)/TER/ENTER 90, including 

Chemistry and Mathematics 

• Canadian Pre-U: 87% average based on 6 subjects. Chemistry must 

be above 85%. 

• Nottingham Foundation in Science: Average e mark 65% or above, 

with a minimum of 60% in all Chemistry modules and 40% in all other 

modules. 

• SPM/GCSE/IGCSE must have Grade A in Mathematics. 

Other equivalent qualifications will be considered d on a case-by-case 

basis. 

All students on Pharmacy courses fully accredited by the UK General 

Pharmaceutical Council are required to abide by a Code of Conduct and 

are subject to Fitness to Practise regulations. Appropriate health and 

good character checks will be required when you join us as a student. 

More information will be sent to you when you are made an offer. 

WONG Szu Shen 

Graduated: 2009 

PhD student at School of Pharmacy, Nottingham (UK) 

I belong to the pioneer batch of the 2+2 pharmacy course. Upon graduation, I entered my 

pre-registration year with an NHS district general hospital in the UK. It was a challenging year but the 

University of Nottingham’s course equips each and every graduate with the knowledge, critical thinking 

skills and soft skills needed to be a professional pharmacist in a wide variety of sectors such as 

community, hospital and industry. Since passing my pre-registration exam and registering as a pharmacist 

in the UK I have now commenced an Industrial PhD with my alma mater and Novo Nordisk of Denmark. 

My project involves studying Factor XI of the clotting cascade using protein X-ray crystallography as a 

tool for drug discovery, an interest that has developed during my undergraduate years. 

Szu Shen with Pharmacy lecturers at 

her graduation ceremony 

CHOW Hwee Yin 

Graduated : 2009 

Hospital pharmacist in Singapore 

I was fortunate enough to secure a training post at one of the UK’s largest and busiest acute teaching 

hospitals – the Queen’s Medical Centre Campus of the Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust. The 

pre-registration training involved a lot of learning and gaining the experience and knowledge to prepare 

ourselves as pharmacists. Having passed my pre-registration examination and registering as a pharmacist 

in the UK, I decided to jet over and work as a hospital pharmacist in Singapore. Although I have only 

recently graduated, the recognition of the Nottingham 2+2 MPharm degree has already allowed me to 

practise in two different countries. 

Hwee Yin (left) with her coursemates 

at graduation



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Siva (second from left) with her coursemates 

ANG Lieng Chong 


Pre-registration training with general hospital in Malaysia 

Sivaneswary GENAPATHY 


PhD student at School of Pharmacy, Nottingham (UK) 

Throughout these four years, I was given plenty of opportunities to apply and enhance my 

clinical knowledge within the community and hospital pharmacy settings in Malaysia and in 

the UK. During my first year, I secured a summer placement in the School of Pharmacy at the 

Malaysia Campus for 2 weeks. The following year, I had an opportunity to spend 8 weeks at 

Alliance Boots Pharmacy (one of Europe’s largest community pharmacy chains) in the Isle of 

Wight (UK). Under the close supervision of my tutor and store manager, I learnt and 

experienced the roles of a community pharmacist in the UK. During my third year, I was back 

to Malaysia for a placement with the Hospital University Kebangsaan Malaysia, where I 

gained full exposure to all the departments within the hospital setting. Completing the 

pharmacy course is not the end of the story, the next chapter of my life will be continuing my 

pre-registration training with the general hospital in Malaysia to practise as a pharmacist 

locally. 

Upon graduation I undertook the split pre-registration training program with 

GlaxoSmithKline and Princess Alexandra Hospital NHS trust. I was based at GSK for the first 

six months and the training was intensely focused on quality roles. The second six months was 

a comprehensive rotational training programme with an emphasis on clinical pharmacy in the 

Princess Alexandra Hospital NHS trust. Being part of a healthcare team, working closely with 

other healthcare professionals and fulfilling individual patients’ needs makes each and every 

day at work a highly enjoyable experience. After my pre-registration training, I was glad to be 

awarded an International Research Scholarship by the University of Nottingham to undertake 

a PhD studentship with the Nottingham School of Pharmacy, Medicinal Chemistry Division. I 

believe that the PhD in medicinal chemistry will take my interest and experience a step higher 

and prepare me for the challenges of 21st Century healthcare. 

Lieng Chong and his Boots Pharmacy tutor 

Ms Paulina Szczepanik 

BSc Pharmaceutical and 

Health Sciences 

Is a career in Pharmaceutical Sciences right for me 

Do you enjoy science and want to pursue a science-based career 

Do you like to work hands-on in a laboratory setting 

Do you have a desire to contribute to the health and wellbeing of society 

through the development, production and marketing of medicines and 

therapies 

If so, then a career in pharmaceutical sciences may be for you. 

The BSc programme is distinct from the MPharm degree. You will study 

core modules delivered by the Schools of Pharmacy and Biomedical 

Sciences as well as optional modules from both within and outside of 

the Faculty of Science. For example, in the final year of the 

Pharmaceutical and Health Sciences degree students take advanced 

modules in areas such as Drug Delivery, Drug Design and Molecular 

Pharmacology as well as optional modules in areas such as Marketing, 

Entrepreneurship and Business. Graduates of the BSc programme will 

therefore be ideally placed for a career in Malaysia’s burgeoning RM 1.4 

billion pharmaceutical industry. 

Year 1 

Teaching will concentrate on the fundamentals of the main areas of the 

course which are Pharmaceutical/Medicinal Chemistry, Pharmaceutics, 

Physiology & Pharmacology, Cellular & Molecular Biology. There are also 

additional specialist lectures on areas key to the pharmaceutical 

industry. 

Year 2 

You will consolidate the main topics taught in year one and start to 

explore these subjects in the context of industrial pharmacy and 

healthcare in general. 

Year 3 

Builds upon the basic pharmaceutical science foundation and also sees 

the introduction of a selection of optional modules including some in 

the field of business and entrepreneurship to meet the needs of 

employers in the Pharmaceutical and Healthcare sectors. Crucially, a 

semester-long research project allows the student to develop scientific 

research and data analysis skills in an area of their choosing. 

Career opportunities 

Pharmaceutical scientists are central to the discovery and development 

of new drug entities, formulation science and the design of novel drug 

delivery systems and therapeutics. Graduates with a BSc in 

Pharmaceutical and Health Sciences would be well placed to pursue 

careers in the following areas: 

• Pharmaceutical, cosmetic, chemical or biotechnology industries as 

researchers or managers 

• Academics in institutions of higher education 

• Medical sales and marketing 

• Scientific writing 

• Other appointments which require a general science background 

With at least an upper second class degree in Pharmaceutical and Health 

Sciences you could also directly enter the School’s PhD programme. 

Graduation of the first Pharmacy 2+2 student cohort, July 2009



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Admission Requirements 

for September 2012 Intake 

Scholarships 

Grades for BSc programme for Sept 2012 intake:- 

• A-Levels: BBC with Grade B in Chemistry and 2 other subjects, such 

as Biology, Physics or Mathematics. 

• STPM: B+B+B in Chemistry and 2 other Science subjects or 

Mathematics. 

• IB Diploma: 28 points, including Chemistry and 5 points in 

Mathematics (SL). 

• UEC: 4As, including Chemistry, Mathematics and Physics, or Biology 

and Grade B in 2 other academic subjects. 

• SAM/AUSMAT/HSC: ATAR (UAI)/TER/ENTER 82, including 

Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry. 

• Canadian Pre-U: 80% average based on 6 subjects, including 

Mathematics and Science subjects. 

• Nottingham Foundation in Science: Average pass mark of 40% or 

above, including a pass in all Chemistry modules. 

• SPM/GCSE/IGCSE must have Grade B in Mathematics. 

• Other equivalent qualifications will be considered on a case-by-case 

basis. 

English Language Requirements 

• IELTS: 6.0 (with no elements below 5.5) 

• TOEFL (iBT): 79 (with no elements below 19) 

• SPM: Grade B+ 

• 1119 (GCE O): Grade C 

• GCSE/IGCSE: Grade C 

• UEC: Grade B3 

• IB English A1 or A2 (SL or HL): 4 points 

IB English B HL: 4 points 

IB English B SL: 5 points 

• Muet Band 5 may also be considered 

• IELTS and TOEFL test results must be less than 2 years old. 

Our university scholarships are only applicable to privately-funded 

students. 

High Achievers’ Scholarship (HAS) 

HAS will be awarded to both MPharm and BSc students with the 

following qualifications and grades: 

• A-levels 3As (including A in Chemistry; Thinking Skills and General 

Studies not counted) 

• STPM 3As (including A in Chemistry; A- and General Paper not 

counted) 

• UEC (7As including A in Chemistry) 

Students who meet these criteria automatically receive a 25% reduction 

in their Year 1 tuition fee. Students must submit their Offer Acceptance 

forms and pay their acceptance fee before the HAS may be awarded to 

them. 

The HAS is awarded for one academic year only. Students may 

subsequently be eligible at the point of progression for the Dean’s 

Excellence Scholarship. 

Dean’s Excellence Scholarship (DES) 

The DES amounts to a fee reduction of 25%. These scholarships are 

awarded to top achieving students at the point of progression for each 

academic year, i.e. from: 

• Year 1 to Year 2 (for MPharm and BSc students) 

• Year 2 to Year 3 (for BSc students) 

All students are eligible for the DES irrespective of whether they 

qualified for the Year 1 HAS.



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Applying for a place 

Open Days 

Dr Andrew Morris 

Director of Studies, Pharmacy 

University of Nottingham Malaysia Campus 

Throughout the year we will be holding Open Days from time to time. 

Our Open Days will give you and your parents/guardians an opportunity 

to visit us and to ask any questions you have about aspects of the course 

and life at the campus. There will be a short briefing about the MPharm 

and BSc courses and you will also have the opportunity to join a guided 

tour around the School. During the Open Days, MPharm applicants will 

also be interviewed by members of our academic staff. Interviews and 

Open Days run throughout the year and you will be given the 

opportunity to reschedule if the date allocated to you is not convenient. 

Look out for our School newspaper advertisements. Alternatively, do 

browse our pharmacy website at www.nottingham.edu.my/pharmacy 

for more information and announcements of Open Day dates. 

Our academic year commences in mid September. Prospective students 

are encouraged to submit applications from January onwards. 

Applications will be considered by our Admission Tutors and a decision 

will be made within 2 working weeks. Students that meet the entry 

requirements for the MPharm course will be invited for interviews during 

one of our Open Days. 

You may apply for a conditional offer using your forecast results. If you 

already have your final grades you may apply for unconditional entry. 

Although September may seem a long way off we recommend that you 

use the intervening time to try and gain some Pharmacy experience, 

which will be an invaluable aid during your studies. 

Application forms are available at the Malaysia Campus or they can be 

downloaded from the website: 

www.nottingham.edu.my/Applications 

Completed application forms can be submitted either by post, fax or 

e-mail: 

The Admissions Office (Malaysian applicants) or The International 

Admissions Office (Non-Malaysian applicants) 

The University of Nottingham Malaysia Campus 

Jalan Broga, 43500 Semenyih, Selangor, Malaysia. 

Tel : +6 (03) 89248000 

Fax : +6 (03) 89248002 

Email : admissions@nottingham.edu.my (Malaysian) 

int-admissions@nottingham.edu.my (Non-Malaysian) 

The current School of Pharmacy Year 2 students (2011/2012)



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Location Map 

To Broga 

Lalang 

BANDAR SUNWAY 

SEMENYIH 

Jalan 

Sungai 

TAMAN TASIK 

SEMENYIH 

3km 

J alan Br oga 

BHP 

Nottingham 

Billboard 

From Kajang JALAN SEMENYIH 

To Seremban 

Mosque 

Petronas 

SEMENYIH SENTRAL 

English Language Preparatory Course 

Students who have not met the English Language Requirements for 

entry onto the MPharm and BSc programme may also like to consider 

our English Language Preparatory Course. This is specifically designed 

for students who need to raise their level of English before they can 

successfully move onto one of our degree programmes. This programme 

has been running in the UK for many years and is accredited by the 

British Association of Lecturers of English for Academic Purposes. The 

programme is only open to students who hold an offer that is 

conditional on their meeting our English language requirement. 

Foundation in Science as a pathway 

The Foundation in Science is a 3-semester programme that is targeted at 

students who have completed a minimum of 11 years of formal 

education and who have obtained good grades in high school leaving 

examinations such as Malaysian SPM, International GCSE or GCE 

O-level. Successful completion of the Foundation in Science programme 

gives automatic progression into Year 1 for various BSc (Hon) 

programmes offered within the Faculty of Science, including the BSc 

(Hons) in Pharmaceutical and Health Sciences. Places are available on 

our 2+2 MPharm (Hons) but this pathway is subject to a higher 

progression requirement. 

For further enquiries, please contact: 

Ms Tilagavati Narayanan 

Faculty of Science 

Tel : +6 (03) 8324 8203 

Fax : +6 (03) 8924 8018 

Email : pharmacy.enquiries@nottingham.edu.my 


University of Nottingham Malaysia Campus 

Jalan Broga, Semenyih 43500, Selangor, Malaysia. 

www.nottingham.edu.my/pharmacy 

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Mid Valley 

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South Klang Valley 

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Exit to Semenyih 

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Kajang-Semenyih 

KL International 

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Semenyih 

Semenyih 

Mantin 

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Pajam-Mantin 

Singapore 

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Mantin Toll 

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