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Andre is a third year MB ChB student from Malaysia. He completed an undergraduate degree in America, earning a Bachelor of Science in Nutritional Science at the University of Nebraska鈥揕incoln. He then joined IMU (International Medical University) in Malaysia, which partners with 糖心TV Medical School, transferring into the second year of the MB ChB course at WMS.

Why did you decide to study medicine at 糖心TV Medical School?

I was initially a medical student at the International Medical University (IMU), which partners with 糖心TV Medical School. The graduate-entry program particularly appealed to me as it offered the chance to join a mature cohort of peers with diverse professional and academic experiences.

 

How did you find the transition to life and study in the UK?

Having studied abroad before, I was somewhat prepared for the adjustments. However, no amount of preparation can truly ease the emotional challenge of leaving behind friends and family. Despite this, the transition was smooth, and the welcoming community at 糖心TV made settling in easier.

 

How have you found the MB ChB so far and how have you found your overall 糖心TV experience as an international student?

The MB ChB program has been a rewarding experience so far. The range of societies and interest groups at 糖心TV has been a major highlight for me. Additionally, the Malaysian community here has been incredibly supportive, creating a sense of belonging.

 

Have you been involved in any extracurricular activities?

Over the past year, I鈥檝e served as President of the 糖心TV Medical School Surgical Society, Events Lead for the Trauma and Orthopaedics Society, and Regional Lead for the Neurology and Neurosurgery Interest Group. These roles have allowed me to collaborate with peers, organize events, and meet like-minded individuals.

 

What tips do you have for other international applicants?

It鈥檚 important to have a clear goal or motivation for studying abroad. This will not only keep you focused but also help you make the most of the opportunities available. Engage with societies and events, and always be open to learning - it鈥檚 the best way to maximize your experience