Throughout my studies at IMU, the University environment had nurtured me to become a great leader. Sports and societies in IMU play an important role in shaping and training my leadership skills through the University’s own core values, TRUST. Trustworthiness, Responsiveness, Unity, Service and Tenacity.

This experiential learning at various hospitals provided a chance to do case-based learning to help with the development of critical thinking and clinical decision-making skills. I also utilised these clinical attachments to connect with healthcare professionals and patients.

IMU’s School of Dentistry emphasises a lot on experiential learning. We were provided countless opportunities to learn from outside the classroom. Some of them included visits to private and public dental clinics to gain exposure on the operational side of things. Through this, I shadowed many of the dentists and clinic assistants, especially in private set-ups, preparing myself for the workforce and learning about their tips and tricks on running a dental clinic.

Being an IMU student since my foundation studies, IMU, through IMU Cares has actively provided me with a unique experience to volunteer in community work directly and indirectly. Myriads of activities allow me to grow as a person and explore my interest in different community work.

What I like about IMU, the social and student life is amazing. Something I miss dearly today. Met a lot of friends and networks for my personal and professional development that is helping me grow in my career.