The Advanced Medical and Dental Institute (AMDI) Library was formed in September 2003. The mission of AMDI Library is in line with AMDI mission and vision which is to support the training and production of specialists and medical scientists who are competent, holistic in approach and contemporary in their practice and profession and who are capable of generating novel discoveries in medicine and dentistry through advanced research established on the spiritual values for the universal good.
Therefore, the function of the AMDI Library is to fulfill the knowledge needs of USM and the community as a whole and to provide innovative services as well as comprehensive information access through its resources in line with the Library’s aim to be one of the most advanced research libraries in the region.
Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) Year Four students from the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences (FMHS) organised a Chinese New Year (CNY) 2020 celebration dinner. The dinner was held at Sungai Long Campus on 6 February 2020. The event aimed to serve as an annual tradition in both the context of the Chinese New Year’s reunion and the annual gathering between faculty lecturers, staff and students. Besides, it also provides a platform for students to showcase their talents and efforts through their outstanding performances.
Present at the event were FMHS Dean Emeritus Prof Dr Cheong Soon Keng, FMHS Deputy Dean for Academic Development and Undergraduate Programmes Prof Dr Ng Teck Han, FMHS Deputy Dean for Student Development and Industrial Training Prof Dr Alan Ong Han Kiat, FMHS Head of Population Medicine Department Dr Din Xin Jet, FMHS Head of Surgery Department Clinical Assoc Prof Dr Neoh Leong Kheng, FMHS Head of Postgraduate Programmes Prof Ts Dr Lim Yang Mooi, lecturers, students and staff. The night started with the performance of 24 Festive Drums and it was followed by the singing of the national anthem.
Opening performance by 24 Festive Drums
Prof Cheong giving his opening remarks
“Tonight all of us will witness the talents of our MBBS students. They have proven that they are not only good in their studies but also very much talented. Hope all of you who are present tonight will have a nice dinner and entertainment. We had caught up this year with the epidemic of Coronavirus. Do remember to take precaution like washing your hands regularly and remain calm. Please be safe and look out for announcements from the Ministry of Health,” said Prof Cheong as he welcomed the guests.
Advanced Medical and Dental Institute (IPPT) was first established on October 16, 2002 upon the Cabinet decision to establish IPPT at Bertam Kepala Batas, Penang under the governance of Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM)
IPPT is a research institute focusing on three key components which are clinical services,research activities and postgraduate academic programs. This institution aims to produce competent, holistic and modern medical as well as dental specialist equipped with state-of-the-art practices, who are also capable to lead new discoveries for global benefit.
Profesor Dr. Syed Azhar Syed Sulaiman Director Advanced Medical and Dental Institute Universiti Sains Malaysia
The Director Mission
IPPT Director, Prof. Dr.Syed Azhar Syed Sulaiman, in his 2020 New Year address,outlined eight key strategic areas to spearhead excellence in research, innovation, entrepreneurship and international reputation.
IPPT Ranked 41st in the UI-GreenMetric World University Ranking
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IPPT Ranked 41st in the UI-GreenMetric World University Ranking
Institut Perubatan dan Pergigian Termaju (IPPT) is placed 41st, based on its campus sustainability efforts and environmental management, as published in the latest UI-GreenMetric World University Ranking. The rating initiative attracted participation from 360 universities spanning 62 countries. This environmental sustainability rating comprised more than 40 indicators covering six major areas; infrastructure (15%), energyand climate change (21%), waste (18%), water (10%), transport (18%) and education (18%).
IPPT Ranked 41st in the UI-GreenMetric World University Ranking
Institut Perubatan dan Pergigian Termaju (IPPT) is placed 41st, based on its campus sustainability efforts and environmental management, as published in the latest UI-GreenMetric World University Ranking. The rating initiative attracted participation from 360 universities spanning 62 countries. This environmental sustainability rating comprised more than 40 indicators covering six major areas; infrastructure (15%), energyand climate change (21%), waste (18%), water (10%), transport (18%) and education (18%).
