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The Master of Laws (Healthcare and Medical Law) programme offered by School of Law and Governance is specifically designed for graduates like you who are seeking to develop in-depth knowledge or advance their professional expertise in the practice of Healthcare and Medical Law. By pursuing this programme, you will gain advanced professional skills and a profound understanding of the latest developments, practices, and scholarship relating to healthcare regulations and policies, medical ethics, medical negligence, informed consent, confidentiality, and many other critical areas.

 

Equip yourself to address the challenges that arise in the provision of healthcare services, navigate the impact of new technologies on healthcare practices, and understand the regulations that govern the health professions. Whether you aspire to work as a legal practitioner specialising in healthcare law, pursue a career in healthcare administration, or contribute to the development of healthcare policies and regulations, this programme will provide you with the expertise and qualifications necessary to thrive in the field.

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Law and Governance

Intake Month

February, April, June, September and November

Study Options

Full time and part time

Study Programme

1.5-year

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Compulsory Modules

Compulsory Modules

Full Time

 

Year 1

  • Research Methods I
  • Research Methods II
  • Medical Negligence
  • 6 Elective Modules

 

Year 2

  • Research Project
  • 1 Elective Module

Part Time

 

Year 1

  • Research Methods I
  • Research Methods II
  • Medical Negligence
  • 3 Elective Modules

 

Year 2

  • 4 Elective Modules 

 

Year 3 

  • Research Project

 

Note:

Students without a Bachelor's Degree in Law are required to take and pass the bridging module (Legal Methods and Malaysian Legal System) before proceeding to modules offered in Year 1, 2 and 3.

The bridging module is a 4 credit module with a duration of 8 weeks of study and assessment.
List of Elective Modules

List of Elective Modules

  • Healthcare Regulations and Policies
  • Rights of the Patients: Birth to Death
  • Informed Consent and Confidentiality
  • Medical Ethics
  • Assisted Reproductive Technologies and the Law
  • Law on Genetic Manipulation
  • Digital Health, New Medical Technologies and the Law
  • Fundamental Aspects of Medical Litigation
  • Criminal Liability for Healthcare Providers
  • Artificial Intelligence, Technology and the Law
  • E-Commerce Law

 
Assessment

Assessment

  • Class Discussion
  • Case Study
  • Drafting Policy
  • Opinion Writing
  • Presentation
  • Negotiation Skills
  • Reflective Portfolio
  • Report Writing
  • Proposal
  • Research Project

 

Fulfilling one of the requirements listed below:

  1. Tier 1 (a)
    A Bachelor's degree in Law or Shariah with a minimum CGPA of 2.50 out of 4.0 or its equivalent qualification as accepted by the HEP Senate; OR

  2. Tier 1 (b) 
    A Bachelor's degree in Law or Shariah below a CGPA of 2.50 out of 4.0 or its equivalent qualification can be accepted, subject to a minimum of 5 years of working experience; OR

  3. Tier 2 (a)
    A related Bachelor’s degree in any Healthcare and Medical discipline with a minimum CGPA of 2.50 out of 4.0 or its equivalent qualification as accepted by the Senate must undergo the prerequisite Bridging Course as approved by Senate; OR

  4. Tier 2 (b) 
    A related Bachelor’s degree in any Healthcare and Medical discipline with a CGPA below 2.50 out of 4.0 or its equivalent qualification as accepted by the Senate, with a minimum of 5 years of working experience must undergo the prerequisite Bridging Course approved by Senate
 
 
Accreditation of Prior Experiential Learning (APEL)

The following criteria shall apply for working adults applying for Accreditation of Prior Experiential Learning (APEL):

  1. All applicants are subjected to appropriate APEL assessments conducted by the Malaysian Qualifications Agency (MQA)
  2. The APEL provision is only to be applied to Malaysian nationalities

 

 

International Students

IELTS 6.0 / TOEFL 60 (Internet Based Test) (May join IEN preparatory course and achieve the IELTS score). The validity of the IELTS or equivalent is within 2 years from the date of the examination.

Note: 

  1. All information is subject to change. The above entry requirements serve as a guideline. Readers are responsible to verify the information by contacting the university's Admissions Department.

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When you’ve successfully completed this Master of Laws in Healthcare and Medical Law programme, you could advance to any of these exciting careers, including:

  • Academia
  • Corporate Executive
  • In-house Counsel
  • Lawyer
  • Medico-legal Professions

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Experience Taylor's University Through the Eyes of Our Students

 

Are you curious about what what the Master of Laws in Healthcare and Medical Law programme is like in the eyes of a current student? Our Unibuddy programme is here to connect you with our friendly and knowledgeable student ambassadors. 

 

 

Why Talk to a Unibuddy?

  • Real Insights: Get honest, firsthand experiences about studying and living here.
  • Personalised Advice: Whether it’s about course workload, best study spots, or student clubs, get the lowdown on what interests you.
  • Diverse Perspectives: Our student ambassadors come from various backgrounds and study different courses. Find someone who shares your interests or challenges!

 

Ask anything you like about studying with us. Our student will get back to you within 24 hours.

Embarking on your journey towards a Master of Laws in Healthcare and Medical Law marks a pivotal step in advancing your expertise in healthcare regulations and medical law. We are here to guide you through the application process, ensuring it is as seamless and straightforward as possible. To discover more about the procedure and the documents required, please visit our Admissions website for further information.

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If you require additional information about the programme, our friendly team is always on hand to assist and answer any queries you may have. Additionally, you can also book a 1:1 appointment with our team for guidance in structuring your preferences and understanding the entry pathways.

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