Open Distance Learning (ODL)
Open Distance Learning (ODL), also known as e-learning or online education, refers to educational programs that allow students to gain knowledge and skills remotely, usually through the internet. ODL enables students to access lectures, readings, assignments, and assessments online, eliminating the need for physical presence in a traditional classroom. Through online portals, students can interact with instructors, collaborate with peers, and engage in self-paced learning, making education more flexible and accessible.
Diploma in Healthcare Management
(N-DL/0910/4/0001)(07/28)(MQA/PA16487)
Why Study This Programme?
Individuals who are inquisitive or seek to pursue a career in healthcare may opt for Vision University College’s Diploma in Healthcare Management.
Prospective students will be exposed to a diverse range of subjects encompassing General Sciences, Human Anatomy, Psychology, and Management. This programme offers the passionate graduates a wide range of career options, This programme also serves as a springboard for students to further their studies in fields such as Medicine, Pharmacy. Optometry, Biotechnology, Psychology, Nutrition etc.
The programme is accredited by the Malaysian Qualifications Agency (MQA).
Career Prospects
Career options available in wide range of fields Including Medical & Healthcare, Early Childhood Development and Social service.
Entry requirement
SPM or equivalent with 3 credits in:
- Mathematics or a science subject ; and
- Two other subjects (including Bahasa Malaysia/English).
- Passes in SPM and English. GCE O-Level or equivalent with 3 credits in:
- Mathematics or a science subject and
- Two other subjects (including Bahasa Malaysia/English).
- Passes in Bahasa Malaysia and English. Health Science-related
- Certificate (MQF Level 3) with a minimum CGPA of 2.50.
Subjects
Year 1
- English Language
- Medical Writing
- Anatomy & Physiology I
- Introduction to Health Service Management
- Communication Skill
- Introduction to Psychology
- Organizational Behavior
- Anatomy & Physiology II
- Fundamental of Management
- Health Safety & Risk Management
- National Language A/ Creative Problem Solving
- Constitution & Malaysian Society
- Philosophy and Contemporary Issues
- Communication and Malay Language
Duration
3 years can be extended because it is ODL
Year 2
- Introduction to Information Technology
- Microbiology
- Epidemiology & Clinical Investigation
- Fundamental of Accounting
- Elective-1
- Introduction to Human Resource Management
- Introduction to Entrepreneurship
- Integrity and Anti Corruption
- Elective-2
- Elective-3
Year 3
- Healthcare Law & Ethics
- Health Informatics
- Emergency & Disaster Management
- Elective-4
- Industrial Training
Duration
3 years can be extended because it is ODL
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Student Orientation
Virtual Classroom
- Physical presence is not required for ODL students during classes.
- ODL students must achieve at least 20% participation in a course by the middle of the semester. Participation is
- measured through involvement in weekly assignments and training.
- Face-to-face learning is conducted fully online, allowing students the flexibility to study from anywhere at their convenience.
- However, certain courses may require students to be physically present for practical training and industrial placements.
Examination
- Examinations will be conducted either face-to-face or online, depending on the course requirements.
- Instructors may also require students to use an online proctoring system.
- If students are dissatisfied with their results, they can request feedback on their exam performance from the faculty.
- Exam feedback requests must be submitted within three weeks of the release of marks, whether provisional or final.
Computer Access and Skills
- Computer Requirements and Access
─ Students should have regular access to a personal computer (laptop, desktop, or tablet) with an internet connection to meet the necessary computer requirements for coursework and other activities. - Computer skills
─ Basic skills: create, save, copy and locate file/folder, navigate between two or more application, minimize/maximize windows.
─ Email skills
─ Web browser: Go to a specific URL, follow a hyperlink, conduct a basic search using a search engine, download and install plug- in, zip and unzip a file, etc
─ Word-processor and slide presentation skills