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I AM Wilson Ling Xing Yong (pic). My journey in choosing IMU began after hearing about the positive experience of my close friend who was studying here. 

Around the same time, I came across an advertisement promoting IMU’s Open Day, showcasing various programmes. 

That was when the newly introduced Bachelor in Digital Health (Hons) programme caught my attention.

Intrigued, I began researching the programme online and later attended the Open Day to learn more.

I was drawn to the programme’s unique blend of IT, Artificial Intelligence, and Data Analytics – a rare and forward-thinking combination within the healthcare field. 

I found the multidisciplinary curriculum both fascinating and highly relevant for the future of healthcare. That clarity in vision and academic direction motivated me to enrol immediately.

Studying Digital Health at IMU has been an enriching and memorable journey. With a small cohort, our classes were close-knit, allowing us to support and learn from one another.

The lecturers were genuinely dedicated, beyond teaching from textbooks, they brought in guest speakers, organised industry-focused field trips, and shared real-world knowledge that broadened our perspectives beyond classroom learning.

One of the highlights of the programme was the industrial training module, which gave me invaluable exposure to real-world healthcare IT environments. 

Working alongside industry experts enabled me to apply my knowledge, gain confidence, and better understand the needs of the healthcare sector.

Overall, my time at IMU was filled with growth, meaningful friendships, and experiences that shaped both my personal and professional development.

I recently graduated from the Bachelor in Digital Health (Hons) programme and currently pursuing opportunities within the healthcare IT industry. I am excited to begin the next chapter of my career and contribute to digital transformation in healthcare.

My career ambition is to become a Digital Solutions Engineer. 

This aspiration was inspired by my internship supervisor, whose passion and expertise motivated me to pursue this path. I hope to one day design impactful digital solutions that improve healthcare delivery and patient outcomes.

To students from a science-stream background who may worry about transitioning into a tech-based programme, please don’t be discouraged.

Learning programming and technical subjects may be challenging at first, but with perseverance and consistent effort, you will grow.

 You may even discover talents and strengths you never knew you had. Believe in yourself, stay curious, and trust the process, you might surprise yourself.

IMU’s Bachelor in Digital Health (Hons) is designed to provide a holistic education with the curriculum blending Information Communication Technology (ICT), data analytics and digital health. 

Students learn how to design, implement, and manage digital solutions that enhance patient care and streamline healthcare operations. 

The 3-year programme’s hands-on approach ensures that students gain real-world experience through industry projects, internships, and collaborations with healthcare providers and technology firms.

With modern facilities, experienced faculty, and industry partnerships, IMU prepares graduates to be job-ready from day one. 

This programme is open to students from both science and non-science backgrounds, with intakes in April, July, and September each year. 

Interested applicants are encouraged to submit their online application today. 

Students enrolling in the Digital Health programme at IMU for the 2026 intakes are eligible for the Global Leadership Scholarship, which offers a 20% reduction in tuition fees. 

Scholarships are granted at the discretion of the University, and its decisions are final.

For more information, please refer to www.imu.edu.my or email: start@imu.edu.my or call IMU at 03 - 2731 7272.