The Clinical Simulation Centre (CSC) is a dedicated learning hub that provides a safe, structured environment for medical training. Initially designed for undergraduate students, the CSC now plays a pivotal role in postgraduate specialist training and also supports the professional development of healthcare personnel including nurses and assistant medical officers.

By integrating simulation-based learning, the CSC bridges the gap between theory and practice, allowing participants to rehearse clinical scenarios, refine decision-making, and strengthen teamwork in a risk-free setting. Its scope spans the entire spectrum of medical education—from pre-clinical foundations to advanced clinical care—while also promoting innovative teaching methods such as hybrid learning (online modules combined with onsite skill training).

In addition to student use, the CSC hosts workshops, conferences, and micro-credentialing programs for UiTM staff and the wider community, reinforcing its role as a centre for lifelong learning and professional growth.

Key Objectives of the CSC:

1. To provide experiential learning through simulation to enhance clinical practice and improve patient safety.
2. To develop innovative clinical teaching modalities that support and advance the educational objectives of the Faculty.