
The Faculty of Medicine, UiTM which first officially established in November of 2002 by Ministry Of Education was located at Petaling Jaya, Selangor. Starting from 1st December 2002 till 14 Mac 2004, the faculty was under a patron of Professor Dr. Abdul Rahim Mohd Noor as the Foundation Dean and later been appointed as a Dean Faculty of Health Sciences . The prominent leadership of faculty was then continued by Professor Dato' Dr. Khalid Yusoff on 15 Mac 2004 until 1 September 2013.
The first intake of 20 medical students was admitted in June 2003 and they graduated in April 2008. The number of student intake has grown over the years. By 2011, the faculty has grown impressively and our current number of student intake is around 250 per year.In the beginning, the faculty of Medicine administration office was established temporarily on the 20th floor, Tower 1, Science and Technology building in the Shah Alam campus. Shah Alam is the main UiTM campus. It is a well established institution with good infrastructure, easy access roads and public transport.The faculty managed to secure a few more floors sharing within the Engineering Complex, which consist of dissection hall, anatomy resource centre, computer and multidisciplinary laboratories.
In 2010, the undergraduate year 4 & 5 administrative staff and students moved to the new Selayang campus. The keys to the Selayang campus were officially handed to our faculty on the 21st January 2010. Year 3 students and research activities moved to Sungai Buloh campus. However, pre-clinical teaching was still conducted at Shah Alam. The pre-clinical teaching involves anatomy, physiology, microbiology, biochemistry, pharmacology and general pathology lectures and seminars. The early clinical exposure (ECE) teaching for pre-clinical students was also conducted at Shah Alam. The clinical students are mainly attached to Selayang Hospital, Sungai Buloh Hospital and Hospital Teluk Intan. They also attend government health clinics including Taman Ehsan health clinic and Sungai Buloh health clinic for community health and primary care posting.
The faculty then acquired another several acres of land in proximity to Hospital Sungai Buloh to build the main campus. Sungai Buloh campus was completed in 2012 and all the administrative and academic staff has moved from Shah Alam to Sungai Buloh. Teaching and classes of the pre-clinical as well as the clinical years then commenced at Sungai Buloh campus. Apart from the teaching facilities, the faculty also developed its own clinical services. In the beginning, The Specialist Clinic in Selayang Campus open to the public. After that The Clinical Training Centre (CTC) then commenced its clinic as well as other in patient services for the communities in Sungai Buloh. In 2016 it was formalized into UiTM Medical Specialist Centre (PPUiTM). Our specialist centres offer services in cardiology, respiratory, gastroenterology, general medicine, general surgery, orthopaedics, rehabilitation medicine, ophthalmology, obstetrics and gynaecology, paediatrics, dermatology and primary care services.
UiTM teaching hospital, Hospital Al-Sultan Abdullah UiTM, is now in full operation in Puncak Alam,Selangor
Vision
Mission
Core Value
Objectives
- To provide maximum opportunities for bumiputera to pursue medical related studies.
- To provide quality and innovative medical programmes relevant to current market needs, customer demands and policies of national development.
- To establish a human resource development programme as a tool for the assimilation of a value system within the faculty community.
- To nurture graduates that are adequately prepared to join the global as well as the local workforce.
- To ensure that the graduates are competiitive and highly sought after to both the global as well as the local workforce
- To establish a centre of excellence that is accountable for an effective management of its human resources, finances and assets in order to achieve its educational objectives, while functioning as a catalyst in community development

Sungai Buloh Campus is the main campus of the faculty. The main academic building is the main landmark of this campus with the architecture inspired by the shape of mitochondria. This building houses the deaneries offices as well as the main administration in level 9. Facilities of teaching and learning is well equipped from the auditorium and seminar rooms, small group session room, library,museum, clinical skills lab, multidisciplinary labs as well as the anatomy dissection hall.
At the side of the academic building is the medical centre that consist of both UiTM Medical Specialist Centre (PPUiTM) and the UiTM Private Specialist Centre (UPSC). This building are equipped for medical services, with 88 bedded wards, 3 clinic complexes, 4 Operating theaters, an imaging unit (with 128 slice dual source CT-scan and 1.5 tesla MRI), a clinical diagnostic lab as well as complete clinical support services such as nursing, dietetic, physiotherapy and billing services.
This faculty research activity is focused in one of the main research institute, IMMB (Institute of Medical Molecular Biotechnology). It is also houses the Laboratory Animal Care Unit (LACU), the main animal husbandry venue for all the animal research. Research activities is also being held in the academic building (CenTre). 3 residential colleges is available for medical students. This hostels are also equipped with facilities for student activities.
Academic Building

PPUiTM

IMMB

Residential College

Map to UiTM Sg. Buloh Campus
 
Address :
Faculty of Medicine,
Universiti Teknologi MARA,
Sungai Buloh Campus, Selangor Branch,
47000, Jln Hospital, Sungai Buloh
Selangor, MALAYSIA
Phone : +603-6126 5000

Selayang Campus Facilities :
Academic Building
- Academic Administration Office (Clinical)
- Lecture Hall
- Examination Hall & Ward
- Clinical Skills Laboratory
- Communication Skill Laboratory
- Library with 24hour room
- Lecturer's Room
Student Residential College

Teluk Intan Campus Facilities :
Academic Building
- Lecture Hall
- Seminar Room
- Library
Student Residential College