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Portfolio for Bachelor of Biomedical Science (Hons) Concepts The portfolio for Biomedical Science programme will be a collection of students’ effort, progress and accomplishment throughout the programme. This portfolio focuses on students’ reflection on their learning process and transformation from knowledgeable students to competent scientist with analytical and critical minds, important traits that are emphasized in the programme’s outcomes (Table 1). There will be no summative components in this portfolio, since most contents (eg. Practical reports, AIR, Thesis...) already contribute to EOS marks. IMU Biomedical Science Programme’s Outcome 1. knowledgeable 2. competent 3. analytical 4. professional 5. a team player 6. a life-long learner 7. a resource and quality manager 8. a critical thinker and researcher Table 1: Bachelor of Biomedical Science Programme’s Outcomes. Contents All components in the portfolio are arranged into 3 parts – Year 1, Year 2 and Year 3. Mentors are required to review their mentees’ portfolio regularly, at least once in the middle of semester and end of semester respectively. Mentors are also required to mark the reflective writings and give suggestions and guidance to mentees on their personal and professional development. There are general guidelines provided on the content of year-end reflect. However, students are free to reflects on any subject(s)/issue(s) in the learning process. The proposed contents for the portfolio are as follow:

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Portfolio for Bachelor of Biomedical Science (Hons)ConceptsThe portfolio for Biomedical Science programme will be a collection of students effort, progress and accomplishment throughout the programme. This portfolio focuses on students reflection on their learning process and transformation from knowledgeable students to competent scientist with analytical and critical minds, important traits that are emphasized in the programmes outcomes (Table 1). There will be no summative components in this portfolio, since most contents (eg. Practical reports, AIR, Thesis...) already contribute to EOS marks. IMU Biomedical Science Programmes Outcome

1. knowledgeable2. competent3. analytical4. professional5. a team player6. a life-long learner7. a resource and quality manager8. a critical thinker and researcher

Table 1: Bachelor of Biomedical Science Programmes Outcomes.

ContentsAll components in the portfolio are arranged into 3 parts Year 1, Year 2 and Year 3. Mentors are required to review their mentees portfolio regularly, at least once in the middle of semester and end of semester respectively. Mentors are also required to mark the reflective writings and give suggestions and guidance to mentees on their personal and professional development.There are general guidelines provided on the content of year-end reflect. However, students are free to reflects on any subject(s)/issue(s) in the learning process. The proposed contents for the portfolio are as follow:

Year 1 ActivitiesModuleMarkers/AssessorsProgramme Outcome(s) AddressedRemarks

Reflection on Career Talk 1 & 2Introduction to Professionalism and Personal DevelopmentModule coordinator (MC)/ content expert6, 8

Reflection on PBL experience

Mentor3, 4, 8

Mentor-mentee meeting reports

Mentor-

Extra-curricular activities (If any)

Mentor6

End of Year 1

Reflection on leaning processes in IMU (english proficiency, laboratory skill competency/assessment, general learning experience, goals setting for the following semesters).

Mentor

Table 2: Portfolio for Year 1

Year 2 ActivitiesModuleMarkers/AssessorsProgramme Outcome(s) AddressedRemarks

Six (6) selected practical reportBioanalysis, Health informatics, Immunology, Histopathology and Cytopathology, Genomics and Molecular DiagnosticsMC/ content expert2, 3, 4, 5

AIRMC/ content expert3, 4, 6

Reflects on community service

ParasitologyMentor4, 8

Reflects on skill assessment

Clinical biochemistryMentor2, 4, 8

Extra-curricular activity (If any)

Mentor6

End of Year 2

Reflection on students own strengths and weaknesses, personal goals achievement and student centered learning experience.

Mentor

Table 3: Portfolio for Year 2

Year 3 ActivitiesModuleMarkers/AssessorsProgramme Outcome(s) AddressedRemarks

Proposal and Dissertation

Research ProjectSupervisor2, 3, 4

Manuscript writing (If any)

Current Trend in Biomedical Science, Research Project

Supervisor2, 3, 8

Log book Apprentice MC/ content expert2, 4

Soft copy of oral presentation slidesResearch Project, Laboratory Management II, Selectives, Current Trend in Biomedical Science.MC/ content expert2, 3

Workshop and conference participation (If any)

Mentor4, 6

End of Year 3

Reflection on overall knowledge, research and analytical skills, professional and personal development, achievement of goals and aspirations.

Mentor

Table 4: Portfolio for Year 3

Preparations1. Students need training on how to write reflective writings. 2. Mentors need training on how to mark/assess reflective writings. 3. Maximum/minimum word limits for the reflective writings to be determined.