Bachelor of Psychological Science and Business
Ang Pei Wen Syazmin Alia Arian Syahwira Shradha Deepak Bachani Caitin Chen Shean Yie In Chern Ee
Min-Ann Kaw Overall Best Graduate in the course for the Degree Bachelor of Psychological Science and Business
Lai Xiu Yin Law Kai Xin Fathima Raidha Mansoor Mok Pei Pei Nicholas Nathaniel Moya Deanna Muhammad Jeyaratnam Tamilhselvi Selvanathan Athena Teoh Sin Yee Huei Xin Yap
Bachelor of Psychology
Yong Wei Cheong Jean Lee Latysha Momo Leong Yun Xi Lim Jia Hui Covy Ng Qian Ni Ooi Yen Yi
Tham Kar Yan Overall Best Graduate in the course for the Degree Bachelor of Psychology
Der Yuan Woo
Master of Advanced Nursing Lutfian
Master of Biomedical and Health Science
Anselma Ivanawati
Master of Professional Counselling
Cheryllina Vanecia Kaya Anak Andrew Wan Chi Hsiao Inger Helene Rygg Yi Wen Seah Isra Mohammed Nadeem Shaikh
Tan Shu Ming Overall Best Graduate in the course for the Degree Master of Professional Counselling
Wang Jia Mei
Master of Wound Care Su Sieu Ling
DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY
Nurshariza Abdullah( Award Conferred 15 August 2024)
Title of Thesis:‘ The Role Of 76 AA Duplication Motif In A Naturally-Mutated Chikungunya Virus Non-Structural Protein 3 Hypervariable Domain( NSP3-HVD) In Virus-Host Interactions, Replication And Infectivity.’
The 76 aa duplicate motifs are possibly mutations involve in the adaptation strategy to coexist with DENV in a human host. The CHIKV strain having the 76aa duplicate motifs has a significantly slower and lower infectivity level in monkey Vero and Ae. albopictus C6 / 36 cells compared to other circulating CHIKV strains. These motifs also provide additional phosphorylation sites in the nsP3 HVD involved in replicase activity and virions productions. The CHIKVs nsP3 seemed to co-localize with human cellular proteins, the G3BP and CPB1, and with whole DENV2.
Supervisor: Associate Professor Sharifah Syed Hassan Associate Supervisor: Associate Professor Vinod Balasubramaniam External Supervisor: Dr Tham Hong Wai Associate Supervisor: Dr Nafees Ahemad Yunus
Lubna Ali( Award Conferred 6 August 2025)
Title of Thesis:‘ Beyond Stigma: Perceptions of Lung Cancer in Malaysia by Patients, Professionals and the Public.’
Lung cancer remains a significant health challenge in Malaysia, with high incidence and mortality rates. Beyond the physical burden, lung cancer patients often face complex psychosocial challenges rooted in the sociocultural landscape surrounding the disease. Through three qualitative studies, this multi-phased research project sought to explore the multifaceted nature of lung cancer stigma within Malaysias broader sociocultural landscape from the attitudes and perspectives of the general public, the lived experiences of lung cancer patients, and the perceptions of healthcare providers.
Supervisor: Professor Elizabeth Jones External Supervisor: Associate Professor Stefano Occhipinti Associate Supervisor: Dr Yoga Rabindranath
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