RCSEd Memorandum of Understanding Signing Ceremony

22 August 2024 was a historic day for MSSS as it was the day when the memorandum of understanding between the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh (RCSEd) and MSSS was officially signed. The event was held in Intercontinental Hotel Kuala Lumpur with invited guests from the RCSEd as well as MSSS’ Executive Committee members. The memorandum of understanding was signed between the President of RCSEd, Professor Rowan Parks and the President of MSSS, Dr. Al Hassan bin Sajahan.
This memorandum of understanding will pave the way for MSSS to have access to the RCSEd Library, providing exposure of internationally recognized academic material for our Malaysian medical students. Executive Committee members of MSSS will also be able to volunteer for several of the College’s activities, which includes the MRCS Part B examinations on an annual basis.
MSSS had the pleasure of participating in a networking dinner following the ceremony which gave our delegates the opportunity to speak to established surgeons who are a part of RCSEd and learn about the opportunities and challenges that await the new generation of surgeons.
This milestone will be a springboard to further elevate the quality of surgical education for our Malaysian medical students and give rise to excellent and safe surgeons in the future.
"Attending the RSCEd MoU signing was a remarkable day for MSSS and for me as a medical student passionate about surgery. Meeting esteemed surgeons from Malaysia and around the world, who have shaped the field, was both humbling and inspiring. It’s an incredible opportunity for students to learn directly from these experts, and I’m excited to see the doors this MoU will open for us in the coming term."
- Praveena A/P Vijaya Devan, Vice President of MSSS
"Being part of the MOU signing between RCSEd and MSSS was truly inspiring. This historic moment is not only a testament to the strength of student-led initiatives but also a milestone in our journey to become skilled and compassionate surgeons. The opportunities that this partnership provides, whether it’s through global networking, expert guidance, or exposure to cutting-edge surgical practices are invaluable. I’m motivated by the thought that, as students, we now have access to resources and mentorship that will shape our future careers in surgery and help us make meaningful contributions to the medical community.”
- Anson Sia Yew Sheng, Head of Surgical Skills and Activities Department
“Attending most of the events by the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh was an incredibly inspiring experience. As medical students, we were given numerous opportunities to volunteer and engage deeply. The respect and recognition from the surgeons were remarkable, they involved us in meaningful ways, truly making us feel valued and important. The chance to network with experienced professionals who see us as future colleagues and legacy bearers was both humbling and motivating. It was an unforgettable experience that affirmed our roles as the next generation of surgeons.”
- Tanush A/L K. Jayaselan, University Ambassador of MSSS
"Attending the RCSEd MoU ceremony was a giant leap for MSSS and a remarkable eye-opener for me as a first-year medical student. It highlighted the power of networking and how valuable these connections are in shaping our paths in medicine."
- Gannesh A/L Guna Segaran, Editor of MSSS
"Attending the RCSEd MoU signing was inspiring—an incredible showcase of global collaboration and commitment to advancing surgical excellence."
- Dr. Kavilan Murthi, Surgical Skills and Activities Executive



hassan idolakuuuuu!!!!
we got msss x rcsed mou before gta6