Study in Malaysia

Country Overview

Quick Facts

• Country:

• Language:

• Currency:

• Visa Type:

• Work Rights:

Malaysia

Malay, English

Malaysian Ringgit

Student Pass

Part-time work permitted with approval

Malaysia has emerged as a leading education hub in Southeast Asia, offering high-quality education at affordable costs. The country hosts several international branch campuses of renowned universities from the UK, Australia, and other countries, allowing students to earn internationally recognized degrees at a fraction of the cost. Malaysian universities provide modern facilities, diverse program offerings, and a multicultural learning environment.

Why Study in Malaysia?

• Affordable tuition fees compared to Western countries

• International branch campuses of prestigious universities

• English-medium instruction for most programs

• Rich cultural diversity and welcoming atmosphere

• Strategic location in Southeast Asia with modern infrastructure

Admission Requirements

To study in Malaysia, international students typically need to meet the following requirements:

• Academic qualifications (typically high school certificate for undergraduate programs)

• English proficiency (IELTS 5.5-6.5 or equivalent)

• Academic transcripts and certificates

• Application form and fee

• Health declaration and medical examination report

• Passport and photos

Application Process

The application process for studying in Malaysia typically involves these steps:

1. Research and select suitable universities and programs

2. Submit applications directly to institutions or through education agents

3. Receive offer letter from university

4. Pay tuition deposit to secure placement

5. Apply for student pass (visa) through university

6. Complete medical screening upon arrival

7. Register at university and attend orientation

Cost of Living

Students in Malaysia can expect to spend approximately MYR 12,000-18,000 per year (USD 2,900-4,300) on living expenses, including accommodation, food, transportation, and personal expenses. Kuala Lumpur is more expensive than other cities in Malaysia, but still affordable compared to Western countries.

Available Scholarships

• Malaysian International Scholarship (MIS) - Government scholarships for international students

• University-specific merit scholarships

• Corporate sponsorships and industry partnerships

• Research grants for postgraduate students

• Country-specific scholarships through bilateral agreements

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