Want to study in Malaysia?
Malaysia is currently ranked as the world’s 11th most preferred study destination by UNESCO.
Malaysia’s government is dedicated to turning the country into a high-quality education destination for students from all over the world. The Ministry of Higher Education oversees all institutions to ensure they meet the highest standards. As a result, multiple highly regarded foreign universities from countries such as the United States, United Kingdom, Australia, and New Zealand have established branch campuses in Malaysia or collaborated with Malaysian institutions.
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Approx. 32.37 million
Kuala Lumpur
330,803 km2
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Living in Malaysia
International students studying in Malaysia will have the opportunity to live in a pluralistic and multicultural country. Malaysia’s ethnic diversity exposes students to a more valuable life, a global perspective, and a greater awareness of diverse cultures, ethnic groups, and traditions around the world. International students, in addition to socializing with Malaysian students, are exposed to students of other nationalities.
Academic Excellence
- More than 30 years of experience in international education
- 2% of the international student population around the world
- Close to 100,000 international students
Quality and Standards
The Malaysian government enforces regulations such as the Education Act, the Private Higher Educational Institutions Act, and the Malaysian Qualifications Agency to monitor the quality of educational institutions in Malaysia. The Malaysian Qualification Agency (MQA) provides guidelines and ongoing monitoring to guarantee that colleges and universities fulfill the highest educational standards and are internationally recognized.
Malaysian higher education institutions offer professional, career-focused education with up-to-date and market-relevant curricula. International students can obtain an authorized degree from a variety of world-renowned universities in the United Kingdom, the United States, Australia, Canada, and New Zealand through twinning programs or branch campuses in Malaysia.
