We Represent a Top Malaysian University
Ranked as one of the preferred study abroad destinations in the world, Malaysia is home to Victoria International, Optopreneur and the Lincoln University Colleges as well as MAHSA and SEGI Universities. In addition to an international outlook and the rich, cultural balance promised, the Malaysian study experience offers high quality academic programs that are recognized and endorsed by the Malaysian Qualifications Agency Act 2007; such accreditation paves the way for improved employment opportunities within the country and beyond. Take your first step into your future in a country which is renowned for its affordable living cost, particularly for international students and positive living factors; Kuala Lampur, in particular, made the top 10 list of cities from the Asia Pacific region, for safety, health, education and public services.
Top Tips for Studying in the Malaysia
- Should on-campus accommodation facilities be filled-up, get started on the hunt for off-campus rentals. Thorough research into the type of rental, its location, the distance from rental to campus, roommate details and rental facilities are recommended.
- The country has a significantly lower living cost than several other countries. Malaysia additionally has varied attraction points and features which may be a bit pricy, however ensure that you don’t overspend, for saving money and investing it for future use, is always a good idea for a student on foreign shores.
- A religious country owing to its significant community of Muslims. In respect of customary native beliefs and views, it is advised that one refrains from inappropriate public behavior.
- Conservative dressing, generally an outfit that covers arms and legs, is widely approved in Malaysia.
- Take advantage of student discounts which are offered for quite a number of facilities.
“We are committed to enrolling a community of learners and thinkers whose education will be enhanced by diverse experiences in preparation to serve in all segments of society.”
Mr. Loho | Chairman
