High Quality of Life at Low Cost:
In Malaysia, you get high quality of life at a low cost. Kuala Lumpur has been consistently ranked the #1 most affordable city for students in the world.
The estimated living cost for international students in Malaysia (including food, housing, and transportation) is only about $300 a month. Monthly food bills alone usually exceed that in most U.S. cities, much less rent!
Culture and Diversity
Malaysia is a country of contrasts and surprises, a bubbly blend of people and ideologies. The laid-back, friendly Malaysians love to socialize and welcome you to their country with a smile. The stunning variety of attractions and free-time activities in the thrilling metropolitan area of Kuala Lumpur and the natural wonders of Malaysia such as Langkawi, Taman Negara, and Cameron Highlands ensure you will never run out of things to see and do.
Find excellent study abroad programs
Opportunities to study in Malaysia for international students have really taken off in the last 10 years, with an influx of funding and programming making a name for the educational quality on an international stage. The country is becoming a hub for students from all over the world!In most recent rankings, Malaysia was ranked the #11 most popular country for international students, hosting more than 80,000 from 100+ countries. Whether you are interested in a particular program.If you feel like directly enrolling in a university or doing a formal exchange to live among Malay peers, this option is available as well. In fact, four of Malaysia’s universities ranked in the top 25 for academic institutions established in the last 50 years, but are on the rise in terms of global ranking.
There’s No Language Barrier
The official and national language of Malaysia is Malaysian, which is a standardized form of the Malay language. However, since the majority of the people in Malaysia understand and speak English very well, there is no crucial need for you to master the Malaysian language. A semester or two in Malaysia gives you a great opportunity to improve your English skills.
Hope this blog helps you to make up your mind to study in Malaysia. Let us know what you think? Would you want to study in Malaysiaor would you choose another destination? Let us also know what else would you like to know about studying and living in Malaysia?
