Study destination
Study in Malaysia
Affordable, quality education close to home with respected international university branches.
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- Universities
- 20+ public
- Tuition per year
- US$3k to 8k
- Post study work
- Up to 1 year
- Intakes
- Main, Additional
Malaysia offers a more affordable path to a recognised education, including branch campuses of well known international universities, with a shorter travel distance and lower cost of living than many Western destinations.
Why here
Why study in Malaysia
Lower overall cost
Tuition and living costs in Malaysia are generally lower than in the United Kingdom, Australia or Europe.
International branch campuses
Several respected foreign universities operate branch campuses in Malaysia, offering the same degree at a lower cost.
Closer to home
Shorter and cheaper flights make it easier to visit family during holidays compared with more distant destinations.
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Costs, intakes and requirements
Tuition typically ranges from MYR 15,000 to MYR 40,000 a year (roughly USD 3,000 to USD 8,000), with living costs of around MYR 1,500 to MYR 2,500 a month depending on the city.
The Malaysia International Scholarship and university merit awards offer fee support for eligible international students, particularly at postgraduate level. Our counsellors can help you check what you qualify for.
Main intake: September. Additional intake: February
An overall band score of 5.5 to 6.5 is typically required depending on the programme.
A PTE Academic score of around 50 to 58 is generally accepted as an alternative to IELTS.
A university offer letter and proof of financial capacity are required for the student pass application.
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Common questions
FAQs about Malaysia
Yes, tuition and living costs are generally lower than in many Western destinations, while still offering internationally recognised degrees.
Limited part time work is allowed for some student pass holders during scheduled breaks, subject to immigration rules at the time.
Yes, particularly from branch campuses of international universities and institutions accredited by the Malaysian Qualifications Agency.
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