Why Choose Malaysia to Study Abroad


With 23% of the population being Chinese, the traditional Chinese cultural atmosphere makes it easy for students to adapt. The political and economic situation is stable, economic development is rapid, the climate is mild, and there are no natural disasters.

Malaysia is a Commonwealth country with a very high prevalence of English. English is the official language used in work and daily life. Most universities use English for instruction, and students can use Malaysia as a stepping stone to continue their further studies.

Besides Singapore, Malaysia's education system is the best in Southeast Asia, with 5 universities ranked among the top 200 in the world. Malaysia is ranked by UNESCO as one of the top 10 countries to study and continuously rising in the World University Rankings.

Malaysia has one of the highest education standards in the world, with a dedicated department-the Malaysian Qualifications Agency (MQA)-that regularly evaluates educational quality and implements quality management systems. The graduation certificates are internationally recognized.

Bachelor's programs are three years, master's programs are 1-2 years, and doctoral programs are three years. Short study duration helps you to earn the degree that you want at less time and cost. The process of transferring to a third country is also convenient. You can choose from various choices to earn credits while studying for a short period overseas.

While study abroad costs have increased in many countries, Malaysia's living and tuition expenses amount to 50,000 to 80,000 RMB per year, making it an affordable option for many families, comparable to the cost of living in second- and third-tier cities in China. Malaysia is one of affordable study destinations in the world.

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Malaysian Qualifications Agency (MQA)

The Malaysian Qualifications Agency (MQA) is a statutory body established under the Malaysian Qualifications Act 2007. It is responsible for accrediting courses and qualifications offered by institutions providing tertiary and higher education.

The primary role of the Malaysian Qualifications Agency is to use the Malaysian Qualifications Framework as the basis for ensuring the quality of higher education and as a reference standard for national academic qualifications.

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TSSB Alpha and Globalfront International

TSSB Alpha establishes deep strategic cooperation with Malaysian universities to better implement Sino-Malaysian educational exchanges:

  • Signing cooperation agreements (LOI or MOU) for collaboration
  • Establishing a co-research center
  • Appointing visiting professors (2-3 individuals)
  • Arranging for university lecturers to teach at partner universities or lead specific research projects
  • Jointly publishing international journals between Chinese and Malaysian universities
  • Co-hosting international seminars, forums, and lectures between Chinese and Malaysian universities
  • Study exchange: Specialized in-depth visits and face-to-face meetings with renowned university professors
  • Overseas employment: Arranging overseas work for graduates
  • Study abroad services: Consultation, application and registration, visa procedures, and related services.
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QS Rankings of Malaysian Universities (2024)

  • University of Malaya (Rank 65)
  • University of Science, Malaysia (Rank 137)
  • University of Putra, Malaysia (Rank 158)
  • National University of Malaysia (Rank 159)
  • University of Technology, Malaysia (Rank 188)
  • University of Wollongong (Rank 204)
  • Taylor's University (Rank 284)
  • University of UCSI (Rank 300)
  • University of Petroleum, Malaysia (Rank 307)
  • Northern University of Malaysia (Rank 538)
  • MARA University of Technology (Rank 555)
  • INTI International University (Rank 556)
  • Sunway University (Rank 586)