Recognised qualifications
Programmes accredited by the Malaysian Qualifications Agency, including dual, twinning and franchised degrees with international partner universities.
Study in Malaysia
Recognised degrees, English-taught programmes and affordable living in a multicultural, welcoming country. Based in Kuala Lumpur, we help you choose, apply and settle in.
Why Malaysia
Programmes accredited by the Malaysian Qualifications Agency, including dual, twinning and franchised degrees with international partner universities.
Tuition fees and living costs are generally lower than in many Western destinations — without compromising on quality.
English is widely used on campus and in daily life, making it easy to study, make friends and get around.
Study at Malaysian universities or international branch campuses and gain a globally connected education.
A diverse society with Malay, Chinese, Indian and international communities — and familiar food, faiths and festivals.
Kuala Lumpur is well connected by air, putting home and the rest of Asia within easy reach.
The process
We assess your profile and recommend Malaysian universities and courses that fit your goals and budget.
We prepare and submit your applications and help you accept the right offer.
Your university submits the student pass application to EMGS. We help you get every document right.
After arrival, complete your medical screening and registration — with our post-arrival guidance.
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Study in Malaysia FAQs
Visit our office in Menara Mutiara Bangsar or message us for advice on your plans.
Yes. Malaysia welcomes international students at private and public universities and colleges, with programmes from Diploma to PhD. Most international students need a student pass, which is processed through Education Malaysia Global Services (EMGS).
Malaysian programmes are accredited by the Malaysian Qualifications Agency (MQA), and several institutions offer degrees in partnership with, or as branch campuses of, universities from the UK, Australia and elsewhere. We help you check recognition for your career plans and home country.
Most programmes at private universities are taught in English. Universities usually ask for proof of English proficiency, such as IELTS or TOEFL results, or an alternative accepted by the university.
Once you accept an offer, your university submits your student pass application to EMGS. After approval you receive a letter allowing you to travel, then complete a medical screening and pass endorsement after arriving. We guide you through the documents at every stage.
Many programmes have more than one intake each year, often around January/February, May and September. Exact dates depend on the university and course, so we will confirm the intakes for your shortlist.
Your success story begins here
Talk to an expert counsellor about your goals. We will map out the right course, university and country — and every step to get there.