What are the overseas study institutions in Malaysia?

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I. Private universities in Malaysia

1, Malaysia University of Technology (UTM)

Malaysia Polytechnic University (UTM) is the largest private university in Malaysia and one of the oldest universities in Malaysia. Its history can be traced back to 1904. It is a multinational research university with more than 24,000 students. Malaysia Polytechnic University has internationally renowned research and teaching facilities, and its academic projects cover engineering, science, social science, business management, architecture and design. In addition, the school enjoys a high reputation in the world. Every year, students from all over the world come to study, with first-class teaching facilities and excellent professors and researchers.

2. National University of Malaysia (UKM)

The National University of Malaysia (UKM), also known as the National University of Malaysia, is the largest public university in Malaysia and a world-renowned research university. It was founded in 1970 and has more than 20,000 students. UKM has first-class teaching facilities and equipment, and excellent professors and researchers. Its academic program covers engineering, science, social science, business management, architecture and design. In addition, the school has many international partners, and students from all over the world come to study every year.

3. Overseas Chinese University of Malaysia (UCSI)

Overseas Chinese University of Malaysia (UCSI) is a private university located in Kuala Lumpur, founded in 1986, with more than 14000 students. UCSI has first-class teaching facilities and equipment, as well as excellent professors and researchers. Its academic program covers engineering, science, social science, business management, architecture and design. In addition, the school has many international partners, and students from all over the world come to study every year.

4. Malaysia Polytechnic University

University of Science and Technology Malaysia (UiTM) is the largest public university in Malaysia and a world-renowned research university. UITM was founded in 1956, with more than 20,000 students. UiTM has first-class teaching facilities and equipment, as well as excellent professors and researchers. Its academic program covers engineering, science, social science, business management, architecture and design. In addition, the school has many international partners, and students from all over the world come to study every year.

5. University of Science and Technology Malaysia (UTAR)

University of Science and Technology Malaysia (UTAR) is the largest private university in Malaysia and a world-renowned research university. UTAR was founded in 2002 and has more than 20,000 students. UTAR has first-class teaching facilities and equipment, as well as excellent professors and researchers. Its academic program covers engineering, science, social science, business management, architecture and design. In addition, the school has many international partners, and students from all over the world come to study every year.

Second, public universities in Malaysia.

First of all, the National University of Malaysia (UKM) is the oldest public university in Malaysia and the first national university in Malaysia. Selangor, located on the west coast of Malaysia, is a famous research university with more than 25,000 students. The college offers more than 300 different disciplines, including engineering, science, humanities, social sciences and business. The school has first-class teaching facilities, where students can learn the latest science and technology and research methods.

Secondly, Malaysia University of Health Science and Technology (UPM) is located in Penang on the west coast of Malaysia. It is a famous university of science and technology with more than 20,000 students. The school has first-class teaching facilities, offering more than 200 different disciplines, including medicine, engineering, science, humanities, social sciences and business. The school has first-class scientific research facilities, where students can learn the latest science and technology and research methods.

Third, Malaysia International Business School (MIBA) is located in Penang on the west coast of Malaysia. This is a famous business school with more than 3000 students. The school has first-class teaching facilities, offering more than 100 different subjects, including business, finance, management, economics, accounting and law. The school has first-class scientific research facilities, where students can learn the latest business ideas and management techniques.

Fourthly, the Malaysian International Conservatory of Music (MIMA) is located in Penang on the west coast of Malaysia. It is a famous conservatory of music with more than 65,438+0,000 students. The school has first-class teaching facilities, offering more than 50 different subjects, including music theory, music technology, composition, performance, recording and stage management. The school has first-class scientific research facilities, where students can learn the latest music theory and technology.

Finally, Malaysia International Art Institute (MIA) is located in Penang on the west coast of Malaysia. It is a famous art college with more than 3000 students. The school has first-class teaching facilities, offering more than 50 different subjects, including painting, sculpture, performing arts, film production and design. The school has first-class scientific research facilities, where students can learn the latest art theory and technology.

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