How about getting a job as a graduate student at a Malaysian university?

Malaysia has attracted many international students with its excellent teaching quality and environment. What is the employment situation like as a postgraduate student in Malaysia? We have compiled detailed content for everyone, let’s find out together!

1. Employment prospects for Malaysian graduate students

Returning to China for development

After graduation, many Chinese students return to China to seek development opportunities. Many of them work in government agencies, State-owned enterprises, foreign-funded enterprises, and private enterprises occupy important positions and show their talents, among which the majority are foreign-funded enterprises. Experts from the Malaysian Education Alliance remind that if students choose to return to China for development, it is best to choose a Malaysian private school recognized by the Ministry of Education of China. In this way, students can obtain a certificate of returned overseas students from the embassy after returning to China, and certified schools can go to China for education. Check the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Information Supervision Network.

Seeking development in Malaysia

Some students stayed in Malaysia after graduation. Students can find jobs locally and carry out business cooperation. From this, I applied for a Malaysian work permit and became a local permanent resident soon. Experts from the Malaysian Education Alliance said that the internship system implemented by local schools in Malaysia is very conducive to students' employment, such as Asia Pacific University of Science and Technology's internship in the National Science and Technology Park.

Seeking development in other countries and regions

Found a job, established a career, and sought personal development. According to feedback from graduates of Asia Pacific University of Science and Technology, many students have become middle and senior managers in five-star hotels and resorts in France, Australia and other countries.

2. Malaysian postgraduate application process

Prepare materials. First, prepare the materials for applying to a Malaysian school, including transcripts of domestic academic qualifications and notarized certificates of graduation certificates, copies of the entire passport, and 8 passport-type photos. If you are applying for a master's degree, you also need a resume and work experience certificate. .

Select a school. For students who have graduated from their original school, in order to choose the school for further study, they can inquire more about which schools have their favorite majors.

Apply to school. Students who have decided which school they want to apply to, or have narrowed down the school range to 1-2, prepare all the required materials and start applying.

Take a physical examination and pay the application fee. When the student's materials are submitted to the school for review, and the school confirms that the student can be admitted, the student can start preparing to pay the international student application fee. The application fee varies from school to school. Generally speaking, it is not very expensive. This includes the review fee for application materials and the cost for the Immigration Bureau to issue a counter-signature letter. Students are also required to undergo a physical examination.

Apply for a visa. Malaysian visas do not require a security deposit. Students can go to the Malaysian Visa Bureau to apply for a visa after receiving the school's offer notice and counter-signing letter.

Book a flight. Once you have a visa, you can book air tickets. Students can book air tickets themselves, or they can contact the teachers studying abroad so that the teachers can arrange pick-up at the airport.

3. Advantages of postgraduate students at Malaysian universities

1. High visa rate. The approval rate for applying for a Malaysian study visa will continue to remain at a high level of 99%. The policy of no deposit, no interview, and no IELTS score required to study in Malaysia will remain unchanged. As long as the applicant truly and effectively expresses his or her intention to study abroad, the embassy will relax the age limit and grant approval.

2. There is no need to bear the high pressure of domestic postgraduate entrance examinations. You do not need to take the China Postgraduate Unified Examination to apply for a postgraduate degree in Malaysia. You can expect to be successful with your university transcript alone. At the same time, Malaysia has a good English environment: it is an English-speaking country, and the language environment helps students quickly master English conversation and listening skills and enhance English communication skills. Except for public universities, private colleges all teach in English.

3. Excellent international environment. There are nearly 7 million Chinese in Malaysia, accounting for about 1/3 of the country's total population. As a country with a relatively large concentration of Chinese in the world, Malaysia is friendly with China and has no anti-Chinese sentiments in history. It only takes 3 minutes to travel from Guangzhou to Kuala Lumpur, the capital of Malaysia. Half an hour, no time difference.

IV. Popular majors in Malaysia

Multimedia majors

Employment prospects: Can be found in news media units, electronic audio and video publishing houses, film and television production departments, animation production departments, Modern cultural industries such as web page production departments and advertising departments are engaged in related creation and communication management work.

Business major

Business major has become a popular major. Currently, actuaries and financial engineers around the world are professions with business background. Due to high professional requirements and talent shortage, the salary is very high. high. Malaysia also attaches great importance to business, and every school offers business majors.

Computer IT majors

IT professionals are in short supply in the global job market, and there are huge vacancies in emerging IT fields. Moreover, computers are now an indispensable part of life. New companies will have IT departments. English teaching in Malaysia is more conducive to students' employment.

Hotel and Tourism Management

The tourism industry has become the third largest economic growth point in the world and has strong development momentum in China.

The middle and senior managers in internationally renowned hotels all have higher academic qualifications. Malaysia is a country that mainly focuses on tourism and has the top hotel management major in Asia. Undergraduate courses in hotel management will have a paid internship component, allowing students to combine theory and practice.

Accounting

The accounting profession is a relatively scarce profession abroad. ACCA membership of the accounting profession is widely recognized internationally and is recognized by EU legislation and company laws in many countries. With ACCA membership, you can find employment anywhere in the world.