Introduction of popular majors in studying in Malaysia

# Studying in Malaysia # Introduction In recent years, Malaysia has gradually become a popular destination for studying abroad. There are many popular majors in Malaysia, which also attracts many international students. The following is an unshared introduction of popular majors studying in Malaysia. Welcome to read the reference!

1. Introduction of popular majors in studying in Malaysia

1. Nursing major

Although the nursing major is not easy to read and its occupation is not easy, the demand for nurses in various countries is really rising, and many countries have included the occupation of nurses in the immigration list, which shows that the prospect of nursing graduation is quite good. Students majoring in nursing have a good job both at home and abroad, and the salary is good.

2. Simultaneous interpretation

Simultaneous interpretation is a difficult translation in various translation activities and is often called the realm of foreign language majors.

hourly workers earn four or five thousand dollars a day. Simultaneous interpretation talents are scarce in the world and one of the most difficult to train. There are more than 2, professional simultaneous interpreters in the world, especially in China.

3. Logistics division

At present, the demand for logistics talents in China is 6 million. Relevant statistics show that at present, only 21% of logistics employees have a college degree or above, and many logistics department managers are half-way monks and rarely receive professional training. According to relevant sources, a well-known domestic enterprise that needs such talents offers a salary of 6,-8, yuan per month when recruiting fresh graduates, and there will be considerable room for improvement after working for one year.

4. Actuaries

There are less than 1 actuaries and more than 4 quasi-actuaries recognized by the world insurance industry in China. In today's domestic talent market, actuaries are rare. With the development of international insurance giants in China and the needs of domestic enterprises, actuaries are the hottest talents in recent years. At present, the average annual salary of foreign actuaries reaches 1, US dollars, and the current monthly salary of domestic actuaries is more than 1, yuan. With the strengthening of people's understanding of insurance, the rise of insurance industry will inevitably require more actuaries.

5. Environmental Engineer

Relevant information shows that there are only more than 13, employees in China's environmental protection industry at present, including more than 8, technicians. According to the internationally accepted management calculation, there is a gap of about 42, environmental engineers in China. It is reported that with the development of the domestic real estate industry, the monthly salary of domestic landscape designers and landscape designers is around seven or eight thousand yuan. It is predicted that the annual income will be around 8, to 1,.

6. Hotel Tourism Management

Due to the process of world integration, more and more people go abroad, and the domestic tourism industry is also on the rise. Experts from the Malaysian Education Union said that the qualifications of employees in China's industry are generally not very high, but in fact, all the international hotel managers in the world have relatively high academic qualifications and graduated from internationally renowned universities famous for their wine management. If students can get diplomas from these schools now, it will be quite beneficial to their future development. Thai Lai University in Malaysia has a major in alcohol management in Asia. It runs courses jointly with Toulouse University in France. Students can not only go to France for paid internships, but also be awarded a French degree diploma after graduation.

2. Requirements for English scores in studying in Malaysia

I. Requirements for English scores

When applying for studying in Malaysia, the specific standards for IELTS scores are different for undergraduate and graduate students with different academic qualifications. Generally, undergraduate students require a score of 5.5, and master students require a score of 6.5.

If the language scores do not meet the above standards, you can enroll in a language training course for 3 to 6 months first.

You can take specialized courses after you pass English.

Second, undergraduate application requirements

To apply for undergraduate courses, you need to meet the following requirements:

1) Students with high school education or equivalent and 12 years of formal school education experience;

2) IELTS score of 5.5 or TOEFL score of 55 can be exempted from language courses, otherwise you will have to study English courses for 3 to 6 months.

III. Requirements for applying for graduate students

To apply for graduate students, the following requirements must be met:

1) Those with a domestic undergraduate degree or equivalent and 16 years of formal school education experience;

2) Undergraduate graduates have no work experience requirements, and three-year college graduates must have more than 5 years of work experience;

3) If the IELTS score is 6. or 6.5, you can avoid taking language courses, otherwise you will have to study English courses for 3 to 6 months.

IV. Time of application

Most undergraduate courses in Malaysian universities will be enrolled at the end of February (the first semester), and then from mid-July to the end of July (the second semester).

It's time to apply for admission in February next year, so please communicate with your teachers.

It is necessary to confirm the school in advance, register in time and submit the application materials on time.

3. Common sense of daily life in studying in Malaysia

1. Clothing

Malaysia is a tropical country. The temperature remains at a fairly high level throughout the year. Few temperatures are below 25℃. International students don't need to bring too heavy clothes to study in Malaysia. One or two relatively thick coats are enough to keep out the cold, and it is enough to wear ordinary T-shirts in summer. However, some universities stipulate that students must wear formal clothes to class, which also stipulates that sleeveless tops, tight tops, long pants and skirts should be at least knee-length, so remember to prepare some formal clothes!

shoes you need to bring include travel shoes and leather shoes, especially sandals and slippers. Because Malaysia is warm all year round and sandals are used for a long time, foreign students can prepare more pairs.

The warm weather in Malaysia also gives overseas students many opportunities to swim in the sea. Overseas students with this hobby can bring swimsuits.

2. Diet

It is no exaggeration to say that Malaysia is a gourmet paradise. Chinese food, Malay food, Indian food and Thai food can be eaten everywhere. Although the taste of each place is different, they are all delicious. In addition, there are many night markets in Malaysia. A city may have many night markets of different sizes. Remember to check the address and time in advance if you want to go to the night market. There are all kinds of snacks in the night market, which can definitely satisfy everyone's China stomach. Friends who want to eat pork, go to Chinese restaurant. Malaysia belongs to a tropical country, so the tropical fruits here are very famous. Every once in a while, all kinds of fresh fruits come on the market. Durian, pitaya, mango, papaya and mangosteen can be eaten all year round, and they are not expensive.

When eating in restaurants and hotels in Malaysia, there is generally no habit of tipping, because many restaurants and hotels will charge customers 1% more as a service charge.

Most Malaysian cuisines are made of native natural plants, and traditional hand-made methods are adhered to to ensure that the food retains natural and healthy taste and health function. Behind every natural and healthy food is the local people's understanding and interpretation of the essence of life.

To say that Malaysians know life best does not mean that they pursue an exquisite aristocratic life like the British, nor the romantic artistic life of the French, nor the extremely rigorous life of the Germans. The life of Malaysians is the most primitive and full of health and vitality.

3. Accommodation

The school has student dormitories, or you can stay with local host families or find your own house to live in the school dormitory. Of course, you can also stay in a hotel temporarily. There are all kinds of hotels in Malaysia, and it is usually not difficult to book them. In particular, hotels and economic hostels where self-help travelers often stay, except for some popular scenic spots, generally do not need to be booked in advance.

4. Communication

Of course, communication with China is the top priority after arrival, so we should get a mobile phone card.

There are many telecom companies in Malaysia, and people generally prefer DIGI, as well as U Mobile, Hotlink, Celcom, Tunetalk, etc. You can choose according to your actual situation.

In airports, railway stations and roadside department stores, you will see large and small purchase points, so it is more convenient to recharge, and you can recharge in major convenience stores in urban areas. These cards are all one-way charges, and there is no distinction between local calls and long-distance calls in Malaysia, even if the prepaid phone charges are , they can be answered. There is a complimentary phone bill when you buy a card. When you open the number, you need to ask employees or shop assistants to help you change it into English and open the Internet (Tips: Please choose the appropriate mobile phone package according to your actual situation).