Apply for the recommendation of studying in Malaysia.

# Studying in Malaysia # Introduction Malaysia has always been known as the charming capital of Asia. Their twin towers, commercial blocks and rubber gardens everywhere have become a beautiful landscape painting. The following are professional recommendations for studying in Malaysia, and I don't want to share them. Welcome to read the reference!

1. Apply for study recommendation in Malaysia.

1 multimedia

Multimedia major is popular because the market demand for this major is very strong.

General news media units, media companies, electronic audio-visual publishing houses, film and television production departments, animation production departments, web production departments, advertising departments and other modern cultural industries all need professionals engaged in the creation, dissemination and management of related media.

Recommended institution: Shiya University.

2. Business and management

A highly developed business society definitely needs a large number of business talents, which is also the reason why business and management majors have been popular.

Actuaries and financial engineers all over the world are now engaged in business. There is a great demand for this major in the market, and the salary is high, but there is a shortage of talents. Major universities in Malaysia have set up business and management majors, and schools also attach great importance to such majors.

Recommended institutions: Indy International University, Sunway University, Taylor University, University of West Asia, etc.

3. Accounting

Accounting specialty is in short supply in many countries, and ACCA membership of accounting specialty has been widely recognized internationally, and has been recognized by EU legislation and company law in many countries.

Accountants with ACCA membership can run the world smoothly.

Recommended institutions: Indy International University, Sunway University, Century University, etc.

4. Computer/computer

Computer Internet professionals are also in short supply in the job market all over the world, and now IT is the Internet era and the artificial intelligence era, and talents in emerging IT fields are very scarce.

Computers, mobile phones and the Internet are all indispensable parts of society, and companies now generally have IT departments. Malaysian universities also have computer/computer majors, which are basically taught in English.

Recommended institutions: Asia Pacific University of Science and Technology, Century University, etc.

5. Engineering technology

Engineering and technology majors are also very popular in the world, and basically all countries need talents in this field. Engineering, science and technology, electronics and related industries all need excellent engineering and technical personnel.

Basically, every comprehensive university in Malaysia has a major in engineering technology. In addition to advanced equipment, schools cannot do without high-quality teachers.

Recommended institution: Shiya University

6. Hotel and tourism management

Tourism is the third largest economic growth point in the world, and its development momentum is very strong in Southeast Asia and China.

Generally, the middle and senior managers of internationally renowned hotels have relatively high academic qualifications. Malaysia is also a country with tourism as its main industry, and there are also hotel management majors all over Asia.

There will be paid internships for hotel management majors, which is conducive to combining theory with practice and improving students' professional ability.

Recommended institutions: Tailai University, Asia-Pacific University of Science and Technology, etc.

7. Biotechnology and medicine

Graduates majoring in biotechnology and medicine have the opportunity to enter large pharmaceutical companies. With the development of medical treatment, people pay more and more attention to life maintenance.

Learning biotechnology and medical knowledge is not only good for employment, but also good for society.

8. Media and animation

Since the birth of new media animation, great progress has been made in the production of animation content, the construction of animation platform and the development of animation peripheral industries. Media and animation majors will add a lot of color to the development of animation industry!

9. Network Engineer

2020 is the first year of the 5G era. According to relevant research reports, it is estimated that the gap of 5G talents in China will reach more than 500,000. Moreover, because 5G is an emerging industry, there are fewer talents, and the basic annual salary of 5G engineers is relatively high, generally 300,000-500,000 yuan/year.

10, simultaneous interpretation/translation

Simultaneous interpretation is called the shortage of talents in 2 1 century. With the increase of foreign trade and communication between China and other countries in the world, more and more simultaneous interpreters will be needed.

In addition, the salary of simultaneous interpretation is not calculated in years and months, but in hours and minutes, at least 4,000 yuan to 8,000 yuan per hour. As more and more large foreign companies flood into China, this industry will become more and more popular.

2. Inventory of advantages of studying in Malaysia

1. Good learning environment

Malaysia is known as "the charm of Asia". Although the land area is small, it has a strong national strength and a high annual per capita national income. Although Malaysia has a small population, its per capita education level is relatively high, ranking among the best in Asia. Malaysia enjoys stable political situation, prosperous economy, good public security, mild climate and no natural disasters.

2. Higher education level

Higher education in Malaysia implements a unique and highly internationalized educational model-curriculum transfer. Upon graduation, he was awarded diplomas or degree certificates from universities in Britain, the United States, Australia, Canada, New Zealand and other countries, which was internationally recognized. Most courses provide students with a lot of internship opportunities, and graduates are famous for their high quality and practical ability.

3. The academic system is short, and the procedures for transferring to a third country are simple.

Most universities in Malaysia have dual courses or credit transfer courses with universities in Britain, the United States, Australia, Canada and New Zealand (mostly public universities). A bachelor's degree lasts only three years and can be easily transferred to a university in a third country.

4. The curriculum design has reached the international standard.

In addition to bachelor's and master's degrees, Malaysian students can also obtain internationally recognized qualification certificates or professional diplomas, which is a powerful weight for employment.

5. Improve the education supervision mechanism.

Malaysia has the world education standards, and there is a special department-Malaysian Academic Accreditation Service, which regularly evaluates the quality of education and adopts a quality standard management system to ensure high-quality teaching quality. The diploma is internationally recognized.

6. Low cost

According to the current market, the cost of studying undergraduate or graduate in Malaysia is only a quarter of that of studying in Britain, and it is much lower than that of other European and American countries. Students can save 50%~70% of the cost of studying abroad, greatly reducing the economic and psychological burden. Studying in Malaysia is very cost-effective and is the first choice for working families.

7. The visa policy is loose and the visa rate is high.

Malaysian visa policy for China students is relatively loose-no financial guarantee is required. Many universities in Malaysia adopt the fast-track visa application procedure, that is, while receiving international students and issuing admission notices, the school has applied for an entry approval letter for them, and the success rate of visa application is almost 100%.

8. Excellent language environment

Malaysia is a Commonwealth country with a high English penetration rate. English is the official language of life and work. 99% institutions in Malaysia teach in English.

9. Flexible admission methods

There are no restrictions on the academic qualifications of international students in China. Students who have graduated from senior two, are studying in senior three, are studying in senior high schools, technical secondary schools, vocational high schools, technical schools and universities, as well as graduates, adult students and self-taught candidates can apply.

10. Good development prospect

Although Malaysia is not a big country, it is one of the most prosperous countries in Asia. In recent years, the economic situation is stable and the unemployment rate is low. Malaysia has a large number of overseas industries, most of which are managed by foreign employees, which provides more employment opportunities for high-quality foreign graduates with higher education in Malaysia.

3. Misunderstanding of studying in Malaysia

First of all, the language must meet the standards.

To apply for a university in Malaysia, you only need to meet the academic requirements, that is to say, students need to be qualified to apply before submitting an application. For example, to apply for an undergraduate course, you need to complete the basic study of high school, and to apply for a master's degree, you need to complete the basic study of undergraduate course.

Language is not a necessary requirement. If your IELTS or TOEFL score is not up to standard, you can choose to go here for professional language training first, or apply for double admission, go to school for language classes first, and enter directly after passing the exam.

Second, preparatory course = language class

The preparatory course is for an international student with a weak academic foundation. Curriculum arrangement includes not only professional basic courses, but also language improvement and learning. It is a comprehensive content, and it has certain ability requirements for students.

Language classes are for students whose English level is not up to standard, and only provide students with basic English improvement courses. The length of study here can be freely controlled, and you can apply for three months, six months and one year.

Third, public is better than private.

Due to the influence of the domestic teaching system, people will be more inclined to apply for institutions. In fact, the level of the school depends on the teaching provided. In fact, the threshold for entering public universities is very high, and private universities at the same level are much simpler.

Moreover, at present, Malaysian universities are among the best in the world, and the proportion of private schools is much higher than that of public schools, mainly because there are many private schools, and everyone can choose a wide range of fields, which is quite suitable for international students.

Fourth, popularity is an advantage.

When confirming your major, don't just stare at the hot spots if you don't have a clear goal. Although it looks good now, because of the saturation of talents, there may be fierce competition in the future, which is not particularly excellent and has no advantage.

So when you confirm your goal, you must be far-sighted, take into account the influence of different factors, and refer to the opinions of experienced people to confirm.

4. Excellent universities studying in Malaysia

1, Indi University

Indi International University in Malaysia has become a representative brand of high-quality higher education in Malaysia with excellent teaching level and academic quality since it was founded in 1986, and enjoys a high reputation in the world. At the same time, Indy International University is also one of the multi-course institutions of higher learning recognized by Malaysian National Academic Accreditation Service, and its degree has been widely recognized by the Ministry of Education of China and many countries in Europe and America. In 20 14, it was fortunate to be awarded the honorary titles of five universities by the Ministry of Higher Education of Malaysia.

Indy University has developed into a higher education institution in Malaysia. It is good at business and ranks second in Asia, and is known as the "cradle of entrepreneurs and engineers" in Malaysia. The school adheres to the concept of providing holistic education and cultivating students with excellent academic performance and sound personality, and has trained a large number of elites for Malaysian society. The employment rate of Indi University in Malaysia, under the escort of high-quality courses and teachers, the employment rate of business school graduates of Indi University in Malaysia has reached more than 965,438+0% even if they have not yet obtained their diplomas.

2. Taylor University

Established in 1969, Terai University is one of the oldest and most outstanding private institutions of higher learning in Malaysia. Based on the belief of cultivating outstanding talents, Taylor University provides high-quality teaching and has established its reputation and position in the field of higher education for many years. Its business and hotel management majors enjoy a high reputation in the world. Since the establishment of Tailai University 34 years ago, it has provided endless employment opportunities for 45,000 graduates from the university threshold. Every year, the academic performance of the university is outstanding, which also makes Tailai College maintain its standard all the year round and keep moving forward.

3. Asia-Pacific University of Science and Technology

Asia-Pacific University of Science and Technology is one of the best universities in Malaysia. In the SETARA ranking of 20 17 organized by the Ministry of Higher Education (MOE) and the Malaysian Academic Accreditation Center (MQA), it was awarded the honor of a 5-star excellent university.

As an award-winning university, it has won an enviable reputation and honor by winning a large number of awards at home and abroad. It pays attention to strict control of students and parents, teaching quality, innovation, graduate employment rate and internationalization, and is the leader of the university team of the Department of Computer Science and Technology in Malaysia.

4. Overview of Mara Technical University

Mala Polytechnic University, founded in 1956, is an institution of higher learning in Malaysia. At present, there are 6.5438+0.2 million college students. The university offers more than 300 academic courses in different disciplines, including medicine, humanities, business management, science, social science and engineering. The school has expanded 3 satellite campuses, 15 branch campuses, 9 urban campuses and 19 affiliated colleges. The university offers preparatory, undergraduate and postgraduate courses through 24 departments.

1965- 1967 changed its name to Mara College, Mara College, and Mara represented the Amana People's Congress. After 1966, we ended our cooperation with the British School of Management, and cooperated with the then International Yiling Institute of Technology in London to develop business courses, which laid a milestone in UiTM's international cooperation. 1967- 1999 was renamed UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGIMARA University of Technology. With the rapid development of human resources market at that time, more international and advanced courses were needed, and UiTM developed rapidly. So far, UiTM has become a university with the largest number of students and the largest campus in Malaysia. UiTM has170,000 students, 13 main campuses and 2 1 satellite campuses. The main campus in Kuala Lumpur is located on the hillside 28 kilometers north of the city center, making it the second university in Malaysia after Botra University. UiTM has 65,438+07,000 employees and more than 500 degree programs, among which science and engineering have a high status and influence in Malaysia and even the world.

5. Botra University, Malaysia

UPM, founded in 193 1, is located in a high-tech park near Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, in Yaya of Boutra, only 25 kilometers away from Kuala Lumpur (just between Kuala Lumpur International Airport and downtown Kuala Lumpur), in the Silicon Valley of Malaysia, a research institution at home and abroad, Purtrajaya, the management center of the new Malaysian government, and the center of Malaysia's vocational development training center and university. This is a federal territory of Malaysia, the leader of Malaysia's future cities and the planned new administrative capital of Malaysia. It is planned to develop into a "smart garden city" in Malaysia. Once it is fully completed, it will become a city with the most advanced infrastructure and high-tech convenience in 2 1 century.

5. Study abroad application process in Malaysia

1, make a plan

The preparation for going abroad should start one year in advance, and the sooner you set your goals, the better, because then everyone will have more time to prepare. In the past year, everyone should make good plans to ensure that time is not wasted.

Prepare for half a year in the early stage and formally apply for about half a year in the later stage. The admission time for the school's open application will not be long. Although several rounds will be opened, the first round can be delivered, that is, the application will be completed before 1 month.

Step 2 prepare materials

First of all, you need to know all the materials you need to show. Generally, you can check the complete information directly on the website, or you can refer to the list of previous years. Generally, there will be no major changes. What you should pay attention to is that you need to meet the basic requirements and the materials you show should meet the standards.

Hardware is mainly academic and language, the former is obtained directly after graduation, and the latter is obtained only after everyone has taken the exam; The software includes everyone's documents, PS and CV are the foundation, and at least two letters of recommendation should be prepared.

Step 3 submit an application

After the channel of school application is opened, everyone will reconfirm their materials. Without any omissions or mistakes, they will first submit an online application form to confirm the school and major they want to apply for. You can apply for up to five schools at a time, and the materials should be prepared separately.

Then, according to the requirements of the school, mail the materials prepared by yourself. It needs to be tracked all the way to ensure that it can be successfully obtained by the school. Of course, everyone will concentrate on applying, which will make them more confident.

Step 4 apply for a visa

While waiting for the results, you can first prepare the materials that will be in trouble when you get a visa, conduct a physical examination, and obtain the bank certificate of the deposit. Other materials can be obtained directly, which is basically consistent with the materials to be presented in the application stage.

After receiving the letter of admission, take all the materials to the embassy for review by the staff. You may need an interview, and then you can go home and wait for the results to enter information after paying the application fee.

6. About the living expenses of studying in Malaysia

I. Accommodation fee

Accommodation here will be cheaper than you think, especially on campus. Although it is also a dormitory, the overall environment will be better than that in China, and there will be subsidies from the school. 700- 1000 yuan a month is enough.

Renting a house won't be expensive. Accommodation around the school is basically around the new life of students. You can find a house with the right price and good conditions, and the price will not be very high. The individual rent is about 1500 yuan.

Second, the catering expenses

The school will provide a canteen with many kinds to choose from, including local food, food from neighboring countries, Chinese food and western food, and the price is also very cost-effective. If everyone can solve three meals a day in the canteen, the maximum 1000 yuan a month can meet it.

Eating out in a restaurant is not very expensive, but it usually tastes better. After all, there are too many spices. Besides, everyone with a kitchen can help themselves. The products here are abundant, the seasonings are easy to obtain, and the price fluctuation will not be great.

Three. Insurance expenditure

Like many western countries, Malaysia also provides insurance programs for international students at reasonable prices. The most basic medical insurance is compulsory, and everyone can freely increase other items. If you only buy medical insurance, the monthly price is generally around 200 yuan.

Fourth, transportation and tourism.

Usually, whether you go out for class or shopping, you need to take a bus. It is suggested that international students can get a transportation card by themselves, and the discount for students is generally relatively large. And the subway bus is universal, and the monthly price is around 200 yuan. Of course, going out for a long time requires extra preparation.

Verb (abbreviation of verb) shopping budget

Shopping will also generate a lot of expenses. For students, clothing, shoes and bags are more expensive. However, if you choose to buy at a high discount, it will be relatively cheaper and the budget will be more, because there will be daily necessities, which will probably cost 1500 yuan.

7. Main ways of studying in Malaysia

1. Public universities

It is understood that before, public universities almost did not recruit students from China, but only recruited graduate students. Because public universities are not for profit, they mainly meet the needs of local students for further studies. In recent years, some public universities have begun to recruit students from China, which gives high school students another choice and opportunity to go to college.

Advantages of public universities: Compared with private schools, public universities have beautiful campus environment, complete facilities and low tuition fees, and students can truly experience the all-round life and study environment of universities.

Insufficient public universities: Most public universities teach in Malay and English (80% courses are taught in Malay and 20% courses are taught in English). If students are willing to learn one more language, this shortage will become an advantage, and they can choose all the majors in the university that can recruit undergraduates. In this case, it is equivalent to mastering English and Malay at the undergraduate level, creating opportunities for future employment and development.

2. Branches directly under foreign universities

There are five in Malaysia. Branches of Nottingham University, Curtin University, Monash University and Swinburne University. , can meet those students who want to go directly to Britain and Australia but want to save money, because the tuition fee of the branch school is half of that of the general school or 1/3, and the students of the branch school can transfer to the general school smoothly, especially the University of Nottingham. Of course, the tuition fees of such universities are generally more expensive than those of local schools in Malaysia, and the admission requirements are also higher.

3. Private universities and university colleges in Malaysia

Private universities in Malaysia can be divided into three categories: universities, university colleges and universities. Universities and university colleges can award their own bachelor's degrees or above, while colleges can only award junior college diplomas. There are 18 private universities and colleges in Malaysia. These universities are also divided into different levels and scales. Some have very beautiful university campuses, and some have just been upgraded from private colleges to university colleges without their own campuses. In addition, their tuition fees vary greatly.

Private universities and university colleges are better: Taylor University, Banali University, Asia-Pacific University of Science and Technology, Elite University, Sunway University and Multimedia University.

4. Private schools

In Malaysia, private colleges can only award junior college diplomas, but not undergraduate degrees, so these colleges cooperate with overseas universities to offer dual courses or 3+0 courses to enable students to obtain undergraduate degrees from overseas universities. There are about 600 such colleges. However, only about 20 schools can directly obtain Malaysia's third-country undergraduate diploma, that is, they can offer 3+0 courses. Others must choose dual courses, that is, they must study in a third country for one or two years before they can get an undergraduate diploma. In addition, most of these private schools offer business and computer majors, and some of them have very strong professional expertise and advantages.

Private colleges have better cost performance: Century College and Linden College.

5. Transit to a third country

As Malaysia is a Commonwealth country, it was easier to transfer from Malaysia to Britain, Australia and other Commonwealth countries in the past, and the procedures were relatively simple. In recent years, with the increase of transit students and the emergence of more and more problems, transit visas are more complicated than before, especially for students who have refused to sign in China, and the re-signing rate in Malaysia is only 50%. However, the refusal rate of students with no history of refusal is as high as 90%. If you really want to transfer to a third country, we suggest that students choose those schools with successful dual courses. Generally speaking, such schools are very experienced in helping students to transfer to cooperative colleges smoothly, as long as students complete the corresponding academic requirements and attendance as required, as well as the corresponding preparatory work before handling.

8. Precautions for entry of new students studying in Malaysia

I. Admission requirements

1) Before entering the country, tourists must declare all dutiable or prohibited articles. The Customs has the right to require passengers to open their luggage and articles for inspection as needed, which is authorized by Article 103 of the Customs Law. There is no tariff on travel between East and West Malaysia. Labuan Island in Sabah and Langkawi Island in Kedah are duty-free zones. Except for imported rubber and petroleum products, there is no need to pay for other items.

2) Green and red channels. Red and green channel systems are used at some ports, especially airports. Those who don't carry any prohibited or dutiable articles go through the green channel and change to the red channel, and take the initiative to declare to the customs staff.

Second, confirm the baggage allowance.

Most foreign flights use large passenger planes, so the baggage allowance for each passenger will be relatively increased, but it cannot exceed the limit. When preparing luggage, you must know in advance.

Moreover, the purchase of low-cost airline flights does not provide free checked baggage service, and the amount of checked baggage needs to be purchased. This will be a big expense, so you must know in advance.

Third, the amount of cash exchanged.

It is generally suggested that you can change money at the bank, because at present, RMB can be changed to about RM 80 at the bank 100, but only RM 60 at the airport.

In addition, you need to know how much cash you can bring into the country. Generally speaking, it can't exceed RM20,000 or equivalent foreign currency. You need to pay a fine for the excess, so it's not worth the loss.

Fourth, consult the checked baggage.

Most of the things you carry need to be checked, and the customs has strict requirements on the types of consignment. Some things can be taken on the plane, but you need to carry them with you. Some things can't get on the plane.

Therefore, when you distribute checked baggage and carry-on baggage, you need to tidy it up so as not to open it, throw things or take things when you check in.

Verb (abbreviation for verb) Take your passport with you.

Passport inspection is a necessary step for entry and exit. Everyone should put it on his visa and passport to facilitate inspection at the same time. Everyone should remember to take good care of it and don't lose it.

9. Self-insurance for studying in Malaysia

First, master skills.

When we are in China, we will consult relevant manuals and master some relevant self-protection measures, so as to minimize our own injuries and ensure personal safety in case of danger or emergencies.

In addition, it should be remembered that the local emergency telephones in Malaysia, including alarm, fire alarm and medical treatment, are different from those in China. You need to remember clearly in advance, or you can take it with you, so that you won't waste time when you ask for help.

Second, buy insurance.

International students, like domestic students, can enjoy national treatment as long as they pay insurance on time. Unlike migrant workers, they only need to pay a small fee to enjoy full reimbursement, which is the welfare of students.

Generally speaking, schools will provide insurance payment services. You just need to confirm the insurance you want to buy, and then pay on time. You can enjoy high reimbursement for seeing a doctor and buying medicine, and you can also claim compensation in case of accidents.

Third, obey the law.

In addition to paying attention to the dangers outside, we also need to ensure that we do not commit crimes. Malaysia has strict laws and regulations, which are different from China in some aspects. We need to pay attention to this aspect.

Because only obeying the law can get legal protection. For example, the boss with a black collar deducted his salary, and even if you ask the relevant department for help, he won't help you because you didn't comply with the requirements.

Fourth, contact the seniors.

In the face of a strange environment, a person is definitely not as good as the person who takes care of you. Before going abroad, you can contact your seniors and sisters in the same school and major. It would be better if they are of the same nationality, so that someone will guide them when they arrive.

This can avoid many detours, avoid some situations that may be more dangerous in the early stage, and let everyone adapt to studying abroad more quickly.

10. currency exchange guide for studying in Malaysia

I. Domestic remittance

It is the most economical and convenient way to exchange money in China, but there is a limit on the amount of money taken out of China, so everyone can only prepare cash as required, and can't exceed the limit.

Since ringgit is not often used to reserve foreign currency, it is very likely that ordinary banks do not have enough money reserves. If you need bank exchange, you can contact the bank one day in advance to make an appointment.

In addition, there are some private foreign exchange institutions in China, which will be more convenient, but the risks of these institutions will be greater. For the safety of your property, you should not choose them.

Second, local exchange.

1. Bank

Of course, even if you exchange more ringgits in China, you will still have a splendid day in Malaysia, so it is very important to master the exchange skills in Malaysia.

You can choose to withdraw cash directly from ATM, which is convenient and fast, but you need to pay an expensive handling fee to withdraw cash; If you queue up at the counter, the handling fee will be relatively cheaper.

2. Foreign currency exchange office

Of course, you can also change money at a special exchange point. There are many institutions like Malaysia, and they are much more formal than in China. You can do business with confidence. Of course, the most important thing is to remain vigilant.

Generally speaking, the exchange shop at the airport will be more convenient, but it can only provide small conversations; The exchange point in the urban area will be more convenient, but the exchange rate will be much higher.