From all around the world: International students make up a vibrant part of Malaysia’s campus life. – Filepic
MALAYSIA needs to get cracking if we are to achieve our target of attracting 250,000 international students to enrol in our higher education institutions (HEIs), and to become an international education hub by 2025.
Before the Covid-19 pandemic hit, most initiatives to promote the country involved organising physical education fairs and face-to-face engagements with prospective students. That all changed last year.
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Radzlan: EMGS capitalises on digital technology opportunities to engage with international students.
Elajsolan: International students are concerned about Malaysia’s regulatory framework and enforcement.
Prof Morshidi: Border closures and restrictions to international students have been the biggest disruption to their mobility.
Parmjit: Allow international students to work on a part-time basis during their studies.
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