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Study in Malaysia for Indian Students
UK & Australian Degrees at Asian Prices
Why Study in Malaysia?
Malaysia lets students earn degrees from Monash, Nottingham, Heriot-Watt and Curtin at their Malaysian campuses for a fraction of the home-campus cost. Student Passes are processed through EMGS, English is widely spoken and living costs are low.
- UK and Australian degrees at Asian prices
- Low living costs
- Option to transfer to the home campus at some universities
- English widely spoken and Indian food easy to find
- Short, affordable flights from India
Popular Programs in Malaysia
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Malaysia at a Glance: Costs, Visa & Work Rights
| Tuition | Much lower than the UK or Australia for the same branch-campus degree |
|---|---|
| Course length | 1–2 years for master's; 3–4 years for bachelor's |
| Work while studying | Up to 20 hours a week during semester breaks |
| Post-study work | No dedicated post-study visa; graduates need an employment pass |
| Language | English widely used |
| Intakes | February, July and September (varies by university) |
| Student visa | Student Pass (via EMGS) |
| Scholarships | University merit scholarships |
Fees and immigration rules change. We confirm current figures for your exact course before you apply.
Well-Known Universities in Malaysia
- Universiti Malaya
- Monash University Malaysia
- University of Nottingham Malaysia
- Heriot-Watt University Malaysia
- Curtin University Malaysia
- Taylor's University
Popular Student Cities
- Kuala Lumpur
- Selangor
- Penang
- Johor Bahru
What You Need to Apply
- Offer letter
- Student Pass application through EMGS
- Academic records and English proficiency
- Medical screening
Studying in Malaysia — Frequently Asked Questions
Are Malaysian branch-campus degrees recognised?
Branch campuses such as Monash Malaysia and Nottingham Malaysia award the parent university's degree. Check each program's accreditation for your career plans.
Which visa do I need to study in Malaysia?
A Student Pass, processed through Education Malaysia Global Services (EMGS) once you accept an offer.
Can I work while studying in Malaysia?
International students can work up to 20 hours a week during semester breaks.