Tư vấn Giáo dục
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Malaysia
Học bổng của chính phủ Malaysia, https://educationmalaysia.gov.my/scholarship/
- Malaysia có hơn 30 năm trong lĩnh vực giáo dục quốc tế, và theo bình chọn của UNESCO, Malaysia hiện xếp hạng thứ 11 trên thế giới về việc thu hút sinh viên quốc tế theo học. Một số đại học hàng đầu danh giá của Anh và Úc đã có mặt ở Malaysia, điển hình như Nottingham, Southampton, Monash và Curtin. Sinh viên quốc tế sẽ tiết kiệm nhiều chi phí khi du học Malaysia tại các trường này so với đi du học tại Anh và Úc. Ví dụ du học sinh Malaysia sẽ dễ dàng hoàn tất bằng kỹ sư của Anh chỉ với USD$16.000 thay vì USD$45.000 khi học tại Anh.
- Hiện có hơn 120.000 du học sinh quốc tế đến từ 160 quốc gia theo học tại Malaysia với hệ thống chương trình học đa ngành được công nhận quốc tế.
- Ưu điểm quan trọng nhất đối với du học sinh Việt Nam đó là điều kiện thời tiết, phong cách ăn uống gần tương đồng với Việt Nam, du học sinh dễ dàng thích nghi hơn với cuộc sống du học tại Malaysia. Phụ huynh cũng dễ dàng bay sang Malaysia để thăm con em đang theo học tại Malaysia vì không cần phải xin visa và luôn có lịch bay thường xuyên giữa Việt Nam và Malaysia.
Chi phí du học Malaysia so với một số nước
Nguồn: Education Malaysia
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Hệ thống giáo dục bậc sau phổ thông của Malaysia
Public Institutions
Public institutions are government-funded higher education institutions under the purview of the Ministry of Education Malaysia. They can generally be divided into three major categories as follows:
Public institutions are government-funded higher education institutions under the purview of the Ministry of Education Malaysia. They can generally be divided into three major categories as follows:
- Public universities offer undergraduate and postgraduate programmes, and sometimes pre-university foundation year and diploma courses. They can be divided into 3 major groups i.e. Research Universities, Focused Universities and Comprehensive Universities. There are currently 20 such institutions.
- Polytechnics and community colleges which offer programmes at certificate and diploma.
- Public colleges which offer certificate and diploma level programmes.
Private Universities
There are currently 41 private universities you can choose from that offer programmes at every level of studies, comparable to their public counterparts. Compared to university colleges and colleges, universities often have bigger campus and student facilities, conduct extensive postgraduate research programmes, and award degrees in their own names.
There are currently 41 private universities you can choose from that offer programmes at every level of studies, comparable to their public counterparts. Compared to university colleges and colleges, universities often have bigger campus and student facilities, conduct extensive postgraduate research programmes, and award degrees in their own names.
University Colleges
Compared to universities, university colleges usually have smaller-sized campuses and lower student numbers. Private university colleges usually run programmes at all levels, although they usually have fewer faculties and have a stronger focus on undergraduate programmes compared to postgraduate ones. Students who choose to obtain a degree awarded by a reputable foreign university usually have the flexibility to spend their time either fully in Malaysia or spend a year abroad at the awarding university’s home campus.
Compared to universities, university colleges usually have smaller-sized campuses and lower student numbers. Private university colleges usually run programmes at all levels, although they usually have fewer faculties and have a stronger focus on undergraduate programmes compared to postgraduate ones. Students who choose to obtain a degree awarded by a reputable foreign university usually have the flexibility to spend their time either fully in Malaysia or spend a year abroad at the awarding university’s home campus.
Accredited Training
CentresAccredited skills training centres are institutions registered under the Department of Skills Development that run training courses to equip students with specialised technical and vocational skills. Accredited by the Malaysian government, such courses provide pathways that enable students to gain internationally-recognised qualifications, such as by City and Guilds (UK), Confederation of Tourism, Hotel and Catering Management (UK), LCCI (UK), TAFE (Australia), and other international and professional bodies
CentresAccredited skills training centres are institutions registered under the Department of Skills Development that run training courses to equip students with specialised technical and vocational skills. Accredited by the Malaysian government, such courses provide pathways that enable students to gain internationally-recognised qualifications, such as by City and Guilds (UK), Confederation of Tourism, Hotel and Catering Management (UK), LCCI (UK), TAFE (Australia), and other international and professional bodies
International Branch Campuses
Get the best of international education in Malaysia by enrolling at the Malaysian branch campus of a foreign university! Malaysia took a step forward in internationalisation of higher education by opening its doors for reputable foreign universities to set up their campuses in Malaysia. Currently there are 10 foreign branch campuses that originate from Australia, United Kingdom, Ireland and China. These universities – some of which are in the top 100 of QS World University Rankings – offer programmes identical in structure and content to those at their home campuses. Enrolling at a foreign branch campus in Malaysia is good value for money where despite saving up to 40% on tuition fees and living costs, you will still get the same qualification as those studying at the home campus abroad.
10 International Branch Campuses in Malaysia:
Get the best of international education in Malaysia by enrolling at the Malaysian branch campus of a foreign university! Malaysia took a step forward in internationalisation of higher education by opening its doors for reputable foreign universities to set up their campuses in Malaysia. Currently there are 10 foreign branch campuses that originate from Australia, United Kingdom, Ireland and China. These universities – some of which are in the top 100 of QS World University Rankings – offer programmes identical in structure and content to those at their home campuses. Enrolling at a foreign branch campus in Malaysia is good value for money where despite saving up to 40% on tuition fees and living costs, you will still get the same qualification as those studying at the home campus abroad.
10 International Branch Campuses in Malaysia:
- Curtin University, Sarawak
- Monash University, Selangor
- Swinburne University of Technology, Sarawak
- The University of Nottingham Malaysia, Selangor
- Heriot-Watt University Malaysia, Putrajaya
- Newcastle University Medicine Malaysia, Educity, Johor
- University of Southampton – Malaysia Campus, Educity, Johor
- University of Reading Malaysia, Educity, Johor
- Xiamen University Malaysia Campus, Selangor
- Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland and University College Dublin Malaysia Campus, Penang
College
Colleges in Malaysia are usually privately-owned institutions that do not have their own degree-awarding power. Even so, they are usually allowed to award qualifications from other institutions, including via twinning programmes with reputable foreign universities from the UK, Australia and USA. Some colleges also offer qualifications from professional bodies such as CLP, ACCA, ICAEW, CAT, and GCE A-Levels. Whilst the campus size and student numbers might be smaller, colleges usually come with excellent facilities comparable to that of universities and university colleges. Just like universities, colleges can only offer programmes accredited by the Malaysian Qualifications Agency.
Colleges in Malaysia are usually privately-owned institutions that do not have their own degree-awarding power. Even so, they are usually allowed to award qualifications from other institutions, including via twinning programmes with reputable foreign universities from the UK, Australia and USA. Some colleges also offer qualifications from professional bodies such as CLP, ACCA, ICAEW, CAT, and GCE A-Levels. Whilst the campus size and student numbers might be smaller, colleges usually come with excellent facilities comparable to that of universities and university colleges. Just like universities, colleges can only offer programmes accredited by the Malaysian Qualifications Agency.