Studying in Malaysia: a springboard to study in Europe and the United States

Studying abroad has become one of the main topics that many students and parents talk about after dinner. In 2004, the craze for studying abroad will become more rational. Studying abroad is no longer just about acquiring knowledge, but more importantly, developing abilities and forming good habits. The countries chosen by students and parents to study abroad have gradually shifted from the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia, Canada and other countries to some Asian countries.

Malaysia and Singapore have become springboards for people to study in European and American countries. The successful local transfer, relatively low tuition fees in Europe and the United States, and the exact same academic qualifications have been confirmed by many working-class children.

Springboard 1: Students with no history of visa rejection:

Transfer to European and American countries through some of the following institutions in Malaysia. 1+2, 2+1, and 3+0 courses represent the time spent studying in Malaysia and the time spent studying at a joint university abroad.

Advantages: No English requirement, saving time, cost, and short processing cycle

INTI College, Coventry University, UK (computer, multimedia, information technology, software engineering and other majors; 2+1, 3+0 courses)

University of Hertfordshire, UK (majors in accounting, business administration, finance, marketing, electronics and electrical engineering; 2+1, 3+0 courses) < /p>

University of Manchester, UK

University of Leeds, UK

University of Birmingham, UK

Law and engineering majors (2+1, 1+2 courses )

University of Liverpool, UK

University of Nottingham, UK

Nilai College

Oxford Brookes University, UK

( Business, Computer Multimedia Major; 2+1/3+0 courses)

La Trobe University, Australia

(Business, Finance, Marketing, Human Resources Management, Information Technology; 3 +0 courses)

Australian credit transfer courses

(Business administration, marketing, business, economics, e-commerce, finance, multimedia, information technology, engineering; 2+1 /1+2/1.5+1.5 courses)

New Zealand Credit Transfer Courses

(Accounting, Finance, Business Administration, Marketing, Information Systems, E-Commerce, Tourism Marketing 2+ 1/1+2 courses)

Lim Kok Wing College of Creative Arts

Department of Architecture and Built Environment

CURTIN UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY (Curtin University of Technology, Australia) < /p>

Bachelor of Applied Science, Architectural Science and Architectural Technology, Bachelor of Interior Design and Bachelor of Interior Architecture 3+0/4+0 courses

Department of Creative Multimedia

RMIT UNIVERSITY

(RMIT University of Technology, Melbourne, Australia)

Multimedia Diploma/Bachelor’s Degree 3+1 Course

SWINBURNE UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY

（ Swinburne University of Technology, Australia)

Diploma in Interactive Multimedia Design/Bachelor's Degree 3+1 Course

SHERIDAN COLLEGE

(Sheridan College, Canada)

Diploma Course in Animation and Multimedia Design

Department of Communications, Multimedia and Broadcasting

CURTIN UNIVERSITY

(Curtin University, Australia)

< p>　Multimedia, Advertising and Broadcasting Diploma Course

CURTIN UNIVERSITY

(Curtin University, Australia)

Bachelor of Mass Communication and Multimedia 3+0 Course

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　CURTIN UNIVERSITY

　(Curtin University, Australia)

Basic Communication Course

Department of Art and Design

CURTIN UNIVERSITY

(Curtin University, Australia)

Bachelor of Graphic Design and Multimedia 3+0 Course

SWINBURNE UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY

（ Swinburne University of Technology, Australia)

Bachelor of Industrial Design 3+0 Course

KDU College

Department of Business and Humanities

MANCHESTER UNIVERSITY

(University of Manchester, UK)

Accounting, business, finance, development, economic and social history, economics, society and anthropology, social policy and sociology< /p>

1+2 Course

Department of Information and Multimedia Technology

UNIVERSITY OF NORTHUMBRIA

(Northumbria University, UK)

Computer Multimedia Systems, Computer and Information Systems 3+0 Courses

Department of Law

MANCHESTER UNIVERSITY

(University of Manchester, UK)

Law 1+2 Course

OXFORD BROOKES UNIVERSITY

　(Oxford Brookes University, UK)

Law 2+1 Course

Department of Hotel and Tourism Management

Swiss IMI Hotel and Tourism Management 2+1 Courses

(Get a bachelor's degree from MANCHESTER METROPOLITAN Manchester Metropolitan University, UK)

The two English training centers in Malaysia (INTERNATIONAL HOUSE / ELS LANGUAGE CENTER) can pass a 6-month program in Malaysia After language training and passing the English test, you can go directly to European and American countries to study undergraduate courses.

Springboard 2: Students with a history of visa rejection

Many students applied to some European and American countries but were rejected for some reason. Most of the students who were rejected were due to their English proficiency and their tendency to immigrate. The embassy refused to issue the visa due to the issue of financial guarantee. For students who are refused a visa, the success rate of re-visa will be more or less affected by the last refusal.

Advantage 1:

The visa success rate for schools in Malaysia and Singapore is very high. English scores are not required. Malaysia does not require any financial guarantee, and Singapore’s financial guarantee only requires 200,000 yuan. , and no deposit history is required.

Advantage 2:

If students who are refused visa in Malaysia and Singapore want to transfer to the UK or Australia, they only need to transfer in Malaysia or Singapore, and if the financial guarantee exists in Malaysia or Singapore, For banks, the amount required is relatively small.

Advantage 3:

Malaysia and Singapore have short processing times, and generally only take about a month to process visa procedures. And no embassy interview is required.

Therefore, many students who are refused visas choose Malaysia and Singapore as a springboard to successfully transfer to Europe and the United States.