How much does it cost to study in Malaysia for one year? Can you give a brief introduction?

How much does it cost to study in Malaysia for one year? Can you give a brief introduction? Let's take a look at it next.

One-year tuition for studying in Malaysia 1. Tuition of private universities in Malaysia: Tuition: 20,000-50,000 RMB. Malaysian high-quality private universities are not only recognized by the Ministry of Education of China, but also the unique joint courses enable students to obtain bachelor's degrees from Britain, the United States, Australia and other countries, and the cost is only one-third to one-fourth of that of Britain, the United States and Australia. Its partner universities not only rank first in the world, but also have a wide range of fields. France, Britain, Australia, New Zealand and other places have reached agreements with high-quality private universities in Malaysia to train students. Many students successfully go to a third country for further study and even emigrate through joint courses.

2. Tuition of public universities in Malaysia: about 15000-30000 RMB per year; Malaysian public universities are internationally renowned. They are outstanding not only in Asia, but also in world-renowned universities. The courses they offer span many different majors and fields. It is worth mentioning that the tuition fees of public universities are quite low, which greatly reduces the financial pressure of families and the psychological burden of students. Excellent students can also apply for scholarships. Public schools in Malaysia are all invested by the government, so it is absolutely impossible to have a "closed" incident like that of Australian universities.

Living expenses for studying in Malaysia for one year 1. Accommodation: usually living in the school dormitory is RM 400-600 per month, and renting a house outside the school is RM 600-65,438+0,000 per month. If you live off campus, you can choose to live near the college and walk there. In order to adapt to those students who are far away, some colleges even provide shuttle bus service for students who travel frequently. In addition, students can also take public transportation, such as buses, taxis, shuttle buses, electric trains and light rail to the college.

2. Meals: If students want to eat at school, the average price of Chinese food and dinner is RM 12, and it is cheaper if they cook by themselves. If you don't eat at school, the cost of a meal will generally not exceed RM 10, which varies from person to person. The cost of living in Malaysia is not very high, and the general price is twice that in China. But many goods are cheaper than those in China, and the cost of eating out will be the same as or lower than that in big cities in China.