What are your options after studying in Malaysia?

For students studying abroad, whether they should find a job or continue their studies after graduation has always been a question that students are thinking about. What are the ways to go after studying in that country? I brought you the following. What are your options after studying in Malaysia? I hope I can help you.

First, further study.

Many students like to go to the United States, Britain and New Zealand after graduating from universities in this country. In fact, Malaysia has some cooperation with other countries in education, especially with some countries in Europe and America. It is a good choice for Malaysian graduates to apply for further study in other countries after graduation, which can improve their personal aspects and directly increase the gold content of their diplomas, get diplomas from European and American countries, and find jobs in the future.

Second, transfer reading.

In fact, Malaysia is more suitable for visa transfer, which is why many students choose to become a springboard for college transfer in this country, because Malaysia has a very unique course called credit transfer, and this country and many countries in Europe and America have credit transfer courses. In fact, it is to divide the courses into 2+ 1 or 3+ 1 and get them in cooperation with Malay universities after graduation. And it can also be recognized, for example, students choose 2+ 1, which means that students study in Malaysia for the first two years, study in their own European and American countries in the third year, and get a European and American diploma after graduation. Migration reading is also very popular among students in China.

Third, employment.

Back to China:

Many students' initial goal is to return to China for development. It's really good to go back to China after graduation, because Malaysia and China have signed many education agreements, and the degree is recognized by China. Finding a job must be recognized by the enterprise, and this diploma is very stable. Secondly, Malaysia is also China's trading partner. Judging from the annual data of the two countries, in fact, trade is frequent, and China also needs such students who know Malay and have the background of studying abroad. In addition, students who graduated from Malay private colleges are actually more popular with recruiters.

Stay at home:

Except for students who want to return to China, after all, everyone has his own interests. It is normal for students to stay in Malaysia, continue to look for jobs or want to emigrate. Let's just say that an internship policy in this country is actually very helpful for students' employment. Colleges and universities in this country will let students go to France for internships in the second and third semesters, which can lay an internship foundation for students before formal work. And this country is indeed our trading partner. Of course, the country's economic development is also quite good. There is a shortage of talents in economy, engineering and IT, and many well-known enterprises have settled in this country. However, I would like to remind you that students still need to get a work permit and employment pass after completing their studies. The term is 22 -5 years. Students who want to stay here for a long time can apply for a visit (temporary) employment pass, which is also a temporary employment permit. Both can be listed by the recruiting unit.