- About Study Abroad In Malaysia
Nestled in Southeast Asia, Malaysia is a nation where ancient rainforests harmoniously coexist with bustling metropolises. The “Land of the Malays”, consisting of 878 islands, is a potpourri of diverse cultures, religions, and traditions. Today, Malaysia boasts a robust and thriving economy, earning its well-deserved reputation as one of the “Tiger Cub Economies” of Southeast Asia. It follows the same growth model as those of the Four Asian Tigers, paving the way for even more remarkable achievements in the future. Its economy is characterized by a well-balanced mix of manufacturing, services, and agricultural sectors. Moreover, Malaysia is committed to achieving the UN Sustainable Development Goals by undertaking various initiatives, including promoting education, healthcare, economic growth, and sustainable practices.
Here, the influences of Malay, Chinese, Indian, and indigenous cultures come together to create a beautiful tapestry of diversity that fosters inclusion and tolerance. Malaysia is also a multilingual country, with more than 130 languages spoken nationwide. Kuala Lumpur, its capital city, with its bustling markets, skyscrapers, and historical landmarks, blends tradition and modernity effortlessly.
Malaysia offers a stunning array of natural beauty that is nothing short of extraordinary. While its rainforests showcase spectacular flora and fauna, its sun-kissed beaches and majestic mountains are equally captivating. The warmth and hospitality of its people, coupled with its delectable cuisine, create a welcoming atmosphere in the country. Pulsating with an incredible variety of traditions, cultures, and vistas, Malaysia surely leaves an indelible mark on the hearts of its visitors.
We Deliver Different Types of Programs in Malaysia
- Faculty-Led Programs/Study Tours
Faculty-led programs in Malaysia are a curated blend of intellectual and cultural experiences based on unique and relevant themes. We collaborate with the faculty to arrange engaging and pertinent company visits, lectures by subject matter experts, and cultural experiences. The program’s goal is to help students achieve faculty-envisioned learning objectives while creating meaningful experiences for themselves. The faculty-led programs can either be available as custom or featured programs, depending upon the requirement of the institution.
- Internships (In-Person, Virtual)
Internships in Malaysia offer meaningful, impactful, and high-quality academic internship projects that boost the employability of students. When the students apply classroom knowledge in real-world situations, they gain a deeper understanding of their subject as well as the local culture. We curate and manage appropriate projects in carefully vetted organizations that are aligned with the institutions’ vision and objectives. The internships can either be available as custom or featured programs, depending upon the requirement of the institution.
- Program Type
- Discipline
- SDGs
Shaping STEMM Futures: Climate Change in Malaysia
Malaysia
Sustainable Development Goals in Action
Education and Sustainability in Southeast Asia
Singapore
Malaysia
Sustainable Development Goals in Action
Fun in Malaysia
Explore the joy of bustling street markets, indulge your taste buds in lip-smacking street food, or discover the natural wonders of its rainforests and idyllic islands. Malaysia promises an unforgettable journey of excitement and enjoyment.
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FAQs About Study Abroad In Malaysia
While Malaysia is generally considered a safe destination for travellers, it is always advisable to take precautions and stay informed about any specific safety guidelines or recommendations in the area where you will be travelling.
The official language of Malaysia is Malay. However, English is widely spoken and understood by many people, especially in the urban areas.
The program group will be accompanied by the Authentica team member(s), who will be available 24X7 during the program. They have also been certified by the Red Cross in first-aid emergency training. In case of an emergency, measures will be taken in real-time.
In Malaysia, it’s important to dress modestly and remove shoes when visiting religious sites. It is also respectful to greet others with a slight bow or handshake and its customary to remove your shoes when entering someone’s home.
Malaysia has decent internet connectivity across the country. However, the availability of phone and internet connectivity will depend on the city/village chosen for the immersion program. Students can also purchase local SIMs, at an additional cost, for data, calls, and texts.
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