Jazreel Goh, British Council, Malaysia
We should use the UK being a new dialogue partner with ASEAN as an opportunity to really think about where we can work together
We should use the UK being a new dialogue partner with ASEAN as an opportunity to really think about where we can work together
Some 17 years ago, an unlikely love story between two universities on opposite sides of the globe – one in Malaysia and one in the UK – began.
The significant impact Malaysian UK alumni have made on their professions and societies was celebrated during the UK Alumni Awards Malaysia 2024.
Intra-Asian student mobility growth, shifting UG demand among Malaysians and increasing TNE competition across Southeast Asia could impact the sector.
Universities across Malaysia have garnered success in a big way in the latest ASEAN private university rankings, as well as new public university rankings.
Opportunity for expansion of Australian TNE delivery at high school level continues to exist in Malaysia but online learning centres pose a 'real threat'.
Universities across Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia are turning to English-taught programs in a bid to improve the employability skills of local students.
The idea of a fully online tertiary education is gradually gaining momentum as people continue to handle a larger portion of their daily affairs digitally