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

Malaysia is working to engage partners around the world to entice international students back to its shores following the global health pandemic.

With the current situation, we would strongly argue that the case for a hybrid approach to learning is more crucial than ever

Students have a wide variety of choices of good universities, with affordable fees and an affordable cost of living

Stakeholders in Malaysia are looking to expand their reach into the Australia market to offer students “new insights and perspectives”.

Malaysia will re-open its border to international travellers on April 1, marking an "exit strategy to allow us all to return back to an almost normal life after nearly two years fighting Covid-19", prime minister Ismail Sabri Yaakob has said.

A new report from Studyportals and Unibuddy has identified 17 emerging student source markets for universities and countries interested in diversifying their student cohorts.

Malaysia’s foreign minister has told local media that the country is “among [the] top priority countries in China’s pilot project for return of international students to China”, but Chinese officials have still not set a date for the return of students.