Malaysia is calling for public and private universities to work together to attract international students after it seems increasingly inevitable the country will miss its target of reaching 200,000 by 2020.

Malaysia has changed its pre-arrival medical screening visa requirements to make it easier for international students in a bid to increase numbers.

Malaysia's international education industry has a powerful new spokesperson after the country's prime minister starred in a new marketing video.

Claims that the company responsible for managing Malaysian study visas had charged excessive fees and delivered little are being investigated by the education ministry.

A new documentary uncovered a network of shady online institutions offering "too-good-to-be-true" qualifications without any study or exams, meaning thousands of people across the globe are employed in safety-critical jobs while holding fake degrees. Julian Hall reports.

The largest and oldest offshore campus for Curtin University has celebrated its 20th anniversary by extending its partnership for another 20 years.

ELS Language Centres Malaysia has become the country's first provider to be recognised by Australian quality assurance agency NEAS.

International education must benefit more people to combat growing populist ideologies, according to speakers at this year's APAIE conference.