The list of Malaysian academic qualifications accredited in China can be found on the website of foreign-related supervision of the Ministry of Education of China, as long as the public and private schools on the list are accredited by the Ministry of Education of China. At the same time, the professional diplomas of these schools on the list are also recognized by other countries, and they can apply for credit transfer or master's or doctoral studies.

Is there a high gold content in studying for a doctorate in Malaysia? Let's take a look at Malaysia's doctoral graduation requirements. According to its ranking and graduation difficulty, Malaysian universities generally divide it into three grades. ?

The top five public schools are Malaya University, Botra University, National University, Science University and Polytechnic University. It is still difficult to graduate from the first grade. The doctor asked to publish 800-65438+10,000 words of academic papers in international journals.

Grade two schools are two private universities, Taylor University and Sitya University. The schools in the third file are the remaining schools in the above table, such as North University, Raman University, Mara Polytechnic University and Malaysia Normal University, which are not listed.

It is easier to graduate in the second and third grades than in the first-year colleges, and it will be much less difficult to graduate without publishing papers in international journals.

First of all, as far as the requirements for publishing academic papers are concerned, if you can graduate from a first-class school, it is estimated that you will graduate from Tsinghua Peking University. Secondly, it depends on whether you can successfully read the whole doctoral program and graduate smoothly.

Talk about learning ability again. Generally, the doctoral graduation time in public universities in Malaysia is 2-5 years, and the minimum for non-public universities is 3 years, and the longest is 3 years or more.

But because everyone's situation is different, the difficulty of graduation becomes very, very important when choosing that level of school to study.

For example, if you are young, 2067 or even 2045 years old, never married and have children, have enough time to study every day, and have certain learning ability, then I suggest you choose a first-class school, so that you can graduate with a doctorate at the age of 30, and your social competitive advantage will be quite obvious in the future.

However, if you are older, from being married to having children, if you have a certain learning ability, I suggest you choose the second grade, and if you think learning will be harder, I suggest you choose the third grade.

Or if you don't have any requirements for the ranking of institutions in the system, just to get a doctorate and promote your professional title, then I suggest you choose the third file, because it will make it more difficult for you to graduate.

Also, if you are middle-aged and want to get a doctorate and work in a public university in China, I suggest choosing the second file. If it is a private university, the third file will be fine.

In recent years, the ranking of Malaysian universities in Asia and internationally has steadily increased. Although their fame is certainly not comparable to that of Britain and the United States, for teachers in second-and third-tier universities, the basic problem of returning to work is not big.