I. Types of scholarships
1, entrance scholarship
Colleges and universities in Malaysia have prepared scholarships for new students-entrance scholarships. This scholarship is only for freshmen, regardless of nationality and learning stage.
Because the entrance scholarship is specially set up for international students, the higher the IELTS score, the greater the possibility of getting a scholarship and the greater the amount. Successful applicants will be rewarded within half a month after the list is published.
The evaluation of this scholarship is mainly based on the students' language test scores. Therefore, if you are interested in applying for this scholarship, you should actively prepare for the IELTS test. If the IELTS score is above 6.5, you can get 1500 RMB. If the IELTS score is above 7.0, you can get 3000 yuan, so the higher the IELTS score, you can not only apply to your favorite school, but also get a scholarship.
2. Academic scholarships
Academic scholarship is one of the most extensive scholarships in Malaysia. No matter public or private universities, scholarships are awarded to students with excellent academic performance every year. Scholarships are awarded on the basis of students' achievements. The better the grades, the higher the scholarship amount. College grades are judged by ABCD. Students who get A's in all subjects will have the opportunity to apply for this kind of scholarship, generally ranging from RM 65,438+0,500-3,000. This kind of bonus has a high amount and many places. Take eight courses per academic year as an example. If you get more than three A's in the final exam, you can get a scholarship of 65438 RM+0500. If you get more than five A's, you can get a scholarship of RM 3000. If you can get more than seven A's, the tuition is free.
Friends who want to get this scholarship, especially doctoral students, have more opportunities to get this scholarship. They usually have more time to study independently, and they can devote more energy and time to get higher grades and more rewards. As long as you work hard, you will get a bonus!
3. Thesis Scholarship
At the end of each semester, students need to write a final paper. The thesis is completed by students independently, and the content must be related to their major, and the teacher will review the score.
If the students' final grade can account for 15% of the total ranking, they can get a reward of RM 200. If you can rank 10% of the total ranking, you can get a reward of RM 300.
In addition, please pay attention to doctoral students ~ the main stage of doctoral study is research papers! Research papers are not only for finishing their studies, but also for getting scholarships through them. As long as your paper is well written, the bonus will be soft on you! Because there are many valuable research topics in the tutor's hands, the tutor will select researchassistant from students to help the tutor complete the research projects together, and the amount is generally relatively high. If you can join the tutor's research project team during your PhD, once the thesis project is completed and published, you will get a lot of commission, and you can complete the most beautiful paragraph on your resume in the future. When you apply for a job, all financiers will rush to offer you an olive branch!
Therefore, people should pay enough attention to writing papers, because it will not only affect the final academic graduation, but also be used to apply for scholarships.
Second, matters needing attention in applying for scholarships
Because the conditions, quantity, process and date of applying for scholarships in major schools are slightly different, and the scholarship programs in different schools also have their own advantages, students need to pay attention to and carefully read the notices and matters issued by various schools in order to better grasp the information and receive their own "welfare" better and faster! So if you plan to study for a PhD, plan early and apply early, so as not to miss the opportunity to apply for a scholarship!
1. Some scholarships for studying in Malaysia require applicants to apply in China, and some apply after going to a university in Malaysia.
2. Malaysia Scholarship Foundation will limit the age of applicants.
3. Many religious scholarship foundations require applicants to be Christians or major in theology; If the applicant is not a religious person, don't apply easily; If students are active participants in church activities, it will be very helpful for Malaysian scholarship application to get a church certificate.
4. Pay attention to the application period when applying. Some funds only provide short-term grants or grants with a specific time limit.
5. The application materials must be detailed, including the teacher's recommendation letter.
6. Applications for scholarships to study in Malaysia are advanced, and some schools grant scholarships in the order of receipt of documents. Once the number of people reaches the admission quota, the admission work will end immediately.
Third, the application steps
1. Prepare corresponding application materials according to the requirements of studying in Malaysia, and the application materials should fully reflect the comprehensive quality of individuals.
2. Apply for studying in Malaysian universities.
3. Waiting for the approval of the applicant institution.
2. Studying at an excellent university in Malaysia
1, University of Malaya
University of Malaya (UM) is a comprehensive university integrating literature, science and medicine. Founded in 1962, UM is the largest and most prestigious university in Malaysia. Its teaching qualification and academic level are widely recognized internationally, and it enjoys a high reputation in many disciplines and is recognized by Malaysia. In Malaysia, the University of Malaya and Malaysia University of Science and Technology are on a par with China's Peking University and Tsinghua.
2. Malaysia University of Science and Technology
Malaysia University of Science and Technology is a powerful research university in Malaysia, occupying a position in Asia and even the world in many professional and research fields. Compared with other local universities, Malaysia University of Science and Technology is a dynamic and innovative university. In 2008, Malaysia University of Science and Technology became the top university preferred by Malaysia's Ministry of Higher Education, and once ranked fourth in the list of ASEAN universities.
The school has an effective management team and strong support from the government. It is a local university with the qualification of research university, so it has abundant research funds and funds. In the next few years, HKUST will continue to rank first among local universities, and no one can challenge its position.
3. Malaysia Polytechnic University
Malaysia Polytechnic University (UTM) is one of the most public universities in Malaysia and one of the five research-oriented public universities in Malaysia. The main campus of the University is located in Johor Bahru, the southern tip of West Malaysia, Malaysia. Covering an area of 1 148 hectares, near Singapore, 15 minutes' drive away. In addition, there is a campus in downtown Kuala Lumpur (graduate school, ranked eighth in Asia), covering an area of 18 hectares. The school has been in Malaysia for a century, and its engineering, management science and pedagogy have long enjoyed a good reputation in Malaysia and Southeast Asia. Compared with enrolling high school students, the Malaysian Polytechnic University is more optimistic about enrolling undergraduates and postgraduates from China for master's and doctoral programs.
4. University of Northern Malaysia
Graduate students studying in Malaysia can also go to the University of North Malaysia, where the management major is better. The aim of the school is to develop into a management university in Malaysia. In addition, Malaysia has three prime ministers, all from the region where Peking University is located, which is also the historical reason why Peking University chose to establish its school in this region.
5. Asia Pacific University of Science and Technology, Malaysia
Asia Pacific University of Science and Technology Malaysia is located in Malaysia Science and Technology Park, the commercial and information center of Malaysia, and was founded in 1993. TRACTI is the fastest-growing information technology and computer higher education center in Malaysia, and its courses include junior college, undergraduate and postgraduate courses focusing on computer, business and information technology. The graduates are widely praised by the public and employed by world-renowned companies. The entry diploma is recognized by many well-known universities in Britain and Australia, and students can transfer to overseas for further study.
6. Indi University, Malaysia
Indi University College, founded in 1986, is a relatively large-scale college in Malaysia. It has four branches, offering more than 20 degrees and professional diploma courses. The college cooperates with many well-known foreign universities to provide students with a wider choice of further studies by means of credit conversion and dual system. Students can complete some courses in Malaysia, and then their credits can be transferred to Britain, Australia and Canada for further study. International professional bodies recognize English as the teaching language.
7. Sitya University, Malaysia
Sitya University, founded in 1986, is a relatively large institution in Malaysia. It has eight departments, namely, management department, information technology department, applied science department, music department, medical department, engineering department, literature and applied science department and pre-university department. It provides more than 20 degrees and professional diploma courses, and credits can be transferred to the United States, Britain, Australia and Canada for further study. It is recognized by international professional bodies, and the teaching language is English. UCSI has rich teaching experience, high-quality teachers, positive and responsible working attitude and first-class teaching quality. By 2003, it became the first batch of certified comprehensive universities in Malaysia with diversified courses as the mainstream.
3. Studying in Malaysia to understand common sense of life
1, clothing
The climate temperature difference in Malaysia is not big, so you can't wear thick clothes here, and there is no particularly low temperature, which can save a lot of money for students to buy clothes. A simple T-shirt like that is very cheap in Malaysia. Take clothes to Malaysia as long as you bring summer clothes and coats. You should also bring sunscreen. Be sure to wear sunscreen when you go out. In Malaysia, if there is a formal occasion, boys should wear suits and girls should wear formal suits. At other times, they are more casual.
Step 2 prescribe diet
Malaysian food is called Malaysian cuisine, and the staple food is rice. The diet here is similar to that in China, so students studying here should be able to adapt to the diet here soon. Malaysia can not only taste authentic Malaysian food, but also eat Chinese food, and fresh seafood can be eaten everywhere in Malaysia. Besides Malaysian food and Chinese food, you can also taste Indian food here. If you want to cook your own food where you live, the cost of buying ingredients in the supermarket here is very low.
3, accommodation
In Malaysia, housing is not very tight and the consumption level here is low. It is cheaper to live in the dormitory provided by the school or rent a house outside. The house outside the school is expensive and cheap. It depends on what kind of house you want to live in. The better the conditions, the more expensive the house. There is a lot of trouble in renting a house outside. You have to find your own house, and you should pay attention to many problems when signing a contract. Therefore, it is still necessary to apply for school dormitory as soon as possible. Living in the school dormitory can save you money and effort. If you can't apply, you should make sure the house you want to rent in China, and there will be no temporary residence in Malaysia.
Step 4 transport
The transportation facilities in Malaysia are quite complete. There is basically no traffic jam here by bus. Although the area of this country is not very large, there are quite a lot of buses here, so it doesn't take a long time to wait for them. The fare is charged according to the distance you walk. If you want to take a taxi, you must make an appointment in advance. In some cities in Malaysia, some buses are free, so you can take them without buying a ticket.
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