What university branches are there in Malaysia? At present, there are two kinds of universities in Malaysia, public and private, including the directly affiliated branches of overseas universities, such as Monash University in Australia, Curtin University in Malaysia and Nottingham University in the UK. When we study in Malaysia, we can get the same educational resources as the general campus, and the diplomas obtained when we graduate are also uniformly issued by the general campus.

What university branches are there in Malaysia? 1. Monash University, Malaysia

Monash University in Malaysia, founded in 1998, is a branch of a foreign university in Malaysia and the third largest campus of Monash University.

Monash University ranked 59th among QS world universities in 20 19, and also ranked among the top universities in Times Higher Education World University Rankings 100. It is also a member of the Group of Eight, Australia's top universities.

Faculty type: humanities and social sciences; Business; Engineering; Information technology; Medicine; Psychology; Medicine; science

2. Curtin University in Malaysia

Curtin University is located in Perth, Australia, with branches in Singapore, Malaysia, Dubai and Mauritius. Malaysia Campus, located in Miri, Malaysia, Sarawak, Malaysia, is the largest overseas campus of Curtin University.

Curtin University ranked 20th among the global young universities (under 50 years old) in 20 19. Malaysia has the same courses as Curtin Australia, and students can apply for Curtin Australia to study abroad.

Faculty type: engineering, science; Business; mankind

3. University of Nottingham Malaysia

Nottingham is a university with a branch in Malaysia where Britain is located. In addition to Britain and Malaysia, Nottingham also has a branch in Ningbo, China.

Nottingham University ranks among the top universities in the world 100. Its Malaysian campus is headquartered in Maumoon, Seju, and has a teaching center in downtown Kuala Lumpur, which mainly provides postgraduate courses.

Faculty type: humanities and social sciences; Engineering; science

? 4. Swinburne University of Science and Technology Sarawak Campus

Swinburne University of Science and Technology originated in Melbourne, Australia, and established a branch in Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia in 2000. At present, the branch has more than 3,500 students from many different countries.

Students can choose to study on the Australian campus for one semester through the international student exchange program, or they can apply to complete their studies in Australia after studying in Malaysia for a period of time.

Department type: business; Design; Engineering; Science; computer

5. Newcastle Medical University, Malaysia

Newcastle University is a member of Russell University Group. Russell University Group consists of 24 first-class research universities in Britain, which is equivalent to the "Ivy League" in Britain.

The Malaysian campus of Newcastle University is located in iskandar Education City, Johor. This is a university that specializes in medical courses. The course content of Malaysia branch is the same as that of the British general school, and students will receive certificates issued by British universities when they graduate.

Department category: medicine; Biomedical science