1. 3+0 bachelor's degree courses in foreign universities
Malaysia's Ministry of Education has approved 27 private colleges to offer 3+0 courses. Now international students can get a bachelor's degree in private schools (colleges) in Malaysia without going to Britain, New Zealand and Australia.
"3+0" course is under the supervision of foreign universities, students complete the three-year courses prescribed by foreign universities in order to obtain degrees awarded by foreign universities.
Second, the credit transfer course
Local colleges and foreign cooperative universities have reached an agreement to transfer the credits earned by students in local colleges to these universities, and then students can complete their studies in universities.
There are three forms of credit transfer courses: double courses, pre-reading courses and credit transfer. For example, in the form of 2+ 1 course in the UK, two years of credits in the local area plus one year of tuition abroad total RM 60,000. But if you study in this university in Britain for three years, the tuition fee will be 654.38+ ten thousand ringgit.
Third, the off-campus degree of local universities.
The National University of Malaysia has limited degrees, so it has also awarded courses to colleges in recent years.
Fourth, distance education.
This course is for working people or students who cannot study abroad by themselves. Such courses are organized by local colleges or institutions in cooperation with foreign universities.
Private universities:
At present, there are seven private universities in Malaysia: Multimedia University, Guoneng University, National Petroleum University of Malaysia, International Medical University, Dunlhasa Virtual University, Syracuse University of Science and Technology, and Open University of Malaysia (distance education).
Foreign branch schools:
Malaysia also invites foreign universities to set up branches in Malaysia, and the courses and administration of foreign branches are the responsibility of the universities. At present, there are Monash University (Malaysia), G? ttingen University of Technology, Nottingham University and FTMS- De Montfort University.