Since many countries’ borders have started to re-open, international travel has been made possible. This enabled visits to other countries for the signing of the memorandums of understanding and memorandums of agreement between Malaysia’s higher education institutions and their international counterparts.
For this to be made possible, our universities have been establishing and executing various initiatives such as offering offshore programs as well as forging MoUs and MoAs. On a cultural or social level, we will be able to promote Malaysian culture and our native language, Bahasa Malaysia, to our international counterparts. The internationalisation process will also expose Malaysians to different cultures without having to leave the country.It contributes to the nation’s revenue generation, particularly through the influx of international students coming into the country.
On the other hand, more than 537,434 – amounting to 53% of students who are enrolled in our private HEIs – are also women. Due to the lower cost, students can afford to enjoy our various beautiful destinations around the country, as well as explore our rich and diverse cultural heritage.MoHE will soon be launching the education tourism programme.
We still have a lot of things to be done..campus living insufficient, uni facilities for 21 century education still a decade behind, graduates not getting quality salaries/job matching their years in Uni MOHEOfficial DrNorainiAhmad