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A guide to student accommodation in Malaysia

A guide to student accommodation in Malaysia

Sporting unique degree options and globally regarded institutions, studying abroad in Malaysia offers students the chance to forge international ties and broaden their professional horizons. With a low cost of living and enviable climate, it’s no surprise the destination is so popular. But amongst getting your study credits and immigration requirements organised, securing student accommodation can feel a particularly trying part of the study abroad planning

Student accommodation in Sweden

Student accommodation in Sweden

Often imagined as a wintery utopia full of smiling, golden-haired people, Sweden ’s globally regarded institutions only add to its allure as a study abroad destination. Eight percent of students currently studying in Sweden are international, with the amount of students from outside Europe just over twice the amount of those from within it. Securing student housing in Sweden might prove tricky, particularly in bigger cities, but is by no means impossible. We’ve

Student accommodation in Singapore

Student accommodation in Singapore

One of the four ‘Asian Tiger’ economies, Singapore ’s unique blend of eastern and western cultures make it a key point of trade and international interest. But for all the perks of studying in Singapore, the high cost of living and densely-packed property market are hardly a secret. Whilst it might feel stressful securing student accommodation in Singapore, it’s by no means impossible: thousands of international students flock to the nation’s universities every

The Malaysian higher education system explained

The Malaysian higher education system explained

Studying in Malaysia means studying in an international hotspot for business, culture and education. The country's universities welcome thousands of students from across the world each year, with around 150,000 enrolled in total. The backgrounds and experience each bring are fascinatingly diverse, but one thing most share is a lack of familiarity with their new education system. If that's something on your mind, you're in the right place. Our guide to higher

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