Colleges in Malaysia

Indian students interested in scholarships at Universiti Sains Malaysia have several options to explore:USM Graduate Student Financial Assistance (GRA-ASSIST): This financial assistance is available for both Malaysian and International candidates pursuing postgraduate studies by research mode at USM.Malaysia International Scholarship (MIS): Offered by the Malaysian Government, this scholarship attracts bright minds globally to pursue postgraduate academic studies in Malaysia, including at USM.Education Future International Scholarship: This scholarship is available for Indian students pursuing various subjects at Universiti Sains Malaysia, with a value of up to 17,000 USD. 

Yes, Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM) has seen a significant increase in the number of international students studying there. The university has recorded more than a twofold rise in international student admissions, with 1,086 students admitted from January to August 2021 compared to 338 students during the same period in 2020. The top countries of origin for international students at USM include China, Jordan, Iraq, Nigeria, and Pakistan, with popular fields of study being Management, Education, Computer Science, English for Professionals, and Arts. The total number of international students at Universiti Sains Malaysia is approximately 8000. 

Here is a breakdown of the expenses at Universiti Sains Malaysia:On-Campus Accommodation:For undergraduate international students, on-campus accommodation costs around RM700 per semester, subject to change.Graduate students may pay between RM10 to RM25 per day for on-campus accommodation if available.Off-Campus Accommodation:Off-campus accommodation in Nilai, where USIM is located, ranges from RM500 to RM1500 (USD150-USD500) per month.Specific Accommodation Costs at USM:Shared room in a hostel: RM 120 per monthSingle room in a hostel: RM 240 per monthFamily accommodation at Bakti Permai: RM 350 for one room, and RM 450 for two rooms. 

Some popular part-time jobs for students in Malaysia include:Home Tutor: Teaching as a private tutor is a common part-time job, offering flexibility and higher hourly rates compared to other jobs.Waiter & Waitresses: Working in restaurants allows students to earn while gaining practical experience in customer service and hospitality.Event Staff: Students can work at events like concerts or product launches, providing short-term employment with decent rewards.Retail Store Assistant: Jobs in retail involve tasks like packing groceries, organizing items, and assisting customers, offering a good entry-level opportunity.Freelancer: Students with skills in writing, graphic design, or other areas can work as freelancers, offering services for gigs and projects.Photographer: Part-time photography jobs include event coverage or selling photos online through stock photo platforms.

Yes, Manipal International University (MIU) offers both Chemical Engineering and Aeronautical Engineering courses. They are offered through the School of Engineering and Computing (SOEC) at MIU. Bachelor of Chemical Engineering (Hons): This programme provides students with the knowledge and skills necessary to become competent, innovative, responsible and ethical chemical engineers. Chemical engineers design and develop processes for large-scale production of value-added products from cheap raw materials, in an economical, safe and environment-friendly manner. Bachelor of Aeronautical Engineering (Hons): This programme equips students with the knowledge and skills to design, analyze, manufacture, and operate aircraft, spacecraft, and missiles. The programme curriculum covers various aspects of aeronautical engineering, including aerodynamics, propulsion, structures, flight dynamics, and avionics.