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Meet Top ranked Malaysian universities at MHE info day 2022: Saudi Arabia

Meet Top ranked Malaysian universities at MHE info day 2022: Saudi Arabia

A two-day “Info Day” is being organized by TJS Studysteps & Dew Events with the support of Education Malaysia to offer aspiring students an opportunity to study in Malaysia. Counselors from reputed universities of Malaysia will participate in the event and offer lecture sessions. Students will also get career guidance from these educational experts during the program.

The event will be taking place in major cities including Jeddah, Riyadh & Al Khobar.

Your Gateway to Study in Globally Ranked Universities


During this two-day event, students will have a chance to meet representatives of globally ranked top universities from Malaysia. The representatives of these universities will be physically present to offer personalized counseling sessions to students and their parents.

They will assist the students and their parents develop a thorough understanding of Malaysian higher education programs and why they are an ideal fit for the leaders of tomorrow.

Participating universities specialize in a wide array of courses ranging from Medicine, Computing, IT, Arts, Design, and Engineering, to Business and Management. The courses are available from undergraduate to postgraduate levels. One-on-one sessions with learned counselors will help students pinpoint their desired area of study and make wise choices.

Globally Ranked Participating Universities


Taylor’s University
SEGi University
Asia Pacific University of Technology & Innovation (APU)
Sunway University
Management & Science University
USCI University
University of Southampton Malaysia Branch
University of Cyberjaya

An Ideal Opportunity for Aspiring Students


Malaysian Higher Education has over three decades of experience in international education. Over the years, it has built itself to meet international standards. Its unique, well-structured education system offers students an ideal opportunity to pursue an international qualification in an incredibly versatile environment.

Malaysia is home to more than 100 public and private institutions, including foreign branches of universities from the UK, US, Australia, and Ireland. Students have the flexibility to choose any of these academic qualifications for their respective degrees. This Info Day presents an ideal opportunity to learn about scholarships and career counseling for students who wish to study in Malaysia.

For further information please contact TJS at +966 051 011 9689 or visit our website www.studysteps.com.my.

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