Countries of Study

Comparatively low expenditure of studying and living in Malaysia than other countries

There are just endless places in Malaysia for you to visit, many islands, amusement parks, highlands and mountains, malls and all sort of cultural monuments.

Multi ethnics nation with vast variety of cultures.

Study in one of the best education systems in the world for Higher Education Achievements

Live in the only English speaking country in the Eurozone

Choose from over 5000 internationally recognised qualifications

Singapore is a multi-racial and a multi-religious nation. You will find a diverse population of Chinese, Malay, Indians, Eurasians and other races all living in harmony.

Whether it’s shopping, dining, out for some fun, Singapore is a literal hive of activity.

Korea was the first place in digital reading knowledge assessment.

As a country that kept old tradition and culture, Korea has preserved many cultural heritage and traditions.

Korean-wave started from Korean dramas, and the recent popularity of K-Pop shows that Korean-wave is taking a place as not only the culture of Korea but also as the culture of people all around the world that can be shared by everyone in the world.

You will gain new skills that employers look for when you study for a degree in the UK.

You’ll find our qualifications are internationally recognised and welcomed by employers.

Universities in the UK offer an extremely wide range of courses to choose from.

Canadian degrees, certificates, and diplomas are considered internationally equal to equivalent degrees in the U.S. and other Commonwealth countries.

Canada is a friendly, safe country with a high standard of living.

Canada has a policy of encouraging multicultural diversity, and this has resulted in a welcoming environment where almost all the world’s ethnic groups are represented.

Only the best students around the world are admitted to the top schools in the US, where quality education is imparted to them by an expertly trained faculty.

If you are inclined toward academic research, the US is your perfect choice for higher education.

Most universities offer its students grants, loans and stipends to cover their daily expenses as well as tuition in some cases.

More than 500,000 international students were enrolled in Australian institutions in 2008.

The many types of specialist institutions.

The worldwide acceptance of Australian qualifications.

Germany is getting more progressive and has been introducing English courses to attract the best minds from all around the world.

Students are allowed to work part-time to support themselves in Germany. Students can work 120 full days or 240 half days per year.

Although international students could study in Germany without learning German, the biggest benefit comes from fully immersing themselves in the German culture. And that can only be done if the student has sufficient language knowledge.

Hospitality is one of the world’s fastest-growing industries. It will create over 80 million new jobs over the next ten years, meaning it is not only evolving, but also incredibly secure.

Skills like leadership, teamwork and organization aren’t just useful for hospitality. In fact, these skills are highly valuable in any industry. To be successful as a manager, you need to have both soft and hard skills.

Degree in Switzerland gives you exciting internships at leading brands, as well as hands-on learning and key industry insight. Not only that, but by studying in Switzerland you will join an elite, worldwide alumni network.

China is the world’s largest manufacturing economy and exporter of goods.

Studying in China improves most international student’s career prospects in a huge variety of ways but put simply, it offers a vast array of new opportunities by moving you out of your comfort zon.

Learn Chinese in China in a fun and effective way.

This is a skill that will help them stand out in the demanding and competitive job market. For students who are not fluent in Spanish upon arrival, there are many Spanish universities that offer courses in English.

The performance of Spanish universities is reflected in the 2018 QS World University Rankings, where out of 23 Spanish universities ranked, nine are included in the top 400 universities in the world. The top Spanish universities are found in Madrid and Barcelona.