Fairytale life in Malaysia

If you decide to study in another country, but the old woman-Europe and business America are not particularly attractive to you, then studying in modern Asian countries can be a great alternative for you! One such state is Malaysia ...

Of course, the history of international education is not so fundamental here, and the familiar civilization has not reached all corners of the country, but, having arrived in Malaysia once, you can forever fall in love with this fabulous exotic region of Southeast Asia!

Today's Malaysia is one of those Asian countries that have recently relied on the development of tourism and education at the international level.

Why does Malaysia speak English?

Considering that Malaysia gained independence from the United Kingdom only in the middle of the 20th century, most of the inhabitants here speak English well, and some Western traditions even managed to take root.

Nevertheless, Malaysia managed to maintain its cultural flavor and exoticism, which in recent years has attracted an increasing number of foreigners, including students.

West and East Malaysia

The state of Malaysia consists of two parts: West Malaysia (or Malaya) and East Malaysia (governors of Sabah and Sarawak). The capital of the state and, at the same time, the largest city of Kuala Lumpur is located in Western Malaysia.

The western part of the country differs from the eastern one in a more modern pace of life, a high population density, more developed infrastructure and a large number of foreigners living on its territory. It is here that the majority of international universities provide training programs in English and international diplomas for foreign students.

At the same time, East Malaysia is considered a more exotic and “meditative” region, not much influenced by Western culture and perfect for those who want to fully experience the charm of Asian culture and wildlife.

Malaysia is truly a fabulous country in which the unique nature and unspoilt places to relax border on modern architecture and the still noticeable “echo” of the colonial period.

Thus, the skyscrapers of the huge metropolis of Kuala Lumpur are buried in the greenery of local gardens, the port city of Georgetown reminds of the history of the state with amazing architectural buildings, and the islands of Langkawi attract beautiful beaches and clear sea water, so necessary in the hot Malaysian climate.

However, not only local beauty and historical sights make the rest and stay of foreigners in Malaysia truly comfortable. Among other things, this country can be called, of course, tolerant and tolerant.

Who lives in Malaysia?

Historically, a huge number of ethnic groups live in Malaysia, and, in addition to Malay and English, there are many dialects. All this has made Malaysia a state in which people of different nationalities and religions are warmly welcomed.

The local population, most of which are ethnic Malays, Chinese and Indians, is traditionally distinguished by friendliness and hospitality.

A good example of the atmosphere of life in Malaysia is the fact that many foreigners who have arrived in this country for a long time can not get used to the constant smiles, greetings and friendly conversations from even completely strangers on the street!

Moreover, a foreigner in Malaysia can feel quite comfortable due to the high level of social security. Theft and other crimes are extremely rare here, drug addiction and alcohol abuse are also unacceptable, which significantly affects the standard of living and the quality of behavior of residents of the state.

We can say that if you are looking for a calm and, at the same time, quite modern life in an exotic country, where you will be treated warmly and with respect, then you should think about entering the educational institution of Malaysia.

Here you can not only get a high-quality education in English and a diploma that will be recognized throughout the world, but also enjoy the features of a fabulous oriental culture and nature.