QS International Student Survey 2020 – Malaysia

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Having run for eight years now, the QS International Student Survey has grown consistently to become the world’s largest survey of pre-enrolled international students. This report focuses on the 4,007 responses from those interested in studying in Malaysia.

This report offers insights on the following:

  • The impact of coronavirus on student decision making
  • Underlying drivers and core priority interests of students
  • Teaching quality and the importance of technology
  • Best practice for communicating with international students
  • The role of branch campuses in Malaysian higher education
  • The importance of graduate outcomes in student decision making

Please fill out the short form to download your free copy of the report today.  

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