01Intakes and Application Periods
For example, Universiti Malaya lists a September intake (Semester I) and a February intake (Semester II), with deadlines of 17 June and 11 November respectively, although the page was last updated in December 2021.
Study in Malaysia
Malaysia is one of the study destinations Fly Education Bangladesh supports.
The facts on this page come from official sources and may change, so students should confirm them before applying.
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These institutions are examples for students to explore. They are not presented as official Fly Education Bangladesh partners. Please check each institution's own website before applying.
For example, Universiti Malaya lists a September intake (Semester I) and a February intake (Semester II), with deadlines of 17 June and 11 November respectively, although the page was last updated in December 2021.
For example, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia lists total international undergraduate tuition from RM55,000 (Education) to RM75,000 (Engineering), and RM71,000 for Computing and IT, plus a RM6,152 registration fee and a RM1,075 service fee per semester.
Universiti Malaya lists 2025/2026 international undergraduate programme totals such as RM77,100 for the Bachelor of Business Administration and RM99,100 for the Bachelor of Accounting.
Student Pass holders at public universities or private higher education institutions may generally work part-time up to 20 hours per week at approved locations such as restaurants, petrol stations, mini markets, hotels and the campus, with Immigration approval. Language and training centre students are not eligible, and further conditions on when work is allowed can apply.
Under the Graduate Pass, graduates may generally stay and work in Malaysia for 12 months after graduation without an employer sponsor.
Education Malaysia Global Services says an international student can live comfortably in Malaysia on about RM1,100 a month. Students from Bangladesh also need a personal bond of RM750, which is separate from living costs.
We help students explore Malaysian institutions and suitable programmes based on their academic backgrounds and career goals.
Our support includes admission guidance, application document preparation, information about institutional requirements and guidance through the relevant student pass process.
We aim to help students make informed decisions and prepare for their international education journey.