Malaysian Education Expo Concludes in Lahore
By Zainab Yaseen | Lahore2 min read
LAHORE: The Lahore round of the two-day 6th Annual Malaysian Education Expo, organised by TJS Study Steps, concluded with participation from students and parents seeking information about higher education opportunities in Malaysia.
Around 20 Malaysian universities participated in the expo, where students interacted with university representatives and obtained information about academic programmes, admission procedures, scholarships, fee structures, accommodation, visa requirements and career prospects.
Representatives provided guidance on undergraduate and postgraduate programmes and answered questions about eligibility criteria, admission requirements, tuition fees, scholarships and other aspects of studying in Malaysia.
Representatives from Taylor’s University, Asia Pacific University (APU), City University Malaysia, UNITAR International University, SEGi University, University of Malaya, Sunway University, University of Cyberjaya, HELP University, Universiti Kuala Lumpur (UniKL), International Medical University (IMU) and other institutions participated in the event.
Speaking at the expo, TJS Regional Director for Pakistan Maryam Mushtaq said Malaysian universities provide Pakistani students with opportunities to pursue higher education in an international environment.
She said the purpose of organising education expos was to give students direct access to international universities and enable them to obtain information about study opportunities before making academic and career decisions.
Students visiting the university stalls also sought information about different fields of study and compared programmes, admission requirements and scholarship opportunities offered by participating institutions.
The event concluded after two days of interaction between students, parents and representatives of Malaysian universities.
Around 20 Malaysian universities participated in the expo, where students interacted with university representatives and obtained information about academic programmes, admission procedures, scholarships, fee structures, accommodation, visa requirements and career prospects.
Representatives provided guidance on undergraduate and postgraduate programmes and answered questions about eligibility criteria, admission requirements, tuition fees, scholarships and other aspects of studying in Malaysia.
Representatives from Taylor’s University, Asia Pacific University (APU), City University Malaysia, UNITAR International University, SEGi University, University of Malaya, Sunway University, University of Cyberjaya, HELP University, Universiti Kuala Lumpur (UniKL), International Medical University (IMU) and other institutions participated in the event.
Speaking at the expo, TJS Regional Director for Pakistan Maryam Mushtaq said Malaysian universities provide Pakistani students with opportunities to pursue higher education in an international environment.
She said the purpose of organising education expos was to give students direct access to international universities and enable them to obtain information about study opportunities before making academic and career decisions.
Students visiting the university stalls also sought information about different fields of study and compared programmes, admission requirements and scholarship opportunities offered by participating institutions.
The event concluded after two days of interaction between students, parents and representatives of Malaysian universities.
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