MALAYSIA HAS SOLID SUSTAINABLE GROWTH IN FOREIGN UNIVERSITY BRANCH CAMPUSES
October 1st, 2012
BY MARIANI DEWI
BRANCH campuses of established western universities can be major prizes for emerging market higher education systems - but attracting these institutions is not easy, even for economically dynamic countries such as Malaysia.
There are still only six branch campuses in this south-east Asian country. Over the past decade, two new branch campuses were set up: Newcastle University Medicine Malaysia, a branch of Britain's University of Newcastle was established in 2009. And this year, another UK institution, the University of Southampton, established a ...
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