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Malaysia predicts student growth from Central Asia and Africa
Speaking at the 10th annual EURIE conference in Istanbul, Novie Tajuddin, CEO of Education Malaysia Global Services (EMGS), explained that Malaysian universities have received a 26% increase in international applications for the past two consecutive years. While the country’s international student intake is “dominated” by countries such as China, Bangladesh, Indonesia, Pakistan and India, Tajuddin noted that recent years had seen “a lot of movem…
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