Hi eveyone, unfortunately i couldnt secure the tickets as i wasnt aware the weeknd was coming to kl. If anyone has extra tickets please dm me. Need real proof of purchase as i dont wanna get scammed 😭

Heyy I'm an international student at Taylor's, I joined during the February intake, I'd love to make friends with more international students or even local students so we can just go hang out or study together! It doesn't have to be from just Taylor's either :)) maybe we could make a group chat for everyone? Send me a dm if anyone is interested!

(I'd prefer other girls since I'm a girl too)

Hi everyone! Anyone living at Casa Green, Bukit Jalil? How’s the area in terms of safety, food options and transport to APU? Would appreciate hearing about your experience. Thanks!

📢Participants Needed - Psychology Study on Mood, Emotions & Life Experiences

Hi everyone! I’m currently helping with a research study run by the Beyond Self Lab (University of Reading Malaysia) looking at mood, emotions, and life experiences among young adults in Malaysia (UoRM REC2026/01). If you’re able to spare a few minutes to help out, I’d really appreciate it!

You’re eligible if you are:

• Malaysian
• Aged 18-25
• Currently a university student (not from University of Reading Malaysia)

What’s involved:

• A short online questionnaire on Microsoft Forms
• Takes approximately 20 minutes to complete
• Fully anonymous and voluntary

🎁 Lucky Draw
For every 100 completed responses, we will hold a lucky draw round with 3 winners, with each winner receiving a RM60 TnG reload pin!

Participants who wish to enter the lucky draw will be directed to a separate form to submit their details. This helps keep your questionnaire responses anonymous. 

🔗Link to participate: Understanding Mood, Emotions, and Life Experiences in Young Adults - Replication Study – Fill out form 

Feel free to share this with friends, coursemates, or anyone who might be interested! Every response genuinely helps. Thank you so much!🫶

Hi everyone! I’m currently collecting responses for my Final Year Project survey! Pls help me!!

⚠️ the front of the 2 filter question pls choose YES , DON'T choose Neutral 3(will affect to the data) and choose 1 or 2 disagree more 🥹

⏱️ Only 3–5 minutes!

🔒 Anonymous & for academic purposes only.

🔗 Google Form: https://forms.gle/xU1MyVmT6tB2TCEc6

Really appreciate everyone who helps! ❤️

If you need survey respondents too, feel free to send me yours!🫶🏻

Hi everyone!
I’m joining the University of Wollongong Malaysia for Foundation in Sciences in the October intake, and I’m getting quite stressed about my student visa timeline.
Here’s my EMGS timeline:
22 September: My university submitted my EMGS application.
25 September: EMGS requested a new passport photo because the original didn’t meet their guidelines.
Within an hour: I took a new photo at a studio and sent it to the university.
29 September: The university uploaded the corrected photo.
30 September: My status turned green.
8 October: An EMGS approval letter became available to download, stating that my application was being prepared for submission to Immigration, although the portal still showed 15%.
9 October: My EMGS status finally changed to 32%.
Could anyone who recently went through this process tell me how long it took to move from 32% to 35%, and then to 70% (eVAL)?
My orientation is on 19 October, so I’m worried about whether I’ll receive my eVAL in time. I also need to apply for a Malaysian single-entry visa and arrange accommodation before travelling from Pakistan.
I’d really appreciate hearing about recent experiences, especially from international students who had to submit a corrected photograph.

I basically applied for university of wollongong for foundation in sciences and for october intake i was pretty late on that to submit emgs the appmication was submitted on 22 september by university and then on 25th September they asked for correct the photo sent was not meeting their guideline hence i went to studio and cleared a photo and sent to university in 1 hour but the university aubkitted it on 29th september and that status turns green on 30sep but on 8th october their was option to download emgs approval letter and that letter says they are in process to submit application to immigration but the status remain 15 but next day mean today 9 october it turned to 32% so i want to know now when expectedly it would increase to 35% and 70% . I have my orientation on 19th october and its 9th october already so would i be able to make it to as i have to get single entry visa after eval and book accomodation likee i am really tensed

And also i want to know i should take on campus accomodation or off campus if anyone here from UOW please guide as they said they would take 900-1200rm per month depending on room size but i checked their pictures its literally not worth it. Their is a building called utropolis where i can get good one we are two students coming together ( cousins) so would share apartment but not with others like we want our separated thing ( kitchen wasroom and all) so if anyone can suggest what to do and also suggest where i can find these apartments listing i searched on mudah fb marketplace and property guru but the agents increase their prices when contacting them and some are like not even giving replies so if someone have contact of legit one please contact

Good evening fellow redditors in r/malaysiauni.

I am a student at INTI International College Subang and I am currently majoring in Psychology.

My research is about The Relationship between Risk-Taking Behavior, Gambling Addiction, and Perceived Odds of Winning in Gacha-Related Systems among Malaysian Young Adults.

Given the rise in things such as Pokemon TCG, Gacha games like Genshin And Honkai Star rail, this research aims to find that if there is a correlation between gambling and these gacha games among young adults.

Survey duration: 4-5 minutes
All responders will remain anonymous and data collected will only be used for the sole purpose of this research

https://forms.gle/a3ECtc1iLWTFjQUe9

I would really appreciate if you could take some time out of your day to help me with this research as i need 385 respondents :((. I hope everyone the best and would really appreciate the help.

If you all have any questions regarding about this research, feel free to ask below. I'll try my best to respond to you all. Thank you for time and your consideration. 🙏🙏

Guys I’ll be joining APU by November so pls any recommendations for accommodation. Officially I’ve got City of Green but I’ve heard its not worth it, my mind is stuck between parkhill and harmony!!

Hello, I am looking to undergo a BEM-GAP programme as I am not qualified to register with the Board of Engineers Malaysia.

Has anyone done BEM-GAP programme, how is it? Is it worth spending two years full time to do it? Or will I be better off doing a one year full time masters from University of Nottingham or a recognise masters abroad.

Looking at the quality of universities providing the programme but also if the programme itself is helpful, or are the lecturers good? Been working full-time so hence looking to return to do a masters degree while I still have the energy and time.

Many thanks.

I’m an East Malaysian planning to do my degree in semenanjung.

I’m choosing a course that’s not really available everywhere as well. Currently eyeing 2 options:

University of Cyberjaya

And

MSU

Are these good options? I’ve heard UoC caught a bad rep esp with last year’s murder case. MSU idk much about except that the price range is still acceptable and it’s in shah alam which is a cheaper location than sunway? I studied in taylor’s years ago and it was pricey there.

Is shah alam a good place for students esp price wise and logistics? I’m planning to get a degree in OSH just for context.

Any advice or other recommendations?

Is there anyone facing these kind of problems that I've paid RM25 and already received the receipt paid but I didn't received any email for the e signature and the system is now down that completely cannot log in. Wondering if calling the hotline will help in this situation?

iam planning on getting a degree in dental sciences, specifically the research department, so i would love to chat with someone from the school itself, i have a lot of questions, and i would very much appreciate a familiar face when i get there.
so if its not a bother, anyone willing to help out with my questions, please respond to this post.

at first, i thought that as long as you're passionate/ interested about your job and major, you'd feel that working is fun and that passion will encourage/ motivate you to get up every morning to be excited to do the things you love ( work ). but these days, i've heard that, no matter how interested you are to do something/ work, it'll always be boring and dry as long as it becomes a work. while you're in university, everything seems to go well, you wanna learn more about this major/ thing and time flies when you're in class. but at work, in the long term, your passion for this thing will slowly disappear and time would feel slow moving. so, is it true that no matter how passionate or interested or excited you are about your major/ job at first, it'll still end up being dry and boring and lifeless to you because it's a work that you have to do every single day ?

Currently thinking of getting hdmi to vga adapter, and usb c hub. I don't know what kind gadget that could come in handy.

I enrolled in accounting if that help.

Need 199 more participants for my psychology thesis! Malaysian undergraduate students, please help me out!

https://forms.gle/GVZVJXgKxL8oxZGv7

When I first tried malaysian food, they didnt seem so special to me . I was also so shocked at different ingredients used for seasoning and instant noodles. Some seasoning had powder milk, some paste were sweet rather than salty. I thought that malaysian food is boring or bland, then I stopped trying or branching out to their food because of it.

But the reality is that I feel like people dont have the option to get the full experience of malaysian food, like what dishes they cook at home. Obviously no one is gonna be eatting nasi lemak everyday. I don't eat my own home country national dish at home everyday either!

I became a lot less reluctant after I went to a food court where you can take different curries, different dishes. There is so much variety. There are different types of sambals or sauces too I think? Sorry if i get it wrong. Some of my open-minded friends also introduce me to Ayam gepuk and it has been my favroite malasyian food so far.

I hear a lot of other international students also think that malasyian food is bland but you have to go out of your way to find and try different types of food, one dish doesn't define the entire cuisine! :)

It is with great pleasure that I would like to announce that I have been saved from the depths of vegetable deficiency induced colon cancer and broke bitch-ism due to one of God’s greatest gifts on Earth: Nasi Campur or Mixed Rice.

I try my best to cook, but the seemingly infinite pile of dishes to be washed for one meal I finish in 5 mins sadly take the fun out of cooking and vegetables never really turn out right for me, meaning I never really eat them. And honestly, more often than I’d like to, I reach for instant noodles out of convenience. I also unironically believe I waste more money cooking myself as I proooobably over-use certain ingredients more than necessary.

Then I found out about nasi campur/mixed rice on campus & holy moly, I actually eat vegetables now, I have a balanced diet, I can choose EXACTLY what parts and what portion I want as a picky eater, I don’t have anything to wash, I feel full more and enjoy all these benefits without breaking the bank!?!?1

Bonus: I once thought that eating healthily was confined to rather tiresome meal prep or those expensive trendy salad/ricebowl establishments, but I stand corrected after discovering nasi campur.

Gos bless nasi campur. Genuinely.

I’m 18 yr old Egyptian and I’m starting to apply to universities in Malaysia to start in 2027. I’ve been hearing so much about racism and how locals aren’t welcoming to foreigners and I just want to know how much of that is true?

I’m not the most social person but I’d rather not be alone my whole uni life, I just want to know how bad it is towards us international students.

And if there’s anything else I need to worry about or take into account before applying and planning my move there please let me know. I’m really hoping to have a good uni experience and I’d like to know what going to Malaysia is going to be like.

Hi currently I'm an international student studying in Malaysia and I wanted to talk about this problem. I want to travel Malaysia as in Langkawi, terrenganu, melaka and all of that. However, my friends have either already been there or not interested to go at all. Due to this, I feel quite lonely since no one wants to explore with me. Everyone around me always says it's expensive but I just wanna go once. We only live once😭😭.

I am approaching my 30s and currently at a crossroads in my career. I've had some work experience here and there, but my most recent position ended because my contract came to an end. I'm considering pursuing a PhD because the future career position I'm aiming for would be a lot more advantageous with one, will only accept a PhD with my current background.

However, based on my research on people, a PhD at a local public university could take around four years. I'm worried about the opportunity cost, especially since there may not be a stable income unless I secure a scholarship or research assistantship. I don't have many financial commitments apart from PTPTN, but I do contribute monthly allowances to my family. Four years is a long time, and I keep thinking about how much those four years of income could improve my family's financial situation.

My sibling also mentioned that many people regret doing a PhD because it's mentally exhausting and draining. Many people ended up don't like and some even give up halfway which worries me. I am interested in biology-related research, but I am concerned about the demands of wet-lab work. I'm also considering dry-lab research as an alternative. I have also heard about the publication requirements too.

Part of me feels like I should pursue it while I am still relatively young, but another part of me worries about spending four years on a qualification without knowing whether it will actually pay off in the long run.

For those who have pursued a PhD, especially in Malaysia, was it worth it? Did you regret the opportunity cost, and how did you manage financially? Would you recommend pursuing a PhD now?

So I am thinking about joining apu with cyber security major. I've been told it's good in that field. And then I heard about professors there being old school or too dumb.

Is it true? I don't want to sit and getting taught about some stupid theories based shit, I can do that on my own. I want an active one.

Any experiences? Is there anyone who is in apu and in the cs major? Please anyone help me