University of Malaya

Location	Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Websites	University Homepage Exchange Program Website
Study Abroad Contact Information	International Relations Office Level L, Chancellery Universiti Malaya 50603 Kuala Lumpur Malaysia international [at] um.edu.my Study Abroad Coordinator Ms. Salifah Hasanah Ahmad Bedawi Email: salifah [at] um.edu.my Phone: +603-7967 3423 / 7915 International Relations Officer Ms. Judy Choong Chai Kun Email: judychoong [at] um.edu.my
Type of Exchange	General
Term Dates (including exams)	Semester 1: September - January Semester 2: February - June
Language of Instruction	English and selected foreign languages
Important information	Fact Sheet 2020

Country Report	Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development (DFATD) Report Malaysia Travel Advice: here you'll find information about staying safe and healthy abroad, laws and culture of Malaysia, and the entry and exit requirements.
Approximate Living Expenses	These costs are included merely as a guide, as the lifestyles of students vary greatly. When budgeting, students should also consider pre-departure expenses related to clothing, equipment, transportation to Malaysia, etc. Accommodation: RM 300-600 / month Food: RM 450-600 / month Public Transportation: RM 30-50 / month Phone package: RM 30-80 / month You may be eligible for bursaries or financial aid.
Accommodation	University of Malaya offers On-Campus Residential Colleges (meals not included), and refers students to specific to Off-Campus Private Housing opportunities. See here for more details.
Visa Information	The type of visa students will require to study in Malaysia and the procedure to obtain it depends on their country of citizenship and the duration of their stay. Students should contact the nearest Embassy of Malaysia for more information. More information here.
Health Insurance Information	For Canadian students with provincial and the SSMU, PGSS, MCSS Supplemental Health Plan – check with both provincial and ASEQ (studentcare.ca) to ensure coverage while abroad. For the supplemental plan, insurance providers usually require a) the student's nomination letter in Minerva, b) the student's acceptance letter from the host. For International students enrolled in the International Health Insurance plan – visit the International Student Services Health Insurance website for information about Travel. For students covered under their own plans (parents, governmental organization etc) – confirm coverage with the insurance provider.
Other Information

The University of Malaya is a new exchange partner for students going on exchange in 2020-21!