Foreign students flocking back


THE onslaught of the Covid-19 pandemic almost brought the country to a screeching halt, and the education sector – particularly Malaysia’s plan of becoming a thriving hub for international students –was not spared.

International students who were looking to start or resume their studies in Malaysia suddenly found themselves in a loop of uncertainty; from not knowing when the situation would improve to the various restrictions imposed as the nation fought to keep the virus at bay.

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