
This Singapore–Malaysia program offered participants a unique opportunity to explore Malaysia’s premier academic institutions, engage with diverse student communities, and experience cultural learning alongside academic exchange. Students visited Universiti Malaya and Monash University Malaysia, gaining insights into innovative academic programs, scholarship opportunities, and collaborative learning environments.
“Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow-mindedness.” – Mark Twain
Program Highlights
Universiti Malaya (UM)
Universiti Malaya, Malaysia’s oldest and most prestigious university, is renowned for its academic excellence, research achievements, and diverse learning community. Students explored its vibrant campus, experiencing the dynamic blend of tradition and innovation that defines UM’s educational environment. The visit provided a broad perspective on UM’s programs, facilities, and student life, highlighting how the university fosters both academic rigor and cultural understanding in a globally connected context.


Monash University Malaysia
Monash University Malaysia, a branch of Australia’s leading university, offers an internationally recognized curriculum and research-focused education in a multicultural setting. Students gained exposure to innovative teaching approaches, collaborative learning environments, and cross-cultural campus interactions. The visit allowed participants to understand how Monash Malaysia combines global standards of academic excellence with an inclusive and diverse student experience, preparing learners to thrive in international academic and professional arenas.
Through visits to Universiti Malaya and Monash University Malaysia, participants engaged with world-class academic environments while experiencing rich cultural learning. The program reflected the theme ‘Cross Cultural Learning and Student Exchange’, providing students with both academic insights and intercultural perspectives. This immersive exchange inspired participants to broaden their understanding of global education, develop cultural competency, and envision their future academic and professional paths within a diverse and interconnected world.








