KAZAN (Russia), May 20 — Malaysia is ready to expand student exchange programmes with Russian universities, but mutual recognition of diplomas should be introduced first to give...
KAZAN , May 20 — Malaysia is ready to expand student exchange programmes with Russian universities, but mutual recognition of diplomas should be introduced first to give Russian and Malaysian students an incentive to study in both countries, Malaysian Education Minister Mohamed Khaled Nordin told Sputnik.
He added that Malaysia “has Student Mobility Programme and at the moment, the country has many universities from all over the world that are already participating in it and sending their students to Malaysia.” At the same time, he noted that the countries should sign an agreement on mutual recognition of diplomas.
Additionally, the minister said that many students from Malaysia are studying in Russia “especially in the field of medicine and pharmacy, as well as engineering,” adding that they are grateful for this opportunity.
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