• Scholarship / Fund / Loan

  Deadline

• INTI-Laureate Merit Scholarship 2016

  Deadline: Apr/May Intake: 2 Weeks Before Commencement of Programmes

  Offers scholarships to students with outstanding academic performance.

  Apr/May Intake: 2 Weeks Before Commencement of Programmes

• INTI Family Loyalty Award 2016

  Deadline: Apr/May Intake: 2 Weeks before Commencement of Programmes

  This scholarship is to new students who have siblings currently studying at INTI or have a sibling who is an INTI Alumni`s.

  Apr/May Intake: 2 Weeks before Commencement of Programmes

• PTPK Skills Training Loan

  Deadline: Ongoing

  Skills Development Fund Corporation (PTPK) is a statutory corporation which organised by the Ministry of Human Resources which the main purpose is to provide loans for those individuals who undergo some skill trainings.

  Ongoing

• PTPTN Education Financing Scheme

  Deadline: Ongoing

  The PTPTN Education Financing Scheme was established to provide more opportuinities for students to pursue higher education at local institutions.

  Ongoing

• KOJADI Education Loan

  Deadline: Ongoing

  Presently, KOJADI has a total 13 loan schemes under its loan programme to cater for a wide spectrum of education courses ranging from vocational and technical to undergraduate and postgraduate studies.

  Ongoing

• Carl Zeiss Scholarship

  Deadline: Ongoing

  A partial scholarship will be offered to children's employee of Carl Zeiss. The scholars can choose between these destinations as host countries: Brazil, China, France, Germany, Italy, India, Mexico, Russia, Spain, USA.

  Ongoing

• Matrix Invent Scholarship 2016

  Deadline: Ongoing

  Matrix Invent’s reputation and expertise has always been in the areas of Business Process Automation, Information Delivery and Security, and etc.

  Ongoing

• Intel Malaysia Scholarship

  Deadline: Ongoing

  Intel Malaysia grants scholarships every year to outstanding talents from various local and private universities throughout the country.

  Ongoing

• Yayasan Peneraju Skil – Jurukimpal

  Deadline: Ongoing

  Program pertama yang dilancarkan di bawah teras Peneraju Skil ini adalah Peneraju Skil – Jurukimpal dengan tujuan untuk meningkatkan kuantiti dan kualiti jurukimpal Bumiputera di sektor minyak dan gas melalui pensijilan 6G GTAW/ SMAW or 3G ...

  Ongoing

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Scholarship Explained

Financial Aid Providers

In Malaysia, the sponsors of financial aid come from various categories. These include scholarships and loans offered by the government, non-governmental organisations, the private sector, government-linked companies and trade associations.

Types of Financial Aid

Higher education is one of the most important investments you will make in your lifetime. With the increasing cost of education, planning ahead is essential to finance your education. So what are some options you can explore? Here are some common ways students seek financial aid.

• Scholarships
  Scholarships are monetary awards given based on academic or other achievements and are non-repayable, which means you won't have to pay the money back. Scholarships are awarded by the government, non-government organisations, corporations and independent foundations.
• Bursaries
  You may have heard people using the terms 'scholarship' and 'bursary' interchangeably, however, bursaries are usually non-competitive and automatic, and often based on financial need without emphasis on academic standing.
• Grants
  Grants are similar to scholarships and also don't have to be repaid. The difference is that grants are often need-based while scholarships are usually merit-based. Grants are also given to students who carry out academic research projects.
• Education Funds
  Education Funds are Scholarships or loans provided by the Government / foundation / private educational institutions / financial institutions to reduce the burden of financing a student's education expenses, whether locally or overseas.
• Tuition Fee Waiver or Discount
  Many private higher education institutions in Malaysia offer partial or full tuition fee waivers or discounts based on merit (e.g. academic, sports, leadership roles). Recipients are often required to maintain a minimum CGPA to continue enjoying the tuition fee waiver.
• Unit Trusts & Insurance Schemes
  These are typically investment schemes that parents undertake for several years to secure financial funding for their child's higher education.
• Loans
  Loans are financial obligations that must be repaid. Loans are mostly provided by private sector or government bodies.

Financing for Higher Education

The cost of tertiary education does not come cheap, but it is a lifetime investment for your future. Therefore whether your parents can afford your entire or partial cost of tertiary education, you are advised to go through this pathway in order to be competitive in your career advancement. If your family cannot afford the cost, you may work while studying part-time or look for some forms of scholarship, study grant, loan or other sources of financial aid to help you to pay for your education.

Read the article on Scholarships & Study Loans for Higher Education here.