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QS #31 (parent)Subang Jaya, Malaysia· QS World University Rankings 2027

Monash University Malaysia

Monash University Malaysia, in Subang Jaya, Malaysia, has 23 undergraduate courses listed on StudyPath. International tuition runs from MYR 51,840 to MYR 138,720 a year depending on the course. Monash Malaysia publishes its own accommodation prices, from MYR 2,340 per quarter. 2 named scholarships are recorded against these courses. Every figure above was read from Monash Malaysia's own published pages and last checked on 3 September 2026.

Not separately listed in the QS World University Rankings — QS ranks "Monash University" as one global institution and topuniversities.com has no distinct profile for the Malaysia campus. Monash Malaysia's own site cites the same 31st-place figure as the parent ("Monash is ranked: 31st in the world according to the... QS World University Rankings 2027"), so that number belongs to the combined institution, not a standalone Malaysia ranking, and is not recorded here as this campus's own.

This is a branch campus of Monash University (Australia campus) (QS #31. The whole institution's figure). Degrees, fees and admission here are set by this campus. The parent's position is shown for context only, never claimed as this campus's own. See above for how QS actually treats this campus.

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courses

23 courses

BCompSc · 3 years · Computer Science

International tuition

MYR 54,720 per year

~MYR 164,200 for the whole 3 years, at today's fee
Verified

2026 · Priced for this course · International students

Monash Malaysia states this fee against a calendar year ("In 2026"), not a 2026/27-style academic-year label. Malaysian students pay RM47,040 for the same course. From 1 July 2025 a 6% Malaysian government service tax applies on top of tuition and related fees for international students at private universities, including Monash Malaysia, so the amount actually payable is higher than this headline figure. General fees apply on top: one-off application RM100, one-off registration RM200, and RM100 per semester in general amenities.

Show the fee on the university's site
Intake
February, July, October
Source
Taught in
English
Source
Application deadline
Not verified

What you'll study

Not yet added.

Scholarships2 available
  • Monash High Achiever Award (for new students)

    RM10,000 tuition fee waiver per year (RM5,000 per semester), subject to maintaining the academic progress stated in the offer letter, enrolling a full load of 24 credit points, completing the course within its normal duration (no extensions), and not taking on other financial assistance at any point of study.

    Eligibility: Open to Malaysian and international students with a full offer to study at Monash University Malaysia, for entry into any undergraduate course except the Bachelor of Medical Science and Doctor of Medicine and the Bachelor of Pharmacy (Honours). Applicants must have completed an Australian Year 12 qualification or an international senior secondary qualification accepted by the University with an outstanding Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR) or equivalent, as determined by Monash University Malaysia (no specific ATAR/grade figure is published on this page). Not available to students who have already commenced tertiary studies or are transferring with credit exemptions/advanced standing. Awarded automatically to eligible admitted applicants — a course application is treated as the scholarship application.

    No literal ATAR number or A-Level grade bar is published for this award, so no minimumALevelGrades/minimumGPA/minimumPercentage field is recorded here — eligibility is assessed by Monash against an unpublished 'outstanding' bar. The payout is a fixed RM amount rather than a percentage of tuition, so coveragePercentage is not recorded either. Monash Malaysia separately publishes an ASEAN Monash Malaysia Coursework Scholarship (100% tuition fee waiver, open to ASEAN nationals demonstrating financial need, at https://www.monash.edu.my/student-services/financial-assistance/asean-monash-malaysia-scholarships) — not recorded as a structured entry here because it is sourced from a different page than this scholarship block cites.

    Source
  • ASEAN Monash Malaysia Coursework Scholarship

    100% tuition fee waiver, either on its own or bundled with a stipend and laptop allowance, awarded competitively and subject to retention criteria in the scholarship terms and conditions.

    Eligibility: Open to nationals of an ASEAN country (Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Lao PDR, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Timor-Leste, or Vietnam) who are high-achieving and demonstrate financial need, commencing full-time Diploma or Undergraduate study at Monash University Malaysia. Applicants must hold a formal offer of study and meet all admission requirements for their chosen programme, demonstrate a strong academic record, and show active involvement in extra-curricular activities; only shortlisted candidates are interviewed, and awards are made competitively at Monash University Malaysia's sole discretion. Not available for the Bachelor of Medical Science and Doctor of Medicine, the Bachelor of Pharmacy (Honours), the Bachelor of Business and Commerce double degrees with Computer Science or with Digital Media and Communication, the Bachelor of Biomedical Engineering (Honours), or the Bachelor of Materials Engineering (Honours).

    A separate, broader-nationality award to the Monash High Achiever Award cited above: this one requires ASEAN nationality plus demonstrated financial need rather than an outstanding entry score, and pays a full 100% tuition waiver (optionally with a stipend and laptop allowance) rather than a fixed RM10,000 amount. No literal grade, GPA or percentage entry bar is published (only "a strong academic record"), so minimumALevelGrades/minimumGPA/minimumPercentage are not set here. The source page names six excluded Monash Malaysia programmes, including the Bachelor of Biomedical Engineering (Honours) (which is why that program in this dataset does not carry this entry) — this program is not on that exclusion list.

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Entry requirementsEnglish · grades

English language

  • IELTS Academic, 6.5 overall, Listening score: 6.0 Reading score: 6.0 Writing score: 6.0 Speaking score: 6.0This is the score band for "all undergraduate and postgraduate coursework courses" (not the lower Diploma of Business band or the higher Bachelor of Medical Science / Doctor of Medicine band).
Source

Academic offer

Monash entry score of at least GCE A Level 9 points, STPM (Malaysia) 8.5, or UEC (Malaysia) ≤4.2 (equivalent scores are also published for MUFY, ATAR, the IB Diploma and other qualifications in Monash's own entry-score table). Higher level Mathematics (Australian Year 12 Higher equivalent) is a formal prerequisite.
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BCompSc · 3 years · Computer Science, Data Science & AI

International tuition

MYR 54,720 per year

~MYR 164,200 for the whole 3 years, at today's fee
Verified

2026 · Priced for this course · International students

Monash Malaysia states this fee against a calendar year ("In 2026"), not a 2026/27-style academic-year label. Malaysian students pay RM47,040 for the same course. From 1 July 2025 a 6% Malaysian government service tax applies on top of tuition and related fees for international students at private universities, including Monash Malaysia, so the amount actually payable is higher than this headline figure. General fees apply on top: one-off application RM100, one-off registration RM200, and RM100 per semester in general amenities.

Show the fee on the university's site
Intake
February, July, October
Source
Taught in
English
Source
Application deadline
Not verified

What you'll study

Not yet added.

Scholarships2 available
  • Monash High Achiever Award (for new students)

    RM10,000 tuition fee waiver per year (RM5,000 per semester), subject to maintaining the academic progress stated in the offer letter, enrolling a full load of 24 credit points, completing the course within its normal duration (no extensions), and not taking on other financial assistance at any point of study.

    Eligibility: Open to Malaysian and international students with a full offer to study at Monash University Malaysia, for entry into any undergraduate course except the Bachelor of Medical Science and Doctor of Medicine and the Bachelor of Pharmacy (Honours). Applicants must have completed an Australian Year 12 qualification or an international senior secondary qualification accepted by the University with an outstanding Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR) or equivalent, as determined by Monash University Malaysia (no specific ATAR/grade figure is published on this page). Not available to students who have already commenced tertiary studies or are transferring with credit exemptions/advanced standing. Awarded automatically to eligible admitted applicants — a course application is treated as the scholarship application.

    No literal ATAR number or A-Level grade bar is published for this award, so no minimumALevelGrades/minimumGPA/minimumPercentage field is recorded here — eligibility is assessed by Monash against an unpublished 'outstanding' bar. The payout is a fixed RM amount rather than a percentage of tuition, so coveragePercentage is not recorded either. Monash Malaysia separately publishes an ASEAN Monash Malaysia Coursework Scholarship (100% tuition fee waiver, open to ASEAN nationals demonstrating financial need, at https://www.monash.edu.my/student-services/financial-assistance/asean-monash-malaysia-scholarships) — not recorded as a structured entry here because it is sourced from a different page than this scholarship block cites.

    Source
  • ASEAN Monash Malaysia Coursework Scholarship

    100% tuition fee waiver, either on its own or bundled with a stipend and laptop allowance, awarded competitively and subject to retention criteria in the scholarship terms and conditions.

    Eligibility: Open to nationals of an ASEAN country (Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Lao PDR, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Timor-Leste, or Vietnam) who are high-achieving and demonstrate financial need, commencing full-time Diploma or Undergraduate study at Monash University Malaysia. Applicants must hold a formal offer of study and meet all admission requirements for their chosen programme, demonstrate a strong academic record, and show active involvement in extra-curricular activities; only shortlisted candidates are interviewed, and awards are made competitively at Monash University Malaysia's sole discretion. Not available for the Bachelor of Medical Science and Doctor of Medicine, the Bachelor of Pharmacy (Honours), the Bachelor of Business and Commerce double degrees with Computer Science or with Digital Media and Communication, the Bachelor of Biomedical Engineering (Honours), or the Bachelor of Materials Engineering (Honours).

    A separate, broader-nationality award to the Monash High Achiever Award cited above: this one requires ASEAN nationality plus demonstrated financial need rather than an outstanding entry score, and pays a full 100% tuition waiver (optionally with a stipend and laptop allowance) rather than a fixed RM10,000 amount. No literal grade, GPA or percentage entry bar is published (only "a strong academic record"), so minimumALevelGrades/minimumGPA/minimumPercentage are not set here. The source page names six excluded Monash Malaysia programmes, including the Bachelor of Biomedical Engineering (Honours) (which is why that program in this dataset does not carry this entry) — this program is not on that exclusion list.

    Source
Entry requirementsEnglish · grades

English language

  • IELTS Academic, 6.5 overall, Listening score: 6.0 Reading score: 6.0 Writing score: 6.0 Speaking score: 6.0This is the score band for "all undergraduate and postgraduate coursework courses" (not the lower Diploma of Business band or the higher Bachelor of Medical Science / Doctor of Medicine band).
Source

Academic offer

Monash entry score of at least GCE A Level 9 points, STPM (Malaysia) 8.5, or UEC (Malaysia) ≤4.2 — matching the standard Bachelor of Computer Science scale. Mathematics (Australian Year 12 Higher equivalent) is a formal prerequisite.
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BSoftEng (Hons) · 4 years · Software Engineering

International tuition

MYR 64,800 per year

~MYR 259,200 for the whole 4 years, at today's fee
Verified

2026 · Priced for this course · International students

Monash Malaysia states this fee against a calendar year ("In 2026"), not a 2026/27-style academic-year label. Malaysian students pay RM54,720 for the same course. From 1 July 2025 a 6% Malaysian government service tax applies on top of tuition and related fees for international students at private universities, including Monash Malaysia, so the amount actually payable is higher than this headline figure. General fees apply on top: one-off application RM100, one-off registration RM200, and RM100 per semester in general amenities.

Show the fee on the university's site
Intake
February, July, October
Source
Taught in
English
Source
Application deadline
Not verified

What you'll study

Not yet added.

Scholarships2 available
  • Monash High Achiever Award (for new students)

    RM10,000 tuition fee waiver per year (RM5,000 per semester), subject to maintaining the academic progress stated in the offer letter, enrolling a full load of 24 credit points, completing the course within its normal duration (no extensions), and not taking on other financial assistance at any point of study.

    Eligibility: Open to Malaysian and international students with a full offer to study at Monash University Malaysia, for entry into any undergraduate course except the Bachelor of Medical Science and Doctor of Medicine and the Bachelor of Pharmacy (Honours). Applicants must have completed an Australian Year 12 qualification or an international senior secondary qualification accepted by the University with an outstanding Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR) or equivalent, as determined by Monash University Malaysia (no specific ATAR/grade figure is published on this page). Not available to students who have already commenced tertiary studies or are transferring with credit exemptions/advanced standing. Awarded automatically to eligible admitted applicants — a course application is treated as the scholarship application.

    No literal ATAR number or A-Level grade bar is published for this award, so no minimumALevelGrades/minimumGPA/minimumPercentage field is recorded here — eligibility is assessed by Monash against an unpublished 'outstanding' bar. The payout is a fixed RM amount rather than a percentage of tuition, so coveragePercentage is not recorded either. Monash Malaysia separately publishes an ASEAN Monash Malaysia Coursework Scholarship (100% tuition fee waiver, open to ASEAN nationals demonstrating financial need, at https://www.monash.edu.my/student-services/financial-assistance/asean-monash-malaysia-scholarships) — not recorded as a structured entry here because it is sourced from a different page than this scholarship block cites.

    Source
  • ASEAN Monash Malaysia Coursework Scholarship

    100% tuition fee waiver, either on its own or bundled with a stipend and laptop allowance, awarded competitively and subject to retention criteria in the scholarship terms and conditions.

    Eligibility: Open to nationals of an ASEAN country (Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Lao PDR, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Timor-Leste, or Vietnam) who are high-achieving and demonstrate financial need, commencing full-time Diploma or Undergraduate study at Monash University Malaysia. Applicants must hold a formal offer of study and meet all admission requirements for their chosen programme, demonstrate a strong academic record, and show active involvement in extra-curricular activities; only shortlisted candidates are interviewed, and awards are made competitively at Monash University Malaysia's sole discretion. Not available for the Bachelor of Medical Science and Doctor of Medicine, the Bachelor of Pharmacy (Honours), the Bachelor of Business and Commerce double degrees with Computer Science or with Digital Media and Communication, the Bachelor of Biomedical Engineering (Honours), or the Bachelor of Materials Engineering (Honours).

    A separate, broader-nationality award to the Monash High Achiever Award cited above: this one requires ASEAN nationality plus demonstrated financial need rather than an outstanding entry score, and pays a full 100% tuition waiver (optionally with a stipend and laptop allowance) rather than a fixed RM10,000 amount. No literal grade, GPA or percentage entry bar is published (only "a strong academic record"), so minimumALevelGrades/minimumGPA/minimumPercentage are not set here. The source page names six excluded Monash Malaysia programmes, including the Bachelor of Biomedical Engineering (Honours) (which is why that program in this dataset does not carry this entry) — this program is not on that exclusion list.

    Source
Entry requirementsEnglish · grades

English language

  • IELTS Academic, 6.5 overall, Listening score: 6.0 Reading score: 6.0 Writing score: 6.0 Speaking score: 6.0This is the score band for "all undergraduate and postgraduate coursework courses" (not the lower Diploma of Business band or the higher Bachelor of Medical Science / Doctor of Medicine band).
Source

Academic offer

Monash entry score of at least GCE A Level 10 points, STPM (Malaysia) 9.1, or UEC (Malaysia) ≤3.4 — the higher engineering-band entry score used for this course. Mathematics (Australian Higher Year 12 equivalent) and at least one of Chemistry or Physics (Australian Year 12 equivalent) are formal prerequisites for the Bachelor of Engineering.
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BAppDataSc · 3 years · Data Science & AI

International tuition

MYR 60,480 per year

~MYR 181,400 for the whole 3 years, at today's fee
Verified

2026 · Priced for this course · International students

Monash Malaysia states this fee against a calendar year ("In 2026"), not a 2026/27-style academic-year label. Malaysian students pay RM51,360 for the same course. From 1 July 2025 a 6% Malaysian government service tax applies on top of tuition and related fees for international students at private universities, including Monash Malaysia, so the amount actually payable is higher than this headline figure. General fees apply on top: one-off application RM100, one-off registration RM200, and RM100 per semester in general amenities.

Show the fee on the university's site
Intake
February, July, October
Source
Taught in
English
Source
Application deadline
Not verified

What you'll study

Not yet added.

Scholarships2 available
  • Monash High Achiever Award (for new students)

    RM10,000 tuition fee waiver per year (RM5,000 per semester), subject to maintaining the academic progress stated in the offer letter, enrolling a full load of 24 credit points, completing the course within its normal duration (no extensions), and not taking on other financial assistance at any point of study.

    Eligibility: Open to Malaysian and international students with a full offer to study at Monash University Malaysia, for entry into any undergraduate course except the Bachelor of Medical Science and Doctor of Medicine and the Bachelor of Pharmacy (Honours). Applicants must have completed an Australian Year 12 qualification or an international senior secondary qualification accepted by the University with an outstanding Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR) or equivalent, as determined by Monash University Malaysia (no specific ATAR/grade figure is published on this page). Not available to students who have already commenced tertiary studies or are transferring with credit exemptions/advanced standing. Awarded automatically to eligible admitted applicants — a course application is treated as the scholarship application.

    No literal ATAR number or A-Level grade bar is published for this award, so no minimumALevelGrades/minimumGPA/minimumPercentage field is recorded here — eligibility is assessed by Monash against an unpublished 'outstanding' bar. The payout is a fixed RM amount rather than a percentage of tuition, so coveragePercentage is not recorded either. Monash Malaysia separately publishes an ASEAN Monash Malaysia Coursework Scholarship (100% tuition fee waiver, open to ASEAN nationals demonstrating financial need, at https://www.monash.edu.my/student-services/financial-assistance/asean-monash-malaysia-scholarships) — not recorded as a structured entry here because it is sourced from a different page than this scholarship block cites.

    Source
  • ASEAN Monash Malaysia Coursework Scholarship

    100% tuition fee waiver, either on its own or bundled with a stipend and laptop allowance, awarded competitively and subject to retention criteria in the scholarship terms and conditions.

    Eligibility: Open to nationals of an ASEAN country (Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Lao PDR, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Timor-Leste, or Vietnam) who are high-achieving and demonstrate financial need, commencing full-time Diploma or Undergraduate study at Monash University Malaysia. Applicants must hold a formal offer of study and meet all admission requirements for their chosen programme, demonstrate a strong academic record, and show active involvement in extra-curricular activities; only shortlisted candidates are interviewed, and awards are made competitively at Monash University Malaysia's sole discretion. Not available for the Bachelor of Medical Science and Doctor of Medicine, the Bachelor of Pharmacy (Honours), the Bachelor of Business and Commerce double degrees with Computer Science or with Digital Media and Communication, the Bachelor of Biomedical Engineering (Honours), or the Bachelor of Materials Engineering (Honours).

    A separate, broader-nationality award to the Monash High Achiever Award cited above: this one requires ASEAN nationality plus demonstrated financial need rather than an outstanding entry score, and pays a full 100% tuition waiver (optionally with a stipend and laptop allowance) rather than a fixed RM10,000 amount. No literal grade, GPA or percentage entry bar is published (only "a strong academic record"), so minimumALevelGrades/minimumGPA/minimumPercentage are not set here. The source page names six excluded Monash Malaysia programmes, including the Bachelor of Biomedical Engineering (Honours) (which is why that program in this dataset does not carry this entry) — this program is not on that exclusion list.

    Source
Entry requirementsEnglish · grades

English language

  • IELTS Academic, 6.5 overall, Listening score: 6.0 Reading score: 6.0 Writing score: 6.0 Speaking score: 6.0This is the score band for "all undergraduate and postgraduate coursework courses" (not the lower Diploma of Business band or the higher Bachelor of Medical Science / Doctor of Medicine band).
Source

Academic offer

Monash entry score of at least GCE A Level 9 points, STPM (Malaysia) 8.5, or UEC (Malaysia) ≤4.2. Higher level Mathematics (Australian Year 12 or equivalent) is a formal prerequisite, alongside Monash's standard English requirement.
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BMedBiosc · 3 years · Biology & Life Sciences, Biochemistry

International tuition

MYR 60,480 per year

~MYR 181,400 for the whole 3 years, at today's fee
Verified

2026 · Priced for this course · International students

Monash Malaysia states this fee against a calendar year ("In 2026"), not a 2026/27-style academic-year label. Malaysian students pay RM51,360 for the same course. From 1 July 2025 a 6% Malaysian government service tax applies on top of tuition and related fees for international students at private universities, including Monash Malaysia, so the amount actually payable is higher than this headline figure. General fees apply on top: one-off application RM100, one-off registration RM200, and RM100 per semester in general amenities.

Show the fee on the university's site
Intake
February, July, October
Source
Taught in
English
Source
Application deadline
Not verified

What you'll study

Not yet added.

Scholarships2 available
  • Monash High Achiever Award (for new students)

    RM10,000 tuition fee waiver per year (RM5,000 per semester), subject to maintaining the academic progress stated in the offer letter, enrolling a full load of 24 credit points, completing the course within its normal duration (no extensions), and not taking on other financial assistance at any point of study.

    Eligibility: Open to Malaysian and international students with a full offer to study at Monash University Malaysia, for entry into any undergraduate course except the Bachelor of Medical Science and Doctor of Medicine and the Bachelor of Pharmacy (Honours). Applicants must have completed an Australian Year 12 qualification or an international senior secondary qualification accepted by the University with an outstanding Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR) or equivalent, as determined by Monash University Malaysia (no specific ATAR/grade figure is published on this page). Not available to students who have already commenced tertiary studies or are transferring with credit exemptions/advanced standing. Awarded automatically to eligible admitted applicants — a course application is treated as the scholarship application.

    No literal ATAR number or A-Level grade bar is published for this award, so no minimumALevelGrades/minimumGPA/minimumPercentage field is recorded here — eligibility is assessed by Monash against an unpublished 'outstanding' bar. The payout is a fixed RM amount rather than a percentage of tuition, so coveragePercentage is not recorded either. Monash Malaysia separately publishes an ASEAN Monash Malaysia Coursework Scholarship (100% tuition fee waiver, open to ASEAN nationals demonstrating financial need, at https://www.monash.edu.my/student-services/financial-assistance/asean-monash-malaysia-scholarships) — not recorded as a structured entry here because it is sourced from a different page than this scholarship block cites.

    Source
  • ASEAN Monash Malaysia Coursework Scholarship

    100% tuition fee waiver, either on its own or bundled with a stipend and laptop allowance, awarded competitively and subject to retention criteria in the scholarship terms and conditions.

    Eligibility: Open to nationals of an ASEAN country (Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Lao PDR, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Timor-Leste, or Vietnam) who are high-achieving and demonstrate financial need, commencing full-time Diploma or Undergraduate study at Monash University Malaysia. Applicants must hold a formal offer of study and meet all admission requirements for their chosen programme, demonstrate a strong academic record, and show active involvement in extra-curricular activities; only shortlisted candidates are interviewed, and awards are made competitively at Monash University Malaysia's sole discretion. Not available for the Bachelor of Medical Science and Doctor of Medicine, the Bachelor of Pharmacy (Honours), the Bachelor of Business and Commerce double degrees with Computer Science or with Digital Media and Communication, the Bachelor of Biomedical Engineering (Honours), or the Bachelor of Materials Engineering (Honours).

    A separate, broader-nationality award to the Monash High Achiever Award cited above: this one requires ASEAN nationality plus demonstrated financial need rather than an outstanding entry score, and pays a full 100% tuition waiver (optionally with a stipend and laptop allowance) rather than a fixed RM10,000 amount. No literal grade, GPA or percentage entry bar is published (only "a strong academic record"), so minimumALevelGrades/minimumGPA/minimumPercentage are not set here. The source page names six excluded Monash Malaysia programmes, including the Bachelor of Biomedical Engineering (Honours) (which is why that program in this dataset does not carry this entry) — this program is not on that exclusion list.

    Source
Entry requirementsEnglish · grades

English language

  • IELTS Academic, 6.5 overall, Listening score: 6.0 Reading score: 6.0 Writing score: 6.0 Speaking score: 6.0This is the score band for "all undergraduate and postgraduate coursework courses" (not the lower Diploma of Business band or the higher Bachelor of Medical Science / Doctor of Medicine band). Medical Bioscience is not the Bachelor of Medical Science and is not subject to the higher medicine-only band.
Source

Academic offer

Monash entry score of at least GCE A Level 8 points, STPM (Malaysia) 7.9, or UEC (Malaysia) ≤5 — the lowest of the science-school entry bands seen across these Monash Malaysia programmes. One of Biology, Chemistry or Higher Level Mathematics (Australian Year 12 or equivalent or higher) is a formal prerequisite.
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BPharmSc · 3 years · Biochemistry, Chemistry

International tuition

MYR 60,480 per year

~MYR 181,400 for the whole 3 years, at today's fee
Verified

2026 · Priced for this course · International students

Monash Malaysia states this fee against a calendar year ("In 2026"), not a 2026/27-style academic-year label. Malaysian students pay RM51,360 for the same course. From 1 July 2025 a 6% Malaysian government service tax applies on top of tuition and related fees for international students at private universities, including Monash Malaysia, so the amount actually payable is higher than this headline figure. General fees apply on top: one-off application RM100, one-off registration RM200, and RM100 per semester in general amenities. This is the non-honours Bachelor of Pharmaceutical Science (3 years); a separate 1-year Bachelor of Pharmaceutical Science (Honours) research pathway also exists and is not this program.

Show the fee on the university's site
Intake
February
Source
Taught in
English
Source
Application deadline
Not verified

What you'll study

Not yet added.

Scholarships2 available
  • Monash High Achiever Award (for new students)

    RM10,000 tuition fee waiver per year (RM5,000 per semester), subject to maintaining the academic progress stated in the offer letter, enrolling a full load of 24 credit points, completing the course within its normal duration (no extensions), and not taking on other financial assistance at any point of study.

    Eligibility: Open to Malaysian and international students with a full offer to study at Monash University Malaysia, for entry into any undergraduate course except the Bachelor of Medical Science and Doctor of Medicine and the Bachelor of Pharmacy (Honours). Applicants must have completed an Australian Year 12 qualification or an international senior secondary qualification accepted by the University with an outstanding Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR) or equivalent, as determined by Monash University Malaysia (no specific ATAR/grade figure is published on this page). Not available to students who have already commenced tertiary studies or are transferring with credit exemptions/advanced standing. Awarded automatically to eligible admitted applicants — a course application is treated as the scholarship application.

    No literal ATAR number or A-Level grade bar is published for this award, so no minimumALevelGrades/minimumGPA/minimumPercentage field is recorded here — eligibility is assessed by Monash against an unpublished 'outstanding' bar. The payout is a fixed RM amount rather than a percentage of tuition, so coveragePercentage is not recorded either. Monash Malaysia separately publishes an ASEAN Monash Malaysia Coursework Scholarship (100% tuition fee waiver, open to ASEAN nationals demonstrating financial need, at https://www.monash.edu.my/student-services/financial-assistance/asean-monash-malaysia-scholarships) — not recorded as a structured entry here because it is sourced from a different page than this scholarship block cites.

    Source
  • ASEAN Monash Malaysia Coursework Scholarship

    100% tuition fee waiver, either on its own or bundled with a stipend and laptop allowance, awarded competitively and subject to retention criteria in the scholarship terms and conditions.

    Eligibility: Open to nationals of an ASEAN country (Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Lao PDR, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Timor-Leste, or Vietnam) who are high-achieving and demonstrate financial need, commencing full-time Diploma or Undergraduate study at Monash University Malaysia. Applicants must hold a formal offer of study and meet all admission requirements for their chosen programme, demonstrate a strong academic record, and show active involvement in extra-curricular activities; only shortlisted candidates are interviewed, and awards are made competitively at Monash University Malaysia's sole discretion. Not available for the Bachelor of Medical Science and Doctor of Medicine, the Bachelor of Pharmacy (Honours), the Bachelor of Business and Commerce double degrees with Computer Science or with Digital Media and Communication, the Bachelor of Biomedical Engineering (Honours), or the Bachelor of Materials Engineering (Honours).

    A separate, broader-nationality award to the Monash High Achiever Award cited above: this one requires ASEAN nationality plus demonstrated financial need rather than an outstanding entry score, and pays a full 100% tuition waiver (optionally with a stipend and laptop allowance) rather than a fixed RM10,000 amount. No literal grade, GPA or percentage entry bar is published (only "a strong academic record"), so minimumALevelGrades/minimumGPA/minimumPercentage are not set here. The source page names six excluded Monash Malaysia programmes, including the Bachelor of Biomedical Engineering (Honours) (which is why that program in this dataset does not carry this entry) — this program is not on that exclusion list.

    Source
Entry requirementsEnglish · grades

English language

  • IELTS Academic, 6.5 overall, Listening score: 6.0 Reading score: 6.0 Writing score: 6.0 Speaking score: 6.0This is the score band for "all undergraduate and postgraduate coursework courses" (not the lower Diploma of Business band or the higher Bachelor of Medical Science / Doctor of Medicine band).
Source

Academic offer

Monash entry score of at least GCE A Level 9.5 points, STPM (Malaysia) 8.8, or UEC (Malaysia) ≤3.8. Chemistry and Higher level Mathematics (Australian Year 12 equivalent) are Monash's formal prerequisites for this course.
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About & contact

Subang Jaya, Malaysia· view on Google Maps ↗monash.edu.my

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Accommodation

MYR 2,340–MYR 4,950per quarter

Sunway Monash Residence, official adjacent accommodation, rental per quarter (3 months) by room type

  • Twin-SharingMYR 2,340
  • Single (Inner View)MYR 2,940
  • SingleMYR 3,450
  • Single (Ensuite)MYR 4,950

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After you graduate

Rules read 19 Aug 2026

What Malaysia's own immigration authority currently publishes. Not a ranking, not a guarantee, and not the same as what any agent or forum will tell you. Whether someone actually obtains residence depends on occupation, points, funds and policy that can change between application and graduation.

Work during study

Student Pass holders — but only those studying at a Public University (UA) or a Private Higher Education Institution (IPTS); holders at a language centre, training/skills centre or other accredited centre are not eligible at all — may work part-time during their study period, limited to 20 hours per week, and only at approved kinds of location: restaurants, petrol stations, mini markets, hotels, and university/college areas. Students may not work front-desk roles (in line with the Immigration Department's general foreign-worker policy) or as student recruitment agents. Working requires prior approval: the student's institution must endorse the application (stating the work-permission request, semester schedule and holiday dates) and submit it, with a job offer letter, to the Student Pass Unit at Immigration Department headquarters or a State Immigration Office, and approval is at the Department's discretion. A Student Pass is revoked if these conditions are violated.

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Post-study work visa

Graduate Pass (a Social Visit Pass for recent graduates) . Up to 1 year
A Social Visit Pass, administered through Education Malaysia Global Services (EMGS, the Ministry of Higher Education's own visa-processing agency), that lets an eligible international graduate stay in Malaysia for a year after graduation to travel and work in permitted job sectors without needing an employer sponsor. It is open only to graduates of a Bachelor's degree or higher who held a valid Student Pass, provide their institution's letter of course completion, have a passport valid at least 18 months, hold active health insurance for the Pass's duration, and provide a personal bond with a Malaysian citizen as sponsor earning at least RM1,500 a month; applicants must have no legal convictions in Malaysia. Critically, the Graduate Pass is not open to every nationality: EMGS publishes a specific list of eligible nationalities (which, as of this reading, includes Australia, Canada, China, Germany, India, Japan, the UK, the US and roughly two dozen others but not every country this dataset's students come from), and the extension of eligibility to Chinese and Indian nationals specifically is stated to run only until 31 December 2026, decided case-by-case and requiring a letter of good conduct from the student's institution or embassy — a graduate from a country not on the list, or applying after that date as a Chinese or Indian national without the extension being renewed, would need to check current eligibility directly.

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Route to permanent residence

Malaysia does not publish a general points-based or skills-based route from student or graduate status directly to permanent residence the way several other countries in this dataset do. The Immigration Department's own Residence Pass page lists the only categories that pass covers — family ties to a Malaysian citizen (spouse, child, parent, parent-in-law) or to a Malaysian Permanent Resident (spouse or child), and former Malaysian citizens seeking to return — none of which is a study- or employment-based category. The closest published route for a working graduate is the Residence Pass-Talent (RP-T), introduced by Talent Corporation Malaysia Berhad (TalentCorp, a Ministry of Human Resources agency) together with the Ministry of Home Affairs and the Immigration Department: a renewable 10-year pass, granted to a foreign professional (not a student directly) who has already worked in Malaysia for at least 3 consecutive years on a valid Employment Pass, filed Malaysian income tax for at least the last 2 years, earns a basic monthly salary of at least RM15,000, holds a degree or diploma or a recognised professional/competency certificate, and has at least 5 years' total work experience. RP-T removes the need to stay tied to one employer and lets a holder's spouse work without a separate Employment Pass, but it is a long-term work-and-live pass, not the same status as Malaysian Permanent Residence (Permit Masuk) itself — the naturalisation clock described under citizenshipRoute below runs from the date of holding Malaysia's actual Permanent Resident Identity Card (MyPR), a distinct, discretionary status this dataset found no general published route to.

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Route to citizenship

Malaysian citizenship by naturalisation is granted under Article 19 of the Federal Constitution and administered by the National Registration Department (JPN), part of the Ministry of Home Affairs. For an applicant aged 21 or above, JPN's own published conditions require that the applicant has resided in the Federation for a total period of not less than 10 years in the preceding 12 years, including the 12 months immediately before the application, intends to reside permanently in the Federation, is of good character, has adequate knowledge of the Malay language, and is sponsored by two Malaysian citizens aged 21 or above who are not related to the applicant and are not paid to act as sponsors. Separately, the Ministry of Home Affairs' own citizenship page states that this residence period is calculated from the date the applicant started holding Malaysia's Permanent Resident Identity Card (MyPR) — so the clock only starts once the discretionary Permanent Resident status described under residencyRoute has already been granted, not from arrival or from Student/Employment Pass status. This project could not find an official JPN or Ministry of Home Affairs page stating directly whether a naturalising citizen may keep their original nationality or must renounce it; the pages archived for this entry describe only the separate, opposite process by which a Malaysian citizen may voluntarily renounce Malaysian citizenship (Article 23(1)) — so no claim about dual citizenship is made here pending a source that states it directly.

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New entry added 19 August 2026. Four Malaysian government domains added to IMMIGRATION_DOMAINS in scripts/verify.mjs: imi.gov.my (the Immigration Department of Malaysia itself, for the Student Pass and Residence Pass rules), educationmalaysia.gov.my and its visa.educationmalaysia.gov.my subdomain (Education Malaysia Global Services, EMGS — the Ministry of Higher Education's own agency for processing international-student visas, administering the Graduate Pass; a government agency on a .gov.my domain, the same class of source as studyaustralia.gov.au elsewhere in this dataset), jpn.gov.my (National Registration Department, the actual citizenship-granting authority) and moha.gov.my (Ministry of Home Affairs, JPN's parent ministry, whose own page states the MyPR-based residence-clock rule). A fifth domain, talentcorp.com.my, was also added: Talent Corporation Malaysia Berhad describes itself on its own site as 'a Ministry of Human Resources (KESUMA) agency', and its Residence Pass-Talent visa was 'introduced by TalentCorp in April 2011 together with the Ministry of Home Affairs (MOHA) and the Immigration Department of Malaysia (JIM)' per its own page — a government talent agency administering an immigration scheme jointly with the immigration authority, the same class of exception already made in this dataset for Germany's make-it-in-germany.com and France's campusfrance.org, both non-.gov domains run by the state. inDemandOccupations is left null: no Malaysian government page found this pass publishes a shortage-occupation or priority-sector list gating a specific visa the way Canada, Australia, the UK or Germany do; the RP-T's own salary/experience bar is a general skilled-talent threshold, not an occupation list. naturalisationStatus set to 'published-route': JPN's Article 19 page states real, followable criteria (10 of 12 years' residence counted from the MyPR date, sponsors, language and character requirements), even though — as stated above — the route to Permanent Resident status itself, which starts that clock, is not published with general criteria a student could plan around the way it is in most other countries in this dataset. citizenshipTerms records 10 years as JPN publishes it. Per the Ministry of Home Affairs page described in citizenshipRoute, that period is counted from the date the applicant began holding the Permanent Resident Identity Card (MyPR), so the clock starts only after Permanent Resident status has already been granted. dualCitizenshipAllowed is null: no JPN or Ministry of Home Affairs page found this pass states whether a naturalising citizen may keep their original nationality. studentVisaFunds deliberately left empty, 19 August 2026, after checking: Malaysia publishes no minimum sum a student must show. The Immigration Department's own Student Pass page (snapshot 1f068b64a888121c) asks only for "Proof of financial capability (latest 3-month bank statements, scholarship/embassy sponsorship letters" with no amount attached, and EMGS’s required-documents guidance (snapshot 11452fb3d26aa85d) does the same. The one fixed sum in the process is the Personal Bond, and it is not a maintenance requirement: it is a bond the education institution signs on the candidate’s behalf binding the institution for a specified sum, refunded on completion or withdrawal, and its value is set per nationality rather than per student. Recording it here would misdescribe both what it is and who it applies to.

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