Adjusting to student life isn’t always easy, but with our peer support and mentoring programs at Kings, the transition into your new life in Malaysia isn’t so challenging. Our peer-assisted study sessions, which are designed for students who want to improve their academic performance and are run by our very own students who have previously studied the relevant units.
Upon arrival at Kings University College, our international students will be welcomed and gifted with a Kings University College Welcome Pack! This includes a student handbook, a city guide, a water bottle (to be used at our filtered water stations), a Kings shirt, books, materials, lanyards and stationery.
At Kings University College, we believe that learning extends beyond the classroom. That’s why we offer a diverse range of student-led clubs, organisations, and events that cater to a wide array of interests. Whether you’re passionate about the arts, sports, entrepreneurship, or anything in between, you’ll find your niche here
Our weekly social events help new students bond with our existing students. We visit cafes, restaurants and tourist hot spots around Kuala Lumpur.
Meet people from various backgrounds and share your experiences and culture with others. Teachers and staff are also in attendance and are there for you to bond with as well.
At Kings University College, we understand that success in higher education is not just about attending classes; it’s also about providing a nurturing and inclusive environment that fosters growth and well-being.
Our Student Support department is here to ensure that every student thrives during their time at our institution. Whether you’re facing academic challenges, seeking career guidance, or in need of personal support, we have a range of resources and services tailored to meet your unique needs.
Welcome to a truly diverse and vibrant cultural experience! Malaysia, located in the heart of Southeast Asia, is a land of rich traditions, stunning landscapes, and warm hospitality. At Kings, we are proud to offer you the opportunity to make this captivating country your home during your university journey.
Malaysia is a melting pot of cultures, where Malay, Chinese, Indian, and indigenous influences blend harmoniously. You’ll find a unique fusion of traditions, languages, and cuisines that make everyday life here an exciting exploration.
Welcome to our university’s cultural exploration of Malaysia, a country known for its diverse and captivating cultural mosaic. Malaysia’s culture is a harmonious blend of indigenous traditions, influences from neighbouring nations, and a modern, cosmopolitan vibe. As you embark on your academic journey with us, take a moment to delve into the multifaceted aspects of Malaysia’s culture that make it truly unique.
Malaysia is a melting pot of cultures, with Malay, Chinese, Indian, and indigenous communities coexisting harmoniously. This multicultural harmony is not just an ideal but a way of life, and it’s reflected in daily interactions, festivities, and cuisine.
Malaysia boasts a calendar filled with vibrant festivals and celebrations, such as Hari Raya Aidilfitri, Chinese New Year, Diwali, and Thaipusam. These events provide a glimpse into the deep-rooted traditions and customs of the various communities.
It goes without saying that Malaysia is a food lover’s paradise! Explore a rich tapestry of flavors, from savory Nasi Lemak to spicy rendang, and the sweet delights of kuih and cendol. The country’s street food culture is internationally renowned, making it a gastronomic adventure for every palate.
Traditional Malaysian arts, such as batik, wayang kulit (shadow puppetry), and songket weaving, have a storied history. These art forms continue to thrive alongside contemporary artistic expressions, making Malaysia a hub of creativity and craftsmanship.
Join us in celebrating Malaysia’s cultural richness, and let it inspire you to learn, grow, and thrive in our multicultural and inclusive academic community.
“The Kings University College students were very accommodating. I am a very shy person but they always took me around and the best thing was we always had to speak in English as we are all from different countries.”