BJESCO Review
BJESCO Review · March 2025
Read the edited digital issue and selected articles from BJESCO Review · March 2025.
Articles in this issue
Articles and observations on study, language preparation, institutional exchange and related themes.
Malaysia–China higher-education exchange
For higher-education exchange to move from visits and meetings towards sustained cooperation, the shared agenda, participating faculties, follow-up tasks and working contacts need to be clear.
MBA education centres and institutional meetings
Management-education cooperation is more than presenting a curriculum. It involves the participant profile, industry connection, case-based learning, faculty engagement and organisational development.
Business and management education observation
Differences in business education appear in curriculum design, case context, analytical training, team projects and connection with real organisations.
MUET and global language pathways
Language assessment is useful when it shows the distance between a learner’s present ability and the target academic tasks, then informs the next stage of learning.
A practical guide to MUET
MUET preparation works best when the test structure, learner baseline, study plan, practice feedback and official registration information are organised together.
The Malaysian study landscape and decision factors
Study options in Malaysia span public universities, private institutions, international branch campuses and different delivery models. Each option should be assessed against the learner’s own objectives.
University of Southampton Malaysia profile
A branch-campus profile should explain the relationship with the home university, degree awarding, place of study, programme arrangement and any cross-campus pathway.
Belt and Road education and the China–Malaysia bridge
Regional cooperation may create opportunities for exchange, but a sustainable education project still depends on institutional needs, programme design, clear responsibilities and long-term follow-up.
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