Isn't learning Japanese enough for studying abroad in Japan? Why do we still need to take TOEFL? "Many parents have this question when they first learn about the English requirements for studying abroad in Japan.

We have specially invited outstanding graduates of the Sino Canadian Integration Program OSSD - some of whom studied undergraduate at UCL and are currently pursuing a master's degree at the University of Hong Kong; Someone has just graduated and is about to embark on a new journey in physics at the University of Sydney.

This September, the International Academy welcomed a new batch of students, who stepped into this new world with different dreams and expectations. To get to know the stories and thoughts of the new students, we invited a few students from the first-year integrated class to share with us their learning and life at the International Academy over the past month~

Since its establishment, the International College's International-Canadian Integrated Program has achieved a 100% admission rate to the world's top 100 for its graduates, with admitted institutions including world-renowned universities such as Imperial College London, University College London, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, University of Toronto, University of Sydney, of Edinburgh, and University of Queensland.

Hello everyone, I am Huang Ye, an English teacher at the International College. Rather than being a "teacher", I would prefer to be an ordinary person whom you are willing to greet and chat with on campus.

In recent years, Malaysia has rapidly become a new choice for an increasing number of international students: it combines the academic advantages of the Commonwealth education system with a favorable overall cost, making high-quality study abroad pathways more accessible.

This week, new and returning students of the International College gathered in classrooms, embarking on an intense and fulfilling academic life, and turning a new page in their own lives