Semenyih, SelangorUniversity of Nottingham Malaysia
A British degree, taught in Malaysia
The Malaysian campus of the UK's University of Nottingham, at Semenyih in Selangor. The degree is awarded by the parent university in Britain, to the same curriculum and standards.
- Malaysia campus opened
- 2000
- Students
- 4,000+
- Nationalities
- 74 countries
- Campus
- 48 ha at Semenyih
Overview
A British award at Malaysian cost
You study the same British curriculum for the same award, at a fraction of the cost of studying in Britain — and part of the programme can be spent on the UK campus. The campus is outside the city, so budget for the commute.
15 programmes listed on this page
Programmes
Programmes on offer
Programme names appear in English exactly as the university awards them — and as they'll appear on your offer letter and certificate.
* Programme availability changes between intakes. Contact us to confirm the course you're interested in and current start dates.
Highlights
Why Nottingham?
A branch campus, not an academic partnership
This is a campus of the University of Nottingham itself, not a licensing arrangement with a local institution — a distinction that matters when your degree is assessed back home.
Twenty-five years in Malaysia
The campus opened in 2000, among the first full British university branches anywhere outside the UK, and the university's global alumni network exceeds 340,000.
A large campus outside the city
It sits on 48 hectares at Semenyih in Selangor, away from the congestion of Kuala Lumpur — which means campus life rather than city life.
Next step
Is Nottingham the right fit? Let's check together.
We'll review your grades, the entry requirements and current fees — and tell you plainly if another university suits you better.
