Europe, without the guesswork
Choosing where to study abroad is difficult when everything you know comes from a website. Prospectuses look identical, forums contradict each other, and the questions that actually matter — Can I afford this? Will my SPM results be enough? What happens after I graduate? — rarely have simple answers online.
The Europe Education Fair exists to fix that. For one day, institutions and advisors from across Europe will be under one roof at Methodist College Kuala Lumpur, ready to talk to you directly.
What you can do on the day
Speak to institutions face to face. Ask about entry requirements for your specific qualification, whether that is SPM, UEC, STPM, A Levels or IB. Get answers based on your actual results, not a generic brochure.
Understand the real cost. Tuition, accommodation, living expenses, and what scholarships or fee waivers you might qualify for. Our counsellors will walk you through the full picture so you and your family can plan properly.
Explore express pathways. If your results or budget do not fit a direct-entry route, there are structured alternatives — diploma-to-degree transfers, foundation programmes, and language-plus-degree pathways that can save you a year or more, and a significant amount of money.
Get your application questions answered. Deadlines, documents, visa preparation, English language requirements. Bring what you have and we will tell you what is missing.
Talk to people who have done it. Where possible, our counsellors and alumni will be on hand to share what studying and living in Europe is actually like, beyond the marketing.
Who should come
Students in Form 5, Upper 6, Senior Middle 3, or the final year of their pre-university programme. Students who have already received their results and are weighing up their next step. Diploma and degree holders considering postgraduate study in Europe.
And parents. Decisions about overseas education are made as a family, and the sessions on cost, safety and career outcomes are as much for you as for your child.
Bring your parents
The most common thing we hear from students afterwards is that they wished their parents had come. Fees, safety, graduate employability and visa rules are the questions parents ask, and they are far easier to settle in a five-minute conversation at the fair than in a series of conversations at home. Entry is open to families.
Why we run these
Mystudy has guided Malaysian students to universities abroad since 2004, and our advice has always been free. We do not believe good information about education should sit behind a paywall or depend on who your family happens to know. That is what #GoodAndFairEducation means to us, and it is why this fair runs the way it does.