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4worldlovers: MACEE was established as an independent body in 1963 through binational agreement signed between Malaysia and the United States to promote educational exchange and diplomacy between these two great nations. MACEE is one of only 49 Fulbright Commissions around the world.

"I aspire to share my findings through a combination of traditional venues and public-facing scholarship with the goal of advancing understanding and mutual respect across national, linguistic, and ethnic boundaries."

"Continued patient care and technological innovation will be crucial as I work towards achieving equitable healthcare access, regardless of location and financial standing. The Fulbright is only the beginning of how I will reach this goal."

After my Fulbright Malaysia journey, I wish to continue promoting cultural and educational exchanges between Malaysia and the United States

"The Fulbright program allows us to be involved in the big community of educational exchange connecting us with alumni from around the globe."

"I am humbled that my Fulbright experience has opened the door for me to the world and beyond. I have fostered a global mindset, which I believe is vital for an educator."

"The program allowed me to immerse myself in the experience of being a global citizen which was a catalyst for my mind to be open, free, creative, and inventive".

"I am blessed to have witnessed the true essence of global citizenship firsthand through my Fulbright experience, that when like-minded people come together, we can change the world."

We have helped to shape the future of thousands of successful graduates across the globe.

4worldlovers: We convene platforms to discuss higher education trends between UK and Malaysia.

We provide new solutions and programmes in targeting global challenges and social issues.

4worldlovers: The British High Commission in Malaysia maintains and develops relations between the UK and Malaysia.

We represent the British government in its relations with the Malaysian government and present British policies to the Malaysian government and to Malaysians. We report and explain Malaysian policies to the British government and support British interests as well as coordinating the political, economic, environmental and commercial activities of the British government.

With nearly 16,000 Britons living in Malaysia and over 401,000 visiting every year, the High Commission supports British nationals if they need assistance.

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We are able to issue letters in very limited circumstances. Please refer to notarial and documentary services guide for Malaysia for further information.