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The Value of an Oxford Education

Shaun Kua, President of Oxford University Malaysia Club | Balraj Pannu, Former Vice President of Oxford University Malaysia Club 1998

13-Jan-14 15:00

The Value of an Oxford Education

What is the worth of an education at University of Oxford and what does it take to gain admittance? We speak to current and former Oxford students from Malaysia about their expectations and experience from studying at one of the oldest universities in the world.


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Tags:  oxford,  education,  alumni,  student,  studying abroad


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