Accommodation
On-campus housing and private rentals are both common. Institution housing services are the best starting point.
Live
Study is only part of the experience. Here is a practical look at living costs, getting around, food, healthcare and culture across Sarawak's student cities.
Culture. Food. City life and nature. Sarawak's capital combines urban life, cultural diversity and easy access to nature.
Energy. Industry. Nature. Miri is a major city in northern Sarawak and a gateway to the region's natural attractions, with an economy shaped by energy and services.
Enterprise. Culture. Central Sarawak. Sibu sits on the Rajang River in central Sarawak, known for its enterprise, trade and distinctive local heritage.
On-campus housing and private rentals are both common. Institution housing services are the best starting point.
Buses, ride-hailing and shared transport cover most student journeys; some students use motorcycles.
Sarawak laksa, kolo mee, kampua, midin and a deep street-food culture across all three cities.
Public and private clinics and hospitals operate in each city. Check insurance requirements with your institution.
Local bank accounts and e-wallets are widely used. Institutions can advise on account opening as a student.
Prepaid mobile plans and home broadband are readily available in urban areas.
Sarawak is home to many communities, languages and festivals shared across the year.
Rainforest, national parks, caves and coastline sit close to all three student cities.
Student passes, campus services, part-time considerations and everyday practicalities.