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Will I be discriminated or get an unfair treatment if working in Malaysia?
Q. I'm planning to further my study in master & phd in Malaysia and then probably find a job as a lecturer and doing research work in public university in Malaysia. Will I be discriminated by the citizen there or do you think I can get a job there after I finished my study in Malaysia? Thank you very much for sharing your experience working in Malaysia with me.
Asked by F.Will - Sat Jan 16 08:58:41 2010 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments

A. To tell you the truth, racial discrimination is institutionalised in Malaysia, favoring one race and leaving the rest with limited opportunies. If your plan is to eventually work in a public university here, you have to be prepared to work at a disadvantaged position because job promotion will go first to colleagues of that race. You will have to double your efforts and perhaps learn to play politics to move up. The private colleges are a lot fairer. That said, you are most welcome to further your studies and try out for yourself an academic career in Malaysia. If you feel discriminated you can always apply to work in other countries.
Answered by veritas - Sat Jan 16 12:10:06 2010