MASCA South Australia

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  • Home
  • About
    • What is MASCA?
    • MASCA South Australia Chapter
    • Affiliates and Partners
    • Principles and the 7 Pillars
    • National Projects
    • The Constitution
  • The Council
    • Current Council
    • Past Councils
  • Current Students
    • Upcoming Events
    • Past Events and Initiatives
    • Joining MSOs and MASCA
    • Stories >
      • Jiin-May Ho
      • Sabrina Ng
      • Nabil Imran
      • Fong-Yu Heng
      • Mohamad Khairul Ikhwan Zulkarnain
    • Volunteering in South Australia
    • Sports in South Australia
  • Incoming Students
    • Student Guidebook
    • Temporary Accomodation
  • Sponsors
    • MASCA SA Sponsors
    • AUMSA Membership Sponsor
  • Contact Us

masca sOUTH australia

charting the way for malaysians down under

what is masca?

The Malaysian Students’ Council of Australia (MASCA) is the official student representative council for Malaysian students in Australia; founded on April 2001 in Sydney, Australia. Established across 6 states and 1 territory (except Northern Territory), it is the pinnacle driving force in uniting Malaysians here; regardless of their backgrounds, students and non-students alike.
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However, MASCA does not stop at simply being the “pinnacle” of student representation for Malaysian students in Australia. MASCA strives to foster a strong community between Malaysians here Down Under, and also with the local community.  In short, MASCA strives to serve the interest and welfare of Malaysian students in Australia, but not forgetting to create a community, where home is never too far away.

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