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Keywords: Higher education, the impact of globalization, Minister of Higher Education’s role. The privatization agenda of the Malaysian higher education system also intended to attract foreign investment as well as students into Malaysia. According to Bank Negara Malaysia’s Annual Report (2006), the number of foreign students in private higher educational institutions increased from 33, 903 at the end of 2005 to 38, 900 at the end of 2006 (p. 20).

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