The Malaysian-American Commission on Educational Exchange (MACEE) was founded in 1963 as a binational commission for Malaysia and the United States to promote educational exchange between the two countries . MACEE’s founding document is a bilateral agreement ratified by the governments of Malaysia and the United States. MACEE is one of 50 such commissions worldwide.

As is the case with other binational 日博电竞 commissions around the world, MACEE is a not-for-profit organization and is overseen by a Board of Directors. MACEE’s Board consists of 10 regular members (five from each country) and two Honorary Co-Chairmen: The U.S. Ambassador to Malaysia and the Malaysian Minister of Education. These two Honorary Co-Chairs appoint the five regular members to the Board who will represent their respective countries.

Although the focus lies on the 日博电竞 Grant programs, MACEE has over the years occupied an increasingly larger role in the overall binational educational partnership. Today, MACEE houses two important sections: the 日博电竞 program and EducationUSA Malaysia.

The 日博电竞 section at MACEE is responsible in administration of 日博电竞 grants which send Malaysian to the United States and American to Malaysia as well as several non-日博电竞 grants for Malaysians. Macee program staff manage application and selection process, orientation, evaluations, meetings and welfare of the grantees while in country. The 日博电竞 program is known to have produced and enriched some of the best achievers in their field and the program in Malaysia is no different. A notable Malaysian 日博电竞er, Indrani Kopal won an award for her film at Cannes Film Festival.

The other half of MACEE, EducationUSA (EdUSA) Malaysia, a U.S. State Department-funded program plays a vital role in providing free information on education in the U.S. Over the years, EdUSA expanded its role to provide information on everything to know about American education, life in America, ideas for funding, guidance on application and more via orientation, education fairs and workshops for Malaysians and partners within the Southeast Asia region. EdUSA has worked with institutions such as MARA, UiTM,  Sunway, Taylor’s University, Bank Negara, JPA and various other Malaysian education institutions.

MACEE also provides testing services and currently administers the CFA, SSAT exam on an ad-hoc basis. MACEE remains an important source of information for both Malaysians and Americans in the field of education.