If you say location wise or personal preference and convenience, I would say Monash University.

Well, thank you and thank goodness about #4. And yes, both universities are recognized by the Board of Engineers Malaysia. I'm just afraid that the ratings would jeopardize the quality of education in the universities.

So the education quality of both universities for Engineering are debatable I guess?
and also, I heard from some sources that the number of years to completing Masters in Nottingham is shorter than Monash, is that true?

So the duration of the degree is the same but the title from both UK (Nottingham) and Australia (Monash) would be different?

Hmmm okay. So how about the research thing? I found out that there is a design or research project that is needed in the 4th year to graduate as 'Masters' degree.

If there is, then if we were to complete the research project for that course in Nottingham, we would get the UK 'Masters' degree title?

And let's say in Monash, after doing the same thing for the 5th and 6th year, you can get the Australian 'Masters' degree title?
(Sorry  , suddenly jumped to degree comparison but supposed to focus on quality of education, but since tehtmc mentioned that both unis are reputable, the quality would not be different I suppose.  )
So you're saying in Business course, many would prefer Nottingham as an access to pass easier whereas Monash would have a higher failure rate because of the education quality of the university? 

So the difference there would be,

Australian (Monash) degree : Completion after 4 years -> titled as "Degree" holder.
UK (Nottingham) degree : Completion after 4 years -> titled as "MEng" holder.

Is that right? 

For Post-Graduate, both degrees would undertake 1.5 to 2 years of post-grad course to obtain PhD or Masters? 

So no matter what, doing 4 years for both degrees would be accounted as equal level in terms of employment in Malaysia? I mean, no terms and conditions for that matter right?

Hmmm.. Just Googled some facts and got confused with this.
Some people who stopped at BEng degree, would they have the same title as the Australian 'Bachelor' holders then? and would that actually confuse the employers if they faced this situation?
Well, Nottingham Malaysia, from what I heard, has a higher standard of education since it's based on UK education. Is it true that it's requirement for courses like Business is high because of that?
Maybe the failure rate in Monash would be the drawback on why the requirement in Monash for Business course is quite low?
Woah  , well done to your friends~ 
Taylor's College. Hmmm.. Yeah, most of my friends are registered in Monash Business course already. Maybe you could meet my friends there.
Yeah, the intake for Eng is on September now to accommodate other students after A-Levels. Heard from one of the lecturers during The Star Edu Fair.

Notts first year engineering is harder than Monash. This is because what you cover in Australian unis for the first year already has been done in A-levels, which takes 2 years. SAM students do not cover as much material as A lvl students. However, beyond the first year, I'm not sure.

Which candidate will be selected by employers:

1]3rd class hons from Oxford

2]upper 2nd class hons from Nottingham or

3]1st class hons from Curtin