International students are generally susceptible to experience anxiety in their social interaction due to differences in the way of life in the foreign culture of the host country. International students who have social anxiety problems may tend to avoid social interactions, feeling uncomfortable in the new social environment, and this could have an untoward impact on them academically. Some findings have shown that self-esteem are related to well-being and low level of anxiety. However, some other studies did not support this view. Hence, the aim of this study was to further clarify the relationship between self-esteem and subjective well-being on social anxiety among International students of Sultan Idris Education University (UPSI) and to examine the level of social anxiety that is prevalent among them. There were 117 international students aged from 20-31 years old who participated. Research design was based on a quantitative approach using Pearson correlation and multiple regressi.....

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