Nine institutions in Asian rankings


Baty says Malaysia invests a huge amount in higher education and has marketed itself as a knowledge economy and innovation hub in recent years.

MALAYSIA has nine institutions in the top 300 of the Times Higher Education (THE) Asia University Rankings 2017.

Universiti Malaya is the highest entrant, and placed 59th. It is joined by another new entrant, Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman (in the 111-120 cohort) in the top 120. (see table)

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