Varsities in world rankings


Idris (right) sharing a light moment with (from left) Prof Asma, Prof Wahid, Prof Noor Azlan, Prof Aini, Prof Awang Bulgiba, Dr Noorul Ainur, Dr Siti Hamisah (partially hidden) and Dr Yap.

The hard work put in by Malaysian universities is paying off with improvements in global rankings.

HAVING climbed up the annual Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) World University Rankings 2018, the country’s five research universities have made it to the top 1% in the world out of 26,000, with its oldest university, Universiti Malaya (UM) on the verge of being among the world’s top 100.

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