How it all began


The official launch of the Phase 1 Building Project by Tunku Abdul Rahman in February 1979. - pic courtesy of Tunku Abdul Rahman University College

THE nation’s first Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman wanted an institution named in his honour.

With 28,000 students studying in six campuses to date and having produced about 200,000 highly qualified professionals, Tunku Abdul Rahman University College (TAR UC) can proudly say it has made Tunku Abdul Rahman’s wish come true, says its president Prof Dr Lee Sze Wei.

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