(From left) Hijjaz, Wong and Tan at the Diploma in Digital Design launch with representatives from the programme’s work-based learning industry partners — Ethan Teng (Crave FX), Jason Low (Virtualtech Frontier) and Nina Hayani (iTrainKids).
AS Malaysia positions itself to become a leading digital economy—projected to contribute over 25.5% to the nation’s GDP this year—Taylor’s College is stepping up to meet the demand for agile, digital-first talent with the launch of its new Diploma in Digital Design (DIDD).
The programme aims to equip students with the practical know-how and essential skills needed to thrive in today’s technology-driven economy.
