TAYLOR’S RETAINS TOP PRIVATE UNIVERSITY TITLE


Taylors has prioritised mobilising and supporting learning continuity by introducing radical reforms to its approach to teaching and learning, said Driscoll.

TAYLOR’S University continues to bolster its overall reputation in global higher education with a repeat outstanding performance, as it leaped a further 47 spots to rank 332 in the QS World University Rankings 2022.

The institution remains in the top league of universities in the world, placed at the top 1.1% among the most influential institutions – continuing its reign as the leading private university in Malaysia and Southeast Asia.

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