Subang Jaya

Malaysia

Taylor&rsquo;s University, established in 1969, is a top private university in Malaysia renowned for its excellence in business, hospitality, law, and communication programs. With an emphasis on experiential learning, Taylor&rsquo;s integrates real-world projects, internships, and global partnerships into its curriculum. The campus boasts state-of-the-art facilities, including specialized labs, collaborative learning spaces, and a robust digital learning platform. Taylor&rsquo;s commitment to innovation, sustainability, and internationalization ensures students graduate as well-rounded global citizens. Recognized globally, it ranks among Asia&rsquo;s best universities, making it a preferred choice for students aspiring to academic and career success.

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Taylor University Malaysia | Courses, Fees, Intake 2025

Taylor's University

<img id="isPasted" class="fr-fic fr-dib fr-fil" style="box-sizing: border-box; border: 0px; max-width: 100%; cursor: pointer; padding: 0px 1px; color: #000000; font-family: Arial, sans-serif; font-size: 14.6667px; font-style: normal; font-variant-ligatures: normal; font-variant-caps: normal; font-weight: 400; letter-spacing: normal; orphans: 2; text-align: left; text-indent: 0px; text-transform: none; widows: 2; word-spacing: 0px; -webkit-text-stroke-width: 0px; white-space: pre-wrap; background-color: #ffffff; text-decoration-thickness: initial; text-decoration-style: initial; text-decoration-color: initial; width: 560px; border-radius: 0px !important;" src="https://api.afterschool.com.my/storage/uploads/postimages/7beb31b7c30037b06c3c76eb8e316d0728c58282.png" data-fr-image-pasted="true" /> Andrew Lim, Portfolio Head, ACCA Maritime Southeast Asia, presenting the ACCA Platinum Award to Taylor's College, represented by Josephine Tan, Campus Director, Taylor's College.Taylor's College has recently reached a significant milestone, achieving the prestigious ACCA Platinum Approved Learning Partner status &mdash; the highest recognition by the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) Global. This achievement not only demonstrates the institution's excellence in providing world-class ACCA education but also its commitment to developing future leaders in the field.With the Platinum status, Taylor's students gain exclusive access to ACCA's professional development resources and global networks, helping them boost career growth and equip them with critical industry skills and insights.&nbsp;The status also reflects the college's commitment to aligning its programmes with industry standards and the evolving demands of the profession, supported by expert insights from its Industry Advisory Panel.To celebrate this success, Taylor's College signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with ACCA, introducing a dual-award pathway for Diploma in Business students and new initiatives such as the Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) to enhance graduate employability.In addition, Taylor's College boasts a strong track record of student success in ACCA exams, with numerous top national and global rankings. In 2020, a student won first place in Foundations in Audit, achieving the highest score in Malaysia and third worldwide. In 2021, success was repeated with the highest score in both Malaysia and the world for the same subject. In 2022, Taylor's students achieved top scores in Malaysia for Audit and Assurance and Maintaining Financial Records, with global rankings of fifth and second, respectively. In 2023, Taylor's College saw the highest score in Malaysia and second worldwide in Recording Financial Transactions. This year, the institution continued the tradition of excellence with the highest score in Malaysia and second worldwide in Management Information.Taylor's students also excel in regional competitions. In 2022, they won the ASEAN Accounting Competency Challenge and placed third in the 2024 Institute of Management Accountants AsiaPac Student Case Competition.This recognition further positions Taylor's College as a top choice for accounting education in Malaysia and a key player in the nation's ambition to cultivate 60,000 certified accountants by 2030.

Taylor’s College Achieves ACCA Platinum Award: A Benchmark of Educational Excellence

As Malaysians, we&rsquo;ve all had our fair share of football nights at the mamak, waving our fists in the air and yelling vehemently at the TV alongside friends and family.&nbsp;Lee Chun Hang managed to take the universal passion that Malaysians share for the game a step further by channelling it into a distinguished and blooming career in presenting and data analytics, at only 23 years old. Being a presenter for Astro's sports division, Chun Hang hosts football shows and makes guest appearances while producing digital content for its social media platforms. He also co-hosts The Malaysian Football Pod, a podcast dedicated to discussing the contemporary state of Malaysian football alongside prominent names like Keesh Mat Stats and Aiman Sekaiichi. On top of being a freelance football data analyst, he is also currently pursuing a full-time Master&rsquo;s degree in Computer Science at Taylor&rsquo;s University, further developing his skills in data analytics.<img class="fr-fic fr-dib fr-fil" style="width: 560px;" src="https://api.afterschool.com.my/storage/uploads/postimages/da4d94ed605d03756c60863eeef38761384245fc.jpeg" />Chun Hang&rsquo;s life is vibrant and eventful, but it was only a couple of years ago that he was lost and searching for a purpose: still unsure if his deep passion for football could be shaped into a meaningful career, a possibility that led him to where he is now. Chun Hang&rsquo;s experiences encapsulate a world of lessons and ideas from which we all could take value.&nbsp;AfterSchool.my sat down with Chun Hang to learn more about his interesting journey.Early Life and the Spark of Passion for Football&nbsp; Chun Hang&rsquo;s love for football ignited during his childhood and has been a driving force in his life ever since.&nbsp;&ldquo;Football&rsquo;s been my life, practically since the age of 12. It&rsquo;s given me a sense of purpose and direction that I don&rsquo;t know where I&rsquo;d be without,&rdquo; he says. This passion wasn&rsquo;t just a hobby, but developed into an integral part of his identity, shaping his ambitions from an early age. <img id="isPasted" class="fr-fil fr-dib" style="box-sizing: border-box; border: 0px; max-width: 100%; cursor: pointer; padding: 0px 1px; text-align: left; color: #000000; font-family: sans-serif; font-size: 14px; font-style: normal; font-variant-ligatures: normal; font-variant-caps: normal; font-weight: 400; letter-spacing: normal; orphans: 2; text-indent: 0px; text-transform: none; widows: 2; word-spacing: 0px; -webkit-text-stroke-width: 0px; white-space: normal; background-color: #ffffff; text-decoration-thickness: initial; text-decoration-style: initial; text-decoration-color: initial; width: 560px; border-radius: 0px !important;" src="https://api.afterschool.com.my/storage/uploads/postimages/e3013d42f3f74ffb9dd0bd42ebc8a8a7acd779a9.jpeg" data-fr-image-pasted="true" />Around the same time, Chun Hang also started showing interest in computing. &ldquo;I&rsquo;m not the smartest kid around, but I&rsquo;ve always been good with computers,&rdquo; he humbly admits. This natural knack for computer-related technology, combined with his love for football, laid the perfect foundation for the career path he would eventually carve.The Beginning of His Professional Journey: Writing During the Pandemic&nbsp; Like many of us during the COVID-19 pandemic, Chun Hang found himself stuck in his room, bored and restless. &ldquo;I was bored. I couldn&rsquo;t go out to play football with my friends anymore, and I felt a bit lost,&rdquo; he recalls. In a bid to stay connected to his passion, Chun Hang turned to writing.Chun Hang initially wrote for the fun of it, covering football topics he was interested in while incorporating stats he found from various websites, then opting to upload his written work primarily on the website Medium. Having a limited reach at the time, Chun Hang sought feedback from peers and persistently shared his works online, particularly on Reddit.&ldquo;I was getting good feedback from the community, and that gave me the writing bug.&rdquo;&nbsp;Eventually, Chun Hang felt the importance of externalising the feedback he received to up his game before coming to an epiphany. &ldquo;I decided to dive into data visualisation and data analytics. Coincidentally, I was still in college doing my diploma in IT, and I was interested in data, so I decided to put two and two together: data and football.&rdquo; This realisation soon gave him the tangibility and direction he needed to pursue his educational path.Education: Building Technical Skills&nbsp; Chun Hang&rsquo;s journey into data analytics began at Sunway University, where he pursued a Diploma in IT and a degree in Data Analytics. These programmes laid a solid foundation in coding, data visualisation, and analysis &mdash; skills that would prove essential in his career.&nbsp;&ldquo;I found coding, especially SQL, really intuitive during my diploma,&rdquo; he shares. His aptitude for computing became a defining aspect of his academic and professional path, as he quickly applied what he learned to football-related projects, using tools like Python to create heat maps and pass maps, allowing him to &ldquo;bring the data to life&rdquo; and &ldquo;help others see the game from a different perspective.&rdquo;A key influence during this time was his lecturer, Mr Dharmindran. &ldquo;He&rsquo;s a football fan too, and he always pushed me to improve, even if we didn&rsquo;t support the same teams,&rdquo; Chun Hang says. His mentorship not only guided Chun Hang&rsquo;s technical growth but also unveiled the importance of surrounding yourself with people who challenge you to be better. This guidance helped Chun Hang refine his data analytics skills and apply them meaningfully to his passion for football. <strong id="isPasted" style="box-sizing: border-box; font-weight: bold; color: #000000; font-family: sans-serif; font-size: 14px; font-style: normal; font-variant-ligatures: normal; font-variant-caps: normal; letter-spacing: normal; orphans: 2; text-align: left; text-indent: 0px; text-transform: none; widows: 2; word-spacing: 0px; -webkit-text-stroke-width: 0px; white-space: normal; background-color: #ffffff; text-decoration-thickness: initial; text-decoration-style: initial; text-decoration-color: initial;"><img class="fr-fil fr-dib" style="box-sizing: border-box; border: 0px; max-width: 100%; cursor: pointer; padding: 0px 1px; text-align: left; width: 560px; border-radius: 0px !important;" src="https://api.afterschool.com.my/storage/uploads/postimages/760b809d095edbbe2f6fe3eacf1a25545e494236.jpeg" data-fr-image-pasted="true" />Outside the classroom, Chun Hang was actively involved in the Sunway Analytics Society, where he connected with like-minded individuals and learned from industry experts. His role in the club&rsquo;s PR department, where he emceed events, pushed him out of his comfort zone and helped him develop the public speaking skills that would later benefit his TV presenting career. More than anything, his time at Sunway showed him how to apply his knowledge of football and data in practical ways, setting the stage for his future success.The Breakthrough: Transition to TV and Presenting After a year of consistent writing and posting, Chun Hang finally received his big break into TV when Elli Famira, a well-regarded and long-established football presenter at Astro, contacted him. She expressed enjoyment in Chun Hang&rsquo;s writing and invited him to be a guest on Berbulu dengan Burn to talk about the Premier League. As daunting as the idea of being in front of the camera and having his face broadcasted to the whole country was for Chun Hang, it was an opportunity he could not let pass by.&nbsp;Despite his fears, Chun Hang&rsquo;s guest appearance was a success, and it wasn&rsquo;t long before he received monumental news. Thanks to a pivotal introduction by Keesh Mat Stats, a highly esteemed personality in the world of Malaysian sports, Chun Hang was invited to meet with Ashvin Vijyakumar, the senior associate and content lead at Astro SuperSport. &ldquo;They proposed the idea of a show, and at first, I hesitated,&rdquo; Chun Hang recalls.&nbsp;Despite his deep knowledge of football and data analytics, on top of a successful guest appearance, public speaking and presenting on TV were still far outside his comfort zone. &ldquo;Presenting isn&rsquo;t one of my strengths. I enjoy talking about football, but consistently doing it on camera was a completely different challenge.&rdquo; However, recognising the significance of the opportunity, Chun Hang accepted the challenge. &ldquo;I realised you have no choice but to take these chances."Now, as a presenter on the new show Gol Per 90, Chun Hang had to overcome a big hurdle: the language barrier. He was required to speak in Malay, a language he wasn&rsquo;t entirely fluent in due to his international school background. &ldquo;When I started, I wasn&rsquo;t the best Malay speaker, and it was tough. I knew it was going to be a struggle,&rdquo; he recalls. Despite the challenge, he committed himself to learning and improving his fluency over time. &ldquo;I took it to heart and prepared every day like a dog, I needed to prove my worth.&rdquo;Balancing an Action-Packed Life Pushing himself into such an immensely foreign space and working tirelessly to meet expectations, Chun Hang managed to build long-term and meaningful professional and personal relationships with big industry names. Today, he is the host of The Malaysian Football Pod alongside the man who was there from the beginning, Keesh, and commentator for Astro Arena, Aiman Sekaiichi.&nbsp;&ldquo;The Malaysian Football Pod is something I&rsquo;m really proud of. I get to work alongside Keesh and Aiman, two guys I respect immensely, and together, we&rsquo;re trying to create conversations that haven&rsquo;t really existed in English for Malaysian football fans.&rdquo; Chun Hang emphasises the need to make the podcast informative yet relatable through storytelling and data analysis: his goal is to bring Malaysian football to a broader audience.&nbsp;Chun Hang is also pursuing a full-time Master&rsquo;s degree in Computer Science at Taylor&rsquo;s University, focusing his research on football analytics. His thesis revolves around advancing data-driven insights in football, exploring how analytics can enhance player performance and match strategy.&nbsp;<strong id="isPasted" style="box-sizing: border-box; font-weight: bold; color: #000000; font-family: sans-serif; font-size: 14px; font-style: normal; font-variant-ligatures: normal; font-variant-caps: normal; letter-spacing: normal; orphans: 2; text-align: left; text-indent: 0px; text-transform: none; widows: 2; word-spacing: 0px; -webkit-text-stroke-width: 0px; white-space: normal; background-color: #ffffff; text-decoration-thickness: initial; text-decoration-style: initial; text-decoration-color: initial;"><img class="fr-fil fr-dib" style="box-sizing: border-box; border: 0px; max-width: 100%; cursor: pointer; padding: 0px 1px; text-align: left; width: 560px; border-radius: 0px !important;" src="https://api.afterschool.com.my/storage/uploads/postimages/f217b604c16f692feef91316e8ac6cc259711568.jpeg" data-fr-image-pasted="true" /> Balancing his academic commitments at Taylor&rsquo;s with freelance work as a football data analyst and his presenting role at Astro has been challenging for Chun Hang. &ldquo;You have to make sacrifices if you want to get things done,&rdquo; he admits. Despite the workload, he has found ways to integrate his roles, with his studies often complementing his professional work.&nbsp;Advice to Young Professionals For students or young professionals trying to chase dreams and break into industries that seem intimidating, Chun Hang has a simple but powerful philosophy: share your work and embrace feedback.&ldquo;My number one advice is to just share your work. Social media is free. The moment you open yourself up to feedback is when you start learning,&rdquo; he emphasises. From the very start, Chun Hang understood that vulnerability is necessary for growth. &ldquo;You might feel like people are judging you, but the truth is, when people go to bed, they&rsquo;re not thinking about you. Don't be so full of yourself.&rdquo;&nbsp;From a kid with a passion for football to an up-and-coming trailblazer in the sports world, Chun Hang&rsquo;s aspirations remain ambitious. Ultimately, he would like to work as a football data analyst for a European football team where he can apply his passion for the game and his expertise in data analytics on an international scale.&nbsp;&ldquo;In five years, I see myself in Europe, contributing to the football industry with data that can truly make an impact,&rdquo; he mentions. Beyond this, Chun Hang hopes to leave a legacy in Malaysia, inspiring a new generation of football data analysts. &ldquo;I want to be remembered as Malaysia&rsquo;s leading football data analyst and spark a wave of interest in this field here.&rdquo;&nbsp;

Football, Data, and Dreams: How Lee Chun Hang Found His Purpose and Made a Name for Himself

From unexpected places, a spark of inspiration can ignite the most extraordinary journeys. For <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/hailey-chung-wee-kye-122a23132/">Hailey Chung Wee Kye</a>, this journey began amidst the pews of a church, where her passion for media was kindled through diverse roles as a cameraman, video editor and designer.“My initial experience opened doors beyond the church community, leading me to assist part-time with media projects for corporate and charitable organisations.”Initially finding solace in writing as an introvert, Hailey transitioned from pen and notebook to writing personal stories on a blog aimed at uplifting and supporting others. Her knowledge of current global affairs also improved due to her father's habit of keeping news channels on television.The positive reception to her work and the connections formed therein affirmed her aptitude in media-related tasks, propelling her towards her undergraduate degree in Bachelor of Mass Communication (Honors) at <a href="https://afterschool.my/taylors-university?utm_source=AFS&utm_medium=Article">Taylor’s University</a>. Over the next three years, she diligently crafted her own narrative, honing her skills and shaping her future in the media industry.<img src="https://api.afterschool.com.my/storage/uploads/postimages/5ccdd2579cc6b5d5b103e1e62592745a8422ef11.jpg" style="width: 560px;" class="fr-fic fr-dib fr-fil">Hailey earned a Bachelor of Mass Communication (Honours) with a focus on broadcasting and a minor in journalism through a dual certification programme by Taylor’s University and the University of West England (UWE).Studying Mass Communication at Taylor’s UniversityDuring her university days, Hailey specialised in broadcasting and minored in journalism through a dual certification programme offered jointly by Taylor’s University and the University of West England. Taylor’s University, renowned for its exceptional quality of education, was named the best private university in Malaysia according to the <a href="https://www.topuniversities.com/universities/taylors-university">QS World University Rankings 2024</a>.“When deliberating on my university options, I compared the prospectuses of several local institutions. Despite the higher tuition fees at Taylor’s University, I was attracted to its comprehensive course outline, especially its emphasis on newsroom training,” Hailey says.Taylor’s University offered abundant facilities that greatly supported Hailey’s academic endeavours, including well-equipped classrooms with iMacs and Windows desktops, a recording studio, broadcast facilities, an experimental theatre, a library, around-the-clock study spaces and breakout areas.These facilities attracted many ambitious students to expand their horizons at the university. “The large student cohort fostered a vibrant social environment, enabling me to forge meaningful connections. Moreover, my peers’ involvement in part-time work provided opportunities for us to share industry insights and experiences.”Empowering Minds: The Role of a LecturerThe quality of lecturers can significantly influence students’ trajectories. Hailey was fortunate to have access to an array of outstanding lecturers who played a pivotal role in inspiring and sharpening her skills. “Mr Rubin Koo and Ms Kalei Joethi, both former journalists, brought valuable real-world experience to our learning environment. They demonstrated a genuine commitment to nurturing the next generation of journalists, emphasising integrity and truth.”Mr Rubin approached teaching by candidly sharing his past mistakes, serving as a practical guide for the soon-to-be journalists. On the other hand, Ms Kalei collaborated with the public relations lecturers to simulate realistic mock press conferences. These exercises equipped the students with skills to ask pertinent questions and compose news articles under tight deadlines.<img src="https://api.afterschool.com.my/storage/uploads/postimages/a8aab442b220e03852657dd852f8ce2a8f2411fd.jpg" style="width: 560px;" class="fr-fic fr-dib fr-fil">Hailey's inclination towards journalism was reinforced by her preference for non-fiction, especially documentaries and knowledge-based literature, over fictional works.In Hailey’s final semester, she had the opportunity to learn from Mr Justin Gerard Victor in the Reporting for New Media course. “I was working part-time at BFM during that time and struggled a bit with the work-study balance, but Mr Victor consistently showed interest in my professional development at the radio station.”Upon Hailey’s graduation, their paths crossed again as she was involved in producing a documentary on suicide prevention. It was then that she learned Mr Victor served as the chairman of Befrienders Kuala Lumpur, a non-profit organisation providing a 24/7 helpline for those in distress.Life beyond the lecture hallsHailey's active involvement in extracurricular activities at Taylor’s University showcased her commitment to holistic development and seizing diverse opportunities. She served as the assistant director of design for the university’s magazine club and contributed to establishing Taylor’s Pay It Forward, an initiative to assist underprivileged students. What’s more, she worked part-time at the career services centre and tutored IELTS students to supplement her income as a B40 student.“During my time at the career services centre, frequent interactions with counsellors motivated me to pursue internship opportunities proactively rather than waiting for designated semesters.”Consequently, during the summer break of her second year, she secured an internship with the office of the Subang Jaya state assemblyman, YB Hannah Yeoh, as Subang Jaya coincided with Taylor’s University’s location. Subsequently, during her mandatory internship period for her degree, the career services team supported her in securing a position with BFM Radio, where she received an ‘excellent’ overall performance rating and an ‘extremely satisfied’ appraisal from her employer.“Achieving an ‘A’ grade for my internship significantly bolstered my confidence in transitioning to the industry, a testament to the preparation provided by Taylor’s University.”<img src="https://api.afterschool.com.my/storage/uploads/postimages/53946008ea4fe25aa7c059c33011ac1b364d39f9.jpg" style="width: 560px;" class="fr-fic fr-dib fr-fil">During her degree internship, Hailey secured a position at BFM Radio with support from the career services team.Navigating the Workforce with PurposeHailey’s journey at Taylor’s University, along with her experiences before embarking on a full-time career, has been eventful. She has acquired many valuable skills that have proven instrumental in shaping her career. One that she singled out was the spirit of volunteerism.“While some may approach tasks with a sense of obligation or to meet requirements, I've developed a genuine willingness to contribute and go the extra mile. This positive outlook has been crucial in my career journey, allowing me to enthusiastically tackle challenges.”Taylor’s University’s active approach in inviting industry representatives to campus, engaging with students and hosting informative talks has greatly enhanced the positive perception employers hold of its graduates. This concerted effort underscores the university's dedication to equipping graduates with real-world experiences, positioning them as highly valued candidates in the job market. As a result of this commitment and Hailey's experience of working while studying, she received job offers even before her graduation in August 2017.Currently, Hailey serves as the Manager of Content &amp; Investment Advisor at CGS International, a stockbroking firm. “Although I initially aspired to pursue a career in journalism, particularly focusing on social welfare issues, my journey guided me towards financial journalism and eventually into the finance industry,” she reflects.Now, she aims to use her experience to assist young individuals and the less privileged enhance their financial literacy. Her goal is to empower them to confidently navigate the intricacies of personal finance.<img src="https://api.afterschool.com.my/storage/uploads/postimages/e320dc433fe51fdd99d4de941616a2ffd7d800e5.jpg" style="width: 560px;" class="fr-fic fr-dib fr-fil">At Taylor's University, Hailey cultivated a genuine volunteer spirit, where she enthusiastically approaches tasks and goes the extra mile.Seizing Opportunities: Advice for Taylor’s University StudentsHailey holds her alma mater in high regard, grateful for the role it played in her life. She understands that a student's journey at university is not only academic growth but also personal and professional development.“For prospective Taylor’s University students, my advice is to maximise available resources while balancing fun and productivity. Connect with students from various cohorts, faculties and backgrounds to enrich your experience.”She also urges students to proactively explore the multitude of grants provided by corporate bodies and government agencies. “These opportunities are yours for the taking, so seize them and make the most of your university experience.”&nbsp;&nbsp;

Crafting Success: Hailey Chung’s Journey through Taylor’s University

Taylor&rsquo;s University has proudly secured business accreditation from the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business International (AACSB) through its Taylor&rsquo;s Business School. This accreditation grants the university, and its students access to a vast network of more than 1,900 member organisations globally and a network of businesses seeking top talent.AACSB has 1,013 accredited institutions in over 60 countries and territories and 194 institutions with AACSB accreditation for accounting programs. Taylor&rsquo;s Business School stands out as 1 of the 5 private universities in Malaysia to achieve this accreditation, a prestigious recognition that is only held by 6% of business schools worldwide.&ldquo;AACSB accreditation elevates our degrees, recognised worldwide for excellence, cementing Taylor&rsquo;s Business School as an elite school. Taylor&rsquo;s Business School cultivates employable graduates with a blend of expert faculty, industry-relevant curriculum, and immersive learning experiences, ensuring readiness for the ever-changing business landscape. Our AACSB accreditation strengthens ties with industry, enriching student opportunities with internships, guest lectures, and networking events, fuelling their career journey with practical insights&rdquo;, said Professor Dr Eddy Chong Siong Choy, Executive Dean of the Faculty of Business and Law, Taylor&rsquo;s University.Achieving AACSB accreditation is a mission-driven, rigorous process that includes an in-depth assessment of internal activities, mentorship with an AACSB advisor, and a peer-reviewed evaluation focused on continuous improvement. During this multiyear path, schools focus on developing and implementing a plan to achieve their mission and align with AACSB&rsquo;s accreditation standards. These principles-based standards require excellence in areas relating to strategic management and innovation, research, and teaching and learning.For more information about AACSB accreditation, visit <a href="https://bit.ly/TaylorsFBL" id="isPasted">https://bit.ly/TaylorsFBL</a>

Taylor’s University Earns Prestigious Business School Accreditation

A moment to celebrate for all Taylor&rsquo;s University faculty members.&nbsp;Ranked #379 in the QS World University Ranking 2021 out of 500 institutions, Taylor University is placed as the top 1.3 % of global universities.<img src="https://api.afterschool.com.my/storage/uploads/images/getadvice/77372/1564483316highlight.PNG" style="width: 100%;" class="fr-fic fr-dib" alt="Taylors University Ranking">Furthermore, being the No. 1 private university in Malaysia and Southeast Asia, the Subang based University is 14th among all Asian private Universities.Rated 5 Stars for Online learning, Taylor&rsquo;s University is one of the few Asian Universities to receive this promising acknowledgement as it reflects on the brand&rsquo;s adherence towards ensuring education is relevant, effective and engaging.There are six other categories of the QS Stars Rating that Taylor&rsquo;s University has received 5-Star ratings for which are Teaching, Internationalisation, Employability, Inclusiveness, Facilities and Subject Ranking.Coming in 195th internationally for Employer Reputation, Taylor&rsquo;s also performed as the top 1% of tertiary institutions in the world to be favoured by employers.Students have received quality exposure for professional placement because of Taylor&rsquo;s durable relationship with industry partners.Taylor&rsquo;s students can transition into the working environment with relevant skills and aptitude as this strength has been reflected in the 2020 QS Graduate Employability Rankings, which allows the top private university to be ranked at 201- 250th in the world.<img src="https://api.afterschool.com.my/storage/uploads/images/getadvice/77372/278129209Taylors image.jpg" style="width: 100%;" class="fr-fic fr-dib" alt="Taylors University">Taylor&rsquo;s is joined by five other public universities in the top 500 rank - University Sains Malaysia (USM), Universiti Malaya (UM), Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM), Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM) and Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM).At 87th position in the QS World University Ranking 2021 is UM, the oldest university in the country.Check out the full list of top private universities with this <a href="https://afterschool.my/?utm_source=AFS&utm_medium=Articlefind-university-in-malaysia/best-private-universities-in-malaysia-based-on-qs-ranking?utm_source=AFS&utm_medium=Article" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">link here</a> .Afterschool.my is Malaysia&rsquo;s no 1 higher education website that provides helpful information on courses, institutions and scholarships for students transitioning from secondary school to university level. Check us out at <a class="fr-strong" href="https://afterschool.my/?utm_source=AFS&utm_medium=Article">this link here</a> .

Taylor’s University joins the Top Private University for year 2021

In Malaysia, there are more than 110 universities from all backgrounds: 20 public universities, 47 private, 34 university colleges, and 10 foreign university branch campuses. Each university has a factor that makes them different and unique from one another, making them appeal to particular student audiences. However, there are five private universities that have not only caught the eyes of the students in Malaysia but has also piqued an interest in the Asian community globally.&nbsp;<img src="https://api.afterschool.com.my/storage/uploads/images/getadvice/77175/1428521026preface-qs.jpg" style="width: 100%;" class="fr-fic fr-dib" alt="QS Asian University Rankings">Recently, the Ministry of Education Malaysia released information about the increase in rankings of prestigious private universities in Malaysia. Out of the 47 private universities established in the country, five of them have been mentioned in the Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) Asian Rankings 2020. The QS Ranking System is well-known among graduating students as it&rsquo;s where individuals can search for their dream universities. QS has updated their list for 2020, and the private universities in Malaysia that made the cut are listed below:5. Universiti Tenaga Nasional (UNITEN)<img src="https://api.afterschool.com.my/storage/uploads/images/getadvice/77175/2104703324campus-putrajaya-01-main-entrance (1).jpg" style="width: 100%;" class="fr-fic fr-dib" alt="UNITEN">UNITEN&rsquo;s ranking has increased by 52 places. They were first ranked at 234 in 2019 and now, 195 for 2020.4. Sunway University<img src="https://api.afterschool.com.my/storage/uploads/images/getadvice/77175/2034334961Sunway-University-now-ranks-among-World’s-Best-Social-3.jpg" style="width: 100%;" class="fr-fic fr-dib" alt="Sunway University">Sunway University, well-known for its Canadian International Matriculation Programme (CIMP) and collaboration with University of Lancaster, has jumped in terms of its ranking from 232 to 194. This jump makes ranks it among the top 200 universities in Asia.3. Management and Science University (MSU)<img src="https://api.afterschool.com.my/storage/uploads/images/getadvice/77175/645223089gtimedia-coursesmalaysia-msu-content.jpg" style="width: 100%;" class="fr-fic fr-dib" alt="Management and Science University MSU">Rising from the bottom at 271, the Management and Science University (MSU) in Shah Alam has increased by an astounding 92 places. With this, MSU stands at 179 in the rankings.2. UCSI University<img src="https://api.afterschool.com.my/storage/uploads/images/getadvice/77175/2016237436aa_gallery_photo166-5806893.jpg" style="width: 100%;" class="fr-fic fr-dib" alt="UCSI University">UCSI University has risen by 56 places, from 178 to 122 in the rankings.1. Taylor&rsquo;s Lakeside University<img src="https://api.afterschool.com.my/storage/uploads/images/getadvice/77175/1155527127Taylor_5125.jpg.600x400_q85.jpg" style="width: 100%;" class="fr-fic fr-dib" alt="Taylor’s Lakeside University">Finally, one of the top three well-known private universities within Subang area, Taylor&rsquo;s Lakeside University, has increased in the rankings by 26 places, placing them at 109. Taylor&rsquo;s is currently one of the highest-ranked private universities in Malaysia.These rankings are impressive considering that there are more than 500 private universities within the Asian region, so having these universities being placed on this list is remarkable. QS has stated that out of 25,000 universities scattered all over the globe, 20 Malaysian universities have made it into both the World Rankings and the Asian Ranking for 2020. This surely makes the people of Malaysia proud as the universities have not only been able to provide excellent quality education to the students, but to also be recognized by other countries for their educational abilities.<img src="https://api.afterschool.com.my/storage/uploads/images/getadvice/77175/242330951modified.jpg" style="width: 100%;" class="fr-fic fr-dib" alt="QS Asian University Rankings 2020">The QS World University Rankings has created a mobile app, making it convenient for students and anyone on-the-go to have a look at the current rankings and information about tertiary institutions and wish to continue with their further studies to help make the decision.You can view the complete QS Asian University Rankings 2020 at:<a href="https://www.topuniversities.com/university-rankings/asian-university-rankings/2020">https://www.topuniversities.com/university-rankings/asian-university-rankings/2020</a>

The Malaysian Ministry of Education releases information of 5 private universities increase in rankings in the QS Asian University Ranking for 2020.

5 Malaysian Private Universities Ranked in QS World Rankings 2020

5 Malaysian Private Universities Ranked in QS Asian Rankings 2020

Taylor’s University received yet another international recognition by being rated 5 Stars in 5 categories, namely Teaching, Employability, Internationalization, Facilities and Inclusiveness.<a href="https://api.afterschool.com.my/storage/uploads/images/getadvice/59675/5989861ad5430.jpg"><img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-59823 fr-fic fr-dii" src="https://api.afterschool.com.my/storage/uploads/images/getadvice/59675/5989861ad5430.jpg" alt="taylors-lakeside-campus" width="600" height="300"></a>This has proven, once again, the quality of education delivered at Taylor’s University is one that is of world-class, as seen in the recently released QS Stars Rating by Quacquarelli Symonds (QS).Taylor’s was ranked number 179 in the QS Asian University Ranking 2016 exercise just a few months ago and is a good indication that the teaching and learning approach adopted at Taylor’s University is well-received by students, renowned university partners from all over the world and top employers.<h4>What is the QS Stars Rating?</h4><h4></h4><a href="https://api.afterschool.com.my/storage/uploads/images/getadvice/59675/5989861ada4f0.jpg"><img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-59830 fr-fic fr-dii" src="https://api.afterschool.com.my/storage/uploads/images/getadvice/59675/5989861ada4f0.jpg" alt="qs-stars-2016-logo" width="600" height="370"></a>QS Stars is a rating system which allows students to get a wider picture of an institution’s qualities, looking at everything from the employability of graduates, to facilities and teaching quality. It is designed to reflect the nuanced mission of universities, and the needs of students who may be interested in things other than those to which traditional rankings are necessarily limited.This latest achievement serves to further solidify its standing within our partner universities and is one that puts Taylor’s, a young and progressive university, on par with established universities such as Universiti Malaya, Boston University, Cornell University, University of Technology Sydney and University of Cambridge.The QS Stars audit evaluates an institution against over 50 different indicators, and awards universities between one and five stars over eight wider fields, as well as an overall rating.Taylor’s University received an overall rating of 4 Stars.Apply now and start the stepping stones of your future with Taylor&#39;s.

Taylor’s University received yet another international recognition by being rated 5 Stars in 5 categories.

Taylor's U receives 5-Stars in QS 2016

Taylor's University receives 5-Stars in 2016 QS rating

Planning to study in the US can be a daunting task.<a href="https://api.afterschool.com.my/storage/uploads/images/getadvice/54768/598a9f4f1d527.jpg"><img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-54769 fr-fic fr-dii" src="https://api.afterschool.com.my/storage/uploads/images/getadvice/54768/598a9f4f1d527.jpg" alt="malaysiakini_study_in_US_afterschool" width="600" height="300"></a>With more than 4000 institutions to choose from, the common application’s invasive questions to complete and degrees you couldn’t imagine in your wildest dreams; students and parents alike often find themselves overwhelmed and under-informed.USAPPS is a non-profit organisation run by Malaysian students for Malaysian students which conducts annual workshops around Malaysia with the aim of informing students and parents about the US education system, and is back for the year 2016.With separate workshops for students and parents, USAPPS is your one stop (work)shop for understanding the American education system.You also get the chance to speak to the multitude of Malaysian students who have already spent the past few years studying in the US.We spoke to Yi Jet, an ex-participant and current facilitator of USAPPS:<h4>How did USAPPS help you when you were applying?</h4>USAPPS showed me that there are so many more options out there. Each school has its own specific culture which can help students have a better experience in college.USAPPS also expanded my network tremendously, I now have friends in a lot of states and I could easily travel and have them host me.<h4>Why should a Malaysian student/parent consider a US education?</h4>Here in the commonwealth, we are trained to study in schools, but the U.S. education system makes students learn in schools. That&#39;s the main difference.College in the U.S. is very different. You are not being taught how something works, but rather why is it working in this particular manner.It challenges you to think and not just follow blindly on any given curriculum.Grading is different too. It does not test how well you know the syllabus or how good your memory is, but your grade is rather reflected upon your effort.I remember that I was struggling in an honors class, because my professor is a Philosophy and English graduate and has a very strict marking criteria.My paper never scored higher than a B-. I was worried for my grades so I decided to go to his office to talk about it.He told me that my ideas and participation in classes were great, but my writing skills just did not meet his expectations.He told me not to worry about my grades and keep participating in class, I was awarded an A- in the end.You will not get such a feat in Malaysia.<h4>Why are you returning as a facilitator/organiser?</h4>This is my second time coming in as a facilitator. I absolutely loved my first experience as a facilitator.I met many good friends and had a blast helping students, who were in my position not too long ago, achieve their dreams in studying in the U.S.A participant who was in my group gained admission to U.C.L.A.. It is indescribable how happy that made me feel.<h4>Anything else to add?</h4>I would just like to say that USAPPS will be conducting school visits to various colleges and secondary school in the Klang Valley area.USAPPS volunteers will be visiting schools and colleges like Taylor&#39;s College, Sunway University, Methodist College Kuala Lumpur, Wesley Methodist High School, etc. Parents and students alike should attend these visits if they are interested.<h4>When and where are this year’s workshops?<a href="http://afterschool.my/as/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/malaysiakini_study_in_US_adbox_afterschool.jpg"><img class="alignnone wp-image-54788 fr-fic fr-dii" src="https://api.afterschool.com.my/storage/uploads/images/getadvice/54768/598a9f4f2205a.jpg" alt="malaysiakini_study_in_US_adbox_afterschool" width="600" height="400"></a></h4>Sign up here: http://goo.gl/forms/mKbh1YSwjQEBf7qw2P/S: Parents and Teachers can sign up at the door for FREE!Find out more at www.usapps.org<img src="https://api.afterschool.com.my/storage/uploads/images/getadvice/54768/598a9f4f2509d.jpg" alt="mKini-Q&A-600x200" class="fr-fic fr-dii">

Studying in the US: Where to start?

Clear your schedule, peeps. Prepare thyself for a lake side view at Taylor&#39;s University Open Day. <a href="https://api.afterschool.com.my/storage/uploads/images/getadvice/54728/598a9ec6d769f.jpg"><img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-54733 fr-fic fr-dii" src="https://api.afterschool.com.my/storage/uploads/images/getadvice/54728/598a9ec6d769f.jpg" alt="Taylor's Open Day 2016" width="600" height="300"></a>Drop by their campus to find out how the reputable Taylor&#39;s can be your pathway for a career in life and how Taylor’s Smart Value Pathways can guarantees outstanding value for money when you transition from Taylor&#39;s College to Taylor&#39;s University.Date: 16 and 17 July 2016Venue: Taylor&#39;s University Lakeside CampusTime: 10.00 am till 5.00 pm Taylor&#39;s University Day Highlights<ul><li style="text-align: left;"> RM 1,000 fee waiver</li><li style="text-align: left;">Scholarships and bursaries are available</li><li style="text-align: left;">Personalized counselling sessions</li><li style="text-align: left;">Complimentary Taylor&#39;s career profiling</li></ul>What are you waiting for? The weekend is just around the corner! Taylor&#39;s is awaiting your arrival!<img src="https://api.afterschool.com.my/storage/uploads/images/getadvice/54728/598a9ec6db440.jpg" alt="mKini-Q&A-600x200" class="fr-fic fr-dii"><img src="https://api.afterschool.com.my/storage/uploads/images/getadvice/54728/598a9ec6de729.jpg" alt="Op-2-AS-Apply-scholarship-banner-(600-x-90)" class="fr-fic fr-dii">

Save the dates for Taylor's Open Day!

<h4>Students at the Taylor&#39;s University Society of Performing Arts (SPART) will perform five short plays as part of the third installment of "Sparties Shorties".</h4>Taylor&#39;s University campus will be bursting with live acting performances from the Society of Performing Arts (SPART) students.Five exceptional short plays of varying themes and genres will be staged, including two written by Taylor&#39;s University&#39;s own budding playwrights. The showcase will have the additional support from the Artistic Director of TheatreThreeSixty, Christopher Ling, who serves as a mentor to the student actors and directors.The showcase will take place as follows:<ul><li>Dates/Days: 7 October (Wed) – 10 October (Sat) 2015</li><li>Time: 7.00pm to 9.00pm</li><li>Venue: Lecture Theatre 20, Taylor’s University Lakeside Campus</li><li>Ticket price: RM18. To book a ticket, fill in this form.</li></ul><a href="https://api.afterschool.com.my/storage/uploads/images/getadvice/40762/598aa0bd1ec65.jpg"><img class="size-full wp-image-40763 aligncenter fr-fic fr-dii" src="https://api.afterschool.com.my/storage/uploads/images/getadvice/40762/598aa0bd1ec65.jpg" alt="Taylor" width="600" height="400"></a>

A mix of student-staged plays this 7-10 October 2015 by Taylor's University Society of Performing Arts (SPART).

A mix of student-staged plays this 7-10 October 2015

<h4>Majlis Amanah Rakyat (Mara) is reported to be unaware of the recent decision to stop their sponsorship for Taylor&#39;s University.</h4><h4><a href="https://api.afterschool.com.my/storage/uploads/images/getadvice/40184/598a9ce0e4f30.jpg"><img class="size-full wp-image-40195 aligncenter fr-fic fr-dii" src="https://api.afterschool.com.my/storage/uploads/images/getadvice/40184/598a9ce0e4f30.jpg" alt="MARA Chairman Annuar Musa" width="600" height="400"></a></h4>Mara chairman Tan Sri Annuar Musa clarified with local newspaper The Star that the government agency would still support students at Taylor&#39;s University under the current agreement.Tan Sri Annuar also mentioned that he had not discussed the matter to the minister, but it was made clear that future enrolments may be affected."I am not sure of the reason, but reports are saying it is because the minister was unhappy over the university&#39;s decision to cancel a bus operator&#39;s contract," he said.

Majlis Amanah Rakyat (Mara) is reported to be unaware of the recent decision to stop their sponsorship for Taylor's University.

Mara unaware of discontinued sponsorship

Mara not informed of discontinued Taylor sponsorship

<h4>Minister says it is MARA&#39;s prerogative to do what it wants.</h4><h4><a href="https://api.afterschool.com.my/storage/uploads/images/getadvice/40154/598a9a8b03d2c.jpg"><img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-35445 fr-fic fr-dii" src="https://api.afterschool.com.my/storage/uploads/images/getadvice/40154/598a9a8b03d2c.jpg" alt="Idris Jusoh" width="600" height="400"></a></h4>Majlis Amanah Rakyat (Mara) have the rights to not inform the Malaysian Ministry of Education (MOE) of its decision to discontinue the sponsorship to students who wish to further their studies at the Taylor&#39;s University.Higher Education Minister Datuk Seri Idris said this is because it is up to the organization to make decisions without referring to the ministry.The Minister of Rural and Regional Development, Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri recently announced the decision to terminate MARA sponsorships for new students enrolling at Taylor&#39;s University citing "various reasons".However, Mara-sponsored students already studying in the university can continue their studies until graduation without any problems.

MoE says MARA's decision affecting Taylor's University students is their prerogative and no need to report to the Ministry.

MARA-Taylor's scholarship fiasco not MoE's problem

<h4>Majlis Amanah Rakyat (MARA) may terminate its sponsorship for the next intake of students to Taylor’s University.</h4><h4><img class="size-full wp-image-40128 aligncenter fr-fic fr-dii" src="https://api.afterschool.com.my/storage/uploads/images/getadvice/40125/598a99f631253.jpg" alt="MARA Ismail Sabri Yaakob" width="600" height="400"></h4>Minister for Rural and Regional Development Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob said he would inform MARA director-general to review its sponsorship to Taylor’s University. It was noted that existing students will not have their sponsorship revoked. He did not name the reasons behind the possible termination.Taylor&#39;s University has not issued a response as they have yet to receive official word of the termination from MARA or the Ministry.  Taylor&#39;s University Deputy Vice-Chancellor Dr Pradeep Nair said "We have not received any formal notification from Mara to this effect. Until such time, we won&#39;t be able to release any comments on this."In the meantime, it reaffirms that its main priority and focus is for its students and their best interest.

Majlis Amanah Rakyat (MARA) may terminate the sponsorship for the next intake of students to Taylor’s University.

MARA to review Taylor's U sponsorship

MARA to review Taylor's University sponsorship

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