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Taylor’s University Ranked Top 30 in Asia

Professor Barry Winn, Vice-Chancellor & President, Taylor’s University

04-Dec-25 07:45

Taylor’s University Ranked Top 30 in Asia

Taylor’s University continues on its upward trajectory. In the latest QS Asia University Rankings 2026, Taylor’s ranked Top 30 in the region. But what is driving them to go from strength to strength? In this episode, we speak to Professor Barry Winn, Vice-Chancellor & President of Taylor’s University, about this milestone and the next phase of their 10 Year Strategic Plan.


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