UTP remains Malaysia’s number one private university

14 Oct 2022 03:35pm
Image for illustrative purposes only - 123RF
Image for illustrative purposes only - 123RF
KUALA LUMPUR - Universiti Teknologi Petronas (UTP) has reached another milestone in the Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings 2023, surging to the 401-500 band, from its previous position of 501-600.

With this achievement, UTP has retained its position as Malaysia's number one private university and successfully placed as second among Malaysian universities and sixth among Asean universities.

In a statement, UTP said in the latest rankings, the university has significantly improved its scores for citation.

"The recognition by THE is an accomplishment that we take pride in and we will continue to strive up the rankings,” UTP vice-chancellor Prof Dr Mohamed Ibrahim Abdul Mutalib said in the statement.

He said the rankings were a further endorsement of UTP’s reputation as a world-leading research and educational institution.

"The results are a reflection of our commitment to fostering a world-class research, teaching environment and student experience that supports our goal to become a sustainable global prominent institution,” he said.

Mohamed Ibrahim said that UTP was truly appreciative of Petronas and the university partners’ unwavering support for the achievement.

"We would also like to express our appreciation to all staff and students for their dedication and commitment. We are constantly committed to delivering excellence in academics and research through strategic collaboration with partners across the world, particularly in areas of mutual interest,” he said.

He also said UTP will continue to support Petronas' energy transition activities to move towards Net Zero Carbon Emission (NZCE) by 2050 as part of the university’s aspiration towards sustainable global prominence.
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"We will also resume our efforts in providing the best support in facilitating students’ learning experience and produce high quality and global-ready graduates,” he added. - BERNAMA