About UCSI University
UCSI University is one of Asia’s top universities. Ranked in the world’s top 1% for five consecutive years, UCSI has steadily strengthened its global profile over the past decade. It is ranked 30th in Asia and eighth in Southeast Asia (QS World University Rankings: Asia 2026); and ranked 282nd in the world (QS World University Rankings 2027).
Students from over 120 nations have studied at UCSI. Synonymous with industry relevance and graduate outcomes, UCSI has a 100% graduate employability rate and over 4,800 organisations are in its industry network. UCSI has also empowered four Forbes 30 Under 30 Asia inductees, three Prestige 40 Under 40 laureates, and an increasing number of its alumni are launching their own social enterprises.
Famous alumni include Malaysia’s pop megastar Aina Abdul, Astro Awani news anchor Cynthia Ng, and award-winning photojournalist Annice Lyn, among many others. UCSI also empowers national athletes. National swimmer Khiew Hoe Yean and national diver Bertrand Rhodict Lises represented Malaysia at the Paris 2024 Summer Olympics.
About UCSI University
UCSI University is one of Asia’s top universities. Ranked in the world’s top 1% for five consecutive years, UCSI has steadily strengthened its global profile over the past decade. It is ranked 30th in Asia and eighth in Southeast Asia (QS World University Rankings: Asia 2026); and ranked 282nd in the world (QS World University Rankings 2027).
Students from over 120 nations have studied at UCSI. Synonymous with industry relevance and graduate outcomes, UCSI has a 100% graduate employability rate and over 4,800 organisations are in its industry network. UCSI has also empowered four Forbes 30 Under 30 Asia inductees, three Prestige 40 Under 40 laureates, and an increasing number of its alumni are launching their own social enterprises.
Famous alumni include Malaysia’s pop megastar Aina Abdul, Astro Awani news anchor Cynthia Ng, and award-winning photojournalist Annice Lyn, among many others. UCSI also empowers national athletes. National swimmer Khiew Hoe Yean and national diver Bertrand Rhodict Lises represented Malaysia at the Paris 2024 Summer Olympics.
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UCSI University is one of the top Private for Profit universities in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. It is ranked #282 in QS World University Rankings 2027.
QS World University Rankings
- 2019#=481
- 2020#442
- 2021#391
- 2022#=347
- 2023#=284
- 2024#300
- 2025#=265
- 2026#=269
- 2027#282
QS World University Rankings
- 2019#=481
- 2020#442
- 2021#391
- 2022#=347
- 2023#=284
- 2024#300
- 2025#=265
- 2026#=269
- 2027#282
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UCSI is committed to providing our students with a secure, comfortable and clean living environment, with the assurance that our residents have opportunities for personal development and growth. There are two options for UCSI University accommodations: On-campus Accommodation - (Residential Halls) and UCSI Off-campus Accommodation - (Angkasa Condominium). More information can be obtained here.
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