INTI International University has risen 103 places to rank 406 globally in the QS World University Rankings 2027, marking its strongest position in the ranking to date. The latest results also place the University among the top 10 Malaysian institutions in the same ranking.
Released by global higher education analyst QS Quacquarelli Symonds, the QS World University Rankings evaluates universities across areas including reputation, research impact, internationalisation, learning experience, employability outcomes, and sustainability. INTI’s latest performance was supported by its international profile, learning environment, and continued recognition among employers.
INTI International University has risen 103 places to rank 406th globally in the QS World University Rankings 2027, placing the University among the top 10 Malaysian institutions in this year’s rankings .
Professor Dr Joseph Lee, Vice Chancellor of INTI International University, said the ranking is an important milestone for the University and the wider INTI community.
“This recognition is a significant achievement for the INTI community and a strong testament to the dedication, passion, and hard work of our academic and professional staff, students, alumni, industry partners, and all who have contributed to INTI’s growth,” said Professor Dr Joseph.
“As we celebrate 40 years of excellence, this latest ranking is especially meaningful. It shows that our efforts to strengthen academic quality, research, internationalisation, industry engagement, sustainability, and student outcomes are making a difference, not only in Malaysia but also on the global stage,” he added.
The result also places INTI’s progress within a broader global conversation on how universities are responding to the needs of students, employers, and society.
QS Senior Vice President Ben Sowter said, “The QS World University Rankings remain an important tool for benchmarking academic excellence, helping guide students, scholars and institutions in their decision-making. We congratulate all ranked universities for driving global innovation, collaboration and societal transformation.”
Professor Dr Joseph said the result also gives INTI further motivation to continue improving.
“While we take pride in this achievement, we recognise that it is also a reminder of the work ahead. We remain committed to enhancing academic excellence, strengthening research and innovation, expanding global partnerships, advancing sustainability initiatives, and ensuring outstanding student outcomes,” he said.
The QS World University Rankings 2027 features over 1,500 universities worldwide, including 32 institutions in Malaysia