Another Achievement Unlocked For Taylor's University

Professor Barry Winn, Vice-chancellor and President, Taylor’s University

19-Jun-24 08:45

Another Achievement Unlocked For Taylor's University

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It's yet another feather in Taylor's University's cap, as they are now ranked 251 in the world, in the QS World University Rankings for 2025. This new milestone puts them among the top 1% of elite universities globally, underscoring their commitment to educational excellence.

We speak to Professor Barry Winn, the new Vice-chancellor and President of Taylor’s University to celebrate this good news, while also discussing his plans and vision for Taylor's University in the future. Professor Winn also lets us in on some of the plans he has in the pipeline, to continue enhancing the university’s academic reputation and global standing.

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