Kolej Laila Taib (Previously known as : Kolej Bersatu Sarawak)
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Where this institution’s degrees are recognised
We hold no recognition verdict for this institution. That is not the same as it being unrecognised — it means no register we read has assessed it, or we have not matched it to their record yet. Absence of an assessment is not a negative assessment.
Where this record came from
Malaysian Qualifications Register: Kolej Laila Taib (Previously known as : Kolej Bersatu Sarawak) is listed by the Malaysian Qualifications Agency as a private college in Sarawak, holding accreditation for 17 qualifications recorded in the register. ⚠ Listing in MQR means the provider holds accredited qualifications; it is not a ranking or an endorsement.
Checked 2026-08-21 · educationmalaysia.gov.myOpen the source ↗
Programmes we hold (17)
- Diploma In Business Management (A0247) · ISCED-5
- Diploma In Business Management (A1448) · ISCED-5
- Diploma In Civil Engineering (A0246) · ISCED-5
- Diploma In Civil Engineering (A1450) · ISCED-5
- Diploma In Electrical And Electronic Engineering (A0250) · ISCED-5
- Diploma In Quantity Surveying (A0249) · ISCED-5
- Diploma In Quantity Surveying (A1449) · ISCED-5
- Diploma In Quantity Surveying (A5036) · ISCED-5
- Diploma in Accounting · ISCED-5
- Diploma in Architecture (A10412) · ISCED-5
- Diploma in Architecture (A1447) · ISCED-5
- Diploma in Business Management (A10411) · ISCED-5
- Diploma in Civil Engineering · ISCED-5
- Diploma in Civil Engineering (A10414) · ISCED-5
- Diploma in Electrical and Electronic Engineering · ISCED-5
- Diploma in Interior Architecture · ISCED-5
- Diploma in Quantity Surveying · ISCED-5
What graduates say
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Did you study at Kolej Laila Taib (Previously known as : Kolej Bersatu Sarawak)? Everything above comes from official registers and from what Kolej Laila Taib (Previously known as : Kolej Bersatu Sarawak) publishes about itself. What it was actually like is something only you can say.
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