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Work-based learning (WBL) provides students hands-on experience with industry partners for a year. During this duration, they will gain real world, practical learning experiences. This complements the classroom learning that students would have gained in their first two years of their degree, increasing their career readiness.
Structured learning opportunities, achieved through authentic work experiences guided by the industry partner and academic supervisor.
Students are more connected to the working world which motivates them to develop skills that will prepare them for success.
Work- based learning (WBL) transforms the workplace into a place of learning while an internship applies what has been taught during class time.
Learn on-campus for 2 years, and proceed to 1 final year of on-site work-based learning, taught and assessed by academics and our industry partners.
Robotic Design and Development at Taylor's is a multi-disciplinary programme combining mechanical engineering, electrical & electronics and computer science.
A 2U1I degree programme for future leaders of the country.
You can choose to opt for work-based learning in your 3rd year, or study your final year on campus with an internship module in your final semester.
Learn to design, develop, integrate and maintain all types of computer applications with Taylor’s Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science, Malaysia.
Conduct training in food production, practice and enforce necessary regulations with Taylor’s degree in culinary arts and food service management.
During the year of WBL study, the assessments will be jointly conducted and evaluated by academic and industrial supervisors. Assessments will include work-based assignments, reports, presentations and on-job evaluations are among some of the forms of assessments.
Yes, students will be presented with the industry partners list to choose from in their first two years of study.
Since the Global Mobility Student Exchange Programme is usually done during the second year of the programme while taking complementary studies, students can still participate in the Global Mobility Student Exchange Programme and still go for WBL in their third year.
There is a strong possibility that the industry partner will hire the student upon completion of WBL. One of the objectives of the WBL mode is for participating companies to identify, train and retain potential students who can join their organization after completing their studies that help to meet the staffing needs.
