Talent intelligence
Sarawak Higher Education Intelligence
Study Sarawak is both an education discovery platform and a talent intelligence platform. This module brings together aggregated data on who studies in Sarawak, what they study, how that aligns with PCDS 2030 Phase 2 priority sectors, and how many graduates build their careers here.
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Total students
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Data pending
International students
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Data pending
Year-on-year growth
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Data pending
Students in PCDS-aligned fields
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Data pending
Graduates produced
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Data pending
Graduates retained in Sarawak
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Data pending
Eight questions this module answers
- 1How many students are studying in Sarawak, and where do they come from?
- 2Which countries send the most international students to Sarawak?
- 3What are students studying, and how does that align with PCDS 2030 priority sectors?
- 4Which priority sectors have the strongest and weakest higher education pipelines?
- 5How many graduates does Sarawak produce each year, and in which fields?
- 6How many graduates stay in Sarawak after completing their studies?
- 7How does talent retention differ by field of study and by sector?
- 8How is each institution contributing to Sarawak's talent supply?
PCDS 2030 priority sectors
Programmes offered in Sarawak are mapped to the priority economic sectors of the Post-COVID Development Strategy 2030. Each programme has a single primary sector so that no cohort is counted twice in a headline total.
- Digital TransformationSoftware, data, artificial intelligence and cybersecurity capability supporting the digital economy across government, industry and services.
- Commercial AgricultureModern agriculture, plantation science, aquaculture and food technology capability for higher-value agricultural production.
- Social ServicesEducation, psychology, public health and community capability underpinning social wellbeing and human development.
- Tourism, Arts, Culture & Creative IndustriesTourism, hospitality, culinary, design, media and creative-digital capability supporting Sarawak's visitor and cultural economy.
- Manufacturing & SME DevelopmentEngineering, industrial technology and enterprise capability supporting manufacturing productivity and small-business growth.
- Forestry, Natural Asset Management & ConservationEnvironmental science, conservation and natural-resource capability supporting forestry, biodiversity and carbon stewardship.
- Mining, Oil & GasProcess, geoscience and heavy-engineering capability supporting resource extraction, processing and downstream industry.
- Transport & LogisticsInfrastructure, construction and supply-chain capability supporting connectivity across Sarawak and the wider region.
- Energy TransitionRenewable energy, hydrogen, electrification and decarbonisation capability supporting Sarawak's clean-energy ambitions.
Dashboards
How this data is handled
- All figures are aggregated counts. No individual student records are published.
- Any cell representing fewer than five students is suppressed and shown as “<5”.
- Every chart carries its source and last-updated date.
- Where administrative data has not yet been supplied, the figure reads “Data pending” rather than an estimate.
- Demo data can be switched on for demonstration; it is clearly watermarked and must not be cited.
- Study Sarawak is an independent platform, not an official statistical agency.