Talent intelligence

PCDS Talent Map

How Sarawak's higher education talent pipeline lines up with the 9 priority economic sectors of the Post COVID-19 Development Strategy (PCDS 2030 Phase 2).

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Which priority sectors is Sarawak's education system building talent for?

PCDS-aligned students

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Mapped programmes

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Across 9 priority sectors

Strongest pipeline

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International contribution

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Priority sectors at a glance

Select a sector to see the programmes, institutions and graduate outcomes behind it.

Source: Participating institution administrative dataLast updated: Awaiting first data submission

Students by priority sector

Enrolment mapped to each PCDS 2030 priority sector under the current counting rule.

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Data pending

This visualisation will populate once participating institutions supply administrative data.

Source: Participating institution administrative dataLast updated: Awaiting first data submission

Sector supply by institution

Which institutions supply talent to each priority sector. Darker cells indicate more students.

Priority sectorSwinburne SarawakCurtin Malaysiai-CATS University CollegeUTSTotal
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Social Services—————
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Natural Assets—————
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Transport & Logistics—————
Energy Transition—————
Source: Participating institution administrative dataLast updated: Awaiting first data submission

Higher Education Talent Pipeline Index

A 0–100 composite score combining enrolment scale, graduate output, growth, graduate retention in Sarawak and the share of advanced study in each sector.

What this index is not. Measures the relative strength of Sarawak's higher education talent pipeline. It does not measure employer demand or prove a skills surplus or shortage. It should not be read as a ranking of sectors, institutions or job prospects.

Priority sectorIndex StudentsGraduatesGrowthRetentionAdvanced study
Digital Transformation
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Commercial Agriculture
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Social Services
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Tourism, Arts, Culture & Creative Industries
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Manufacturing & SME Development
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Forestry, Natural Asset Management & Conservation
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Mining, Oil & Gas
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Transport & Logistics
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Energy Transition
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Source: Participating institution administrative dataLast updated: Awaiting first data submission

All figures are reported as aggregated counts only. No individual student records are published, and cells representing fewer than five students are suppressed. Study Sarawak is an independent information platform and is not an official statistical agency.