Lecturers in Taylors should be better as options are more in KL though it could be pretty competitive.

Generally, colleges(those better ones) in KL provide much better programmes compared with those out of town.

The pioneer batches in AIMST could be good but the fact is most of the contract lecturers left at the expiry of the contract and its not easy to get good replacement as its way out of town.

No problems with accreditation. All approved courses will be accredited, the fact is for some of them, the first batch of graduates are not out yet.

If you want to consider more reputable universities, consider Monash, Nottingham and IMU for pharmacy.

There is always the issue of getting good lecturers and profs for universities located out of town and more so in remote areas. This is being made more acute with universities in the Klang Valley area expanding their choice of courses and making the recruitment of teaching staff very competitive.