INTI College Sabah’s School of Business conducted the Care and Share Food for Children Donation Drive, an employer project in collaboration with Majlis Perkhidmatan Masyarakat Sabah (MPMS), in support of the ongoing community projects run by the council to provide underprivileged children in Sabah with nutritious food. From April to July, 29 students from the …
“Based on the current market and demand, we cannot deny the fact that we need to fill up the void of the digital aspect of the mass communication world which is getting more significant and important,” said Mohd Khairul Irwan Mansor, Head of Programme at the School of Business and Communications (SBC) of INTI International …
INTI International University (IIU) welcomed a delegation from the Islamic University of Maldives (IUM) from 24 July to 2 August. Organised by the Centre of Institutional Relations & Collaboration, the study visit exposed the group of eight students and five lecturers from IUM to a new culture and learning environment. (Fourth from left) Prof. Dr. …
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Making the people you love proud is tough, but it’s even tougher to do it for the country. As Malaysians celebrate the country’s Independence Day this year, themed Keluarga Malaysia Teguh Bersama or Malaysian Family Stronger Together, they are reminded that anything can be achieved by working together. And one of the best ways to …
INTI International University organised an INTI Leadership Series (ILS) titled “Reshaping the Future of Work in the Digital Economy” on 20 July. The virtual session, which featured IBM Malaysia managing director Catherine Lian, gave participants a glimpse of what the future looks like in today’s digital economy as well as the skills sought by employers. …
INTI International University donated some 3,000 books of various genres to selected schools in Negeri Sembilan. The initiative, a collaborative effort of the Tan Sri Abdul Majid (TSAM) Library, Admin and Facilities Management (AFM), and Student Services Department (SSD), would benefit more than 2,000 students by providing reading material to enhance their knowledge and encourage …
The internet, social media, and online platforms have all become essential tools in our daily lives. With the number of social media users increasing over the years, so has cyberbullying. In fact, it is more rampant now as bullies can remain anonymous. Cyberbullying is one of the most common forms of harassment faced by young …
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Generation Z and Millennials may claim the lion’s share of media attention, but another generation is nipping at their heels. We’re talking about Generation Alpha, also known as the iGeneration. This generation stemmed an interest in Mohd Norshahriel Abd Rani and his student, which led them to carry out a study titled ‘Assessing the Readiness …
‘Branding in the Age of Social Media’, an event jointly organized by INTI International College Subang’s School of Business and Communication (SBC) and Centre for Australian Degree Programs (CADP) addressed an essential element among organizations constantly striving to sustain their good reputation in the ever-competitive rat race. Social media is a powerful tool to establish a …
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When it comes to acupuncture, the prospect of having delicate, fine needles penetrate the skins may be unnerving for some people. This form of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) involves the insertion of thin needles into the skin at certain “acupoints” to release endorphins, the body’s natural chemicals that reduce pain and are involved with mood[1]. …
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