Alumni sharing sessions are a great platform for students to gather knowledge from the experiences of their seniors. In a session organized by Mohd Khairul Irwan Mansor, Head of Programme at the School of Business and Communications, an alumna of the Bachelor of Mass Communications in collaboration with University of Hertfordshire shared her experience working …
The January semester for students of the School of Hospitality and Culinary Arts (SOHOS) at INTI International College Subang was nothing short of exciting and knowledge filled. Various activities were organised including a one of a kind Coffee Cupping Workshop with Barista Experience Academic, which benefitted both lecturers and students. Formerly known as RGB Latte …
Memories are a part of everyone’s life, and one of the best memories is from school, which many consider the best phase of their lives. School is the best place to learn new things and make unforgettable memories. Those were the days when there was no work pressure and no tension to earn money. Every …
Over 40 presentations and live panel debates from leading educators and innovators of educational technology (edtech) from across the country were broadcasted during the two-day EDUtech Malaysia 2022. The virtual conference held from 9 to 10 March saw an overwhelming response from the #EDUtechMsia community, where they gained insights and knowledge from talks by inspirational …
Read moreA Step Closer Towards Digital Upskilling and Reskilling of Malaysian Education
A recent research conducted by Associate Professor Dr. Wong Chee Hoo from the Faculty of Business and Communication of INTI International University revealed that the Generation Y (Gen Y), aged between 22 to 38, are active users of digital wallets. E-wallet transactions rose to an average of 25% post-COVID-19, indicating that consumers will continue to …
Malaysia’s food culture may bond people together over a variety of meals. However, it is this same food culture that has led to 13.3% of Malaysians becoming obese – the highest among Southeast Asian countries. Half of the Malaysian adult population is either overweight or obese, with the Health Ministry warning that the matter is waving …
Read moreObesity: An Emerging Health Crisis Among Malaysian Teenagers
Relationships are hard enough to deal with on their own. But when you throw your job into the mix, it can get even trickier. So how do couples who work together actually do it? Is there a secret to sustaining the integrity of your relationship and your career when your partner is your colleague? We asked this to our …
The floods which struck various parts of Malaysia in December saw many good Samaritans rise to the occasion to help ease the burden of those affected, including those from the INTI community. During a time when people and the economy are slowly trying to recover from the impact of COVID-19, the natural disaster hit many families hard …
Read moreINTI International University & Colleges Extends Assistance to Flood Victims
For over three decades, INTI International University & Colleges has aimed to continuously deliver outstanding student outcomes by ensuring its academic and extra-curricular offerings meet industry standards. As an institution dedicated to the advancement of innovative learning and the reinvention of education to meet the changes of today’s volatile working world, one of the key …
Read moreHonouring Industry Leaders at INTI’s First Virtual Industry Partners Appreciation Day
The pandemic has brought about changes to our daily lives such as the way we work, the way we learn, and even the way we socialise. While some may enjoy remote working and learning, it has also raised concern on the way it is affecting mental health. INTI International University’s Student Services Department recently organised …