UNICEF’s 2018 report on urban child poverty found that 7% of Malaysian households in urban areas live below the poverty line, while 1 in 3 households earn below RM 2000 a month . For young Malaysians living in these straitened circumstances, hygiene products such as toothbrushes, toothpaste, sanitary pads and shavers are often a luxury …
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32 trainee teachers from Baiko Gakuin University (BGU), Japan chose to complete their English Language module at INTI International University recently and had the time of their lives mastering the language while getting to know the sights and sounds of Malaysia. They spent 8 weeks strengthening their proficiency of the English Language by attending …
Read moreMalaysia an Eye-Opening Experience for 32 Japanese Students
Expressions of creativity can always lead us to a deeper level of understanding. In encouraging students to deep dive into business analytics, cloud computing and web programming, INTI International University & Colleges (INTI) recently organised its first ‘IBM Innovation Centre for Education (IBM-ICE) Day’ which included talks by IBM experts and a poster competition. The …
Read moreINTI Celebrates IBM ICE Day with Creative Competitions Across Campuses
The finale of Project 24 – a film-making competition created for students to produce a short film within 24 hours – was recently held in INTI International College Subang (INTI). With over 20 teams enrolled, participants of the competition were required to develop content surrounding the theme “Paradigm Shifts” and incorporating a mystery prop – …
A sense of merriment filled the air as 460 students from INTI International University, Nilai, recently joined efforts to showcase their newfound talents in playing traditional Malay musical instruments and also performing a variety of traditional Malay dances. Prior to their grand performance and competition at the Multi-Purpose Hall on campus, the students underwent several …
Read moreUncovering the Wonders of Traditional Malay Musical Instruments and Dance
23 students undertaking the Bachelor of Commerce programme from the University of Wollongong Australia at INTI International College Subang spent a memorable weekend together with instructors from Microsoft Malaysia to learn how to fully utilise applications and tools by Microsoft to create better assignments for their projects and eventually, to have additional skillsets to include …
Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), a style of traditional medicine built on a foundation of more than 2,500 years of Chinese medical practice, has contributed tremendously to the health of Chinese people for thousands years. Through its special clinical effects, rational theory system and rich practice experience, it has become an alternative medical treatment that is …
Read moreEnhancing Traditional Chinese Medicine Studies Through International Study Pathways
More than 350 industry leaders were honoured at the 4th Annual Industry Partners Appreciation Dinner, organised by INTI International University & Colleges. With C-suite and senior leaders from various organisations in attendance, the event celebrated industry-academic partnerships which have been instrumental to INTI’s outstanding graduate employment outcomes. Tan Lin Nah, Chief Operating Officer of …
Read moreIndustry Leaders Honoured at 4th Annual INTI Industry Partners Appreciation Dinner
In a world of rapid digitalisation, we depend heavily on technological tools such as computers and smartphones. Even shopping can be done online, without needing to leave the comforts of home. With 19 million online users, Malaysians are definitely no strangers to the internet. According to Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation (MDEC), Malaysian consumers are shopaholics, …
Besides striving to empower academic excellence among students, 21st century academicians are often tasked to discover and groom talents and good qualities among today’s younger generation. As Noah Webster, the great American lexicographer and educator once said, “The virtues of men are of more consequence to society than their abilities; and for this reason, the …