Why Business at INTI?

These leaders of good standing advise and contribute towards the design and development of INTI’s curriculum. This constant feedback ensures that the gap between the needs of the industry and the expectations of graduates are minimised, and helps to create a robust, up-to-date syllabus which is aligned with the needs of today’s businesses, and maximises INTI’s graduate employability numbers.

A key component to these outstanding students outcome is INTI’s hands-on approach to learning that exposes students to actual working conditions in the workforce through internship placements and employer projects with the world’s leading companies.

INTI students have enjoyed internship placements with several multinational organisations around the country, including a 100% acceptance rate at AEON, Infotrek, Workforce.Org, Cyber Village Sdn. Bhd, and other prestigious companies, gaining invaluable experiences even before their graduation. Students are also assigned to projects based on real-world scenarios, including a marketing project with Digi to enhance their services at Digi stores in Malaysia, and an in-depth collaborative research project with Zalora, one of fastest growing e-commerce platforms in Asia. Since 2013, INTI students have successfully completed over 150 projects with consistently positive feedback from their employers.

This hands-on approach is achieved through a variety of activities, workshops and seminars that expose them to actual business scenarios.

As a supplement to their academic programme, students are also offered additional seminars on Business English, Mathematics, Public Speaking, Statistics, as well as practical workshops in Microsoft Office and the Adobe Creative Suite. Even before students graduate, they are set on the right track for professional accreditation. Students following the appropriate courses in finance and accounting are guided in pursuing associate memberships with certified international accreditation bodies such as the ACCA, AIA, CPA, IPA, ICAA and ICAEW.

The University of Hertfordshire Business School is listed in the top 100 most international universities in the world¹. The Faculty of Business at the University of Wollongong was ranked No.1 for Business and Management in Australia² while SNHU is the only institution of higher learning to be ranked among the Top 50 most innovative companies in the world. The Coventry University Business School has enjoyed a host of accolades and awards and was ranked No. 7th in University for Accountancy & Finance³.

¹ Times Higher Education January 2015
² By the Quality Indicators for Learning and Teaching (QILT)
³ By the Guardian University Guide 2016

A team of INTI students won third place at the Rubicon International Business Case Competition 2017 in Germany. The competition pitted students from several of the Malaysia’s finest academic institutions in a bid to prove who had the best business acumen and critical thinking skills.

In 2018, INTI students proved their mettle by competing against 220 students from 26 universities and won the L’Oréal Brandstorm National Finals. The team represented Malaysia in the L’Oreal Brandstorm worldwide competition in Paris.