Amid a deadly pandemic resulting in movement and travelling restrictions, it was reported that Malaysia received 120% increase in postgraduate applications in March 2020, with a 43% rise in the number of application from students wanting to pursue their Masters. Aygul Palvanova and Suhailah Ramjaun, international students at INTI International College Subang (INTI), share their …
“Students should be encouraged to focus on the development of personal skill sets alongside academic excellence. The development of skills such as teamwork, adaptability to change, ability to communicate effectively and having a mindset for lifelong learning are the competencies that will enable students to remain relevant, regardless of the roles or industries they enter. …
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Following INTI International University & Colleges’ celebration of indigenous people, INTI International College Subang student Vernita Racha Anak Nicholas, who is of Iban ethnicity, shares her experiences as an indigenous person and the uniqueness of her ethnicity, culture and tradition in conjunction with the International Day of the World’s Indigenous People (IDWIP). Vernita is currently …
With a strong desire to protect nature, as it is one of our greatest allies against climate change and is vital for our survival and prosperity, students from INTI International University & Colleges took part in the ‘Earth Hour #Connect2Earth Pledge for Nature’ contest as they pledged to defend mother nature. With their lecturers, the …
Every year, the world observes the International Day of the World’s Indigenous People (IDWIP) on August 9 to raise awareness on the 370 million indigenous people living across the globe. In line with IDWIP’s objectives, Putri Yosivia Noveriama Hutagalung, an INTI International University student of Batak ethnicity, has decided to talk about her experiences as …
The Covid-19 pandemic has taken a huge toll on everybody. Most colleges and universities have turned to online learning to ensure youths receive the chance to be prepared for the real world. We have all had our fair share of working on tasks as a group from a young age. We may also realise how …
Procrastination stems from the inability to pay attention to something we have less interest in. This voluntary delay of an intended action is not as bad as how it is publicly criticised. In fact, there are two types of procrastination: structured procrastination and off-the-grid procrastination. A structured procrastination will have people doing less urgent-related tasks …
It has been a debate that many have yet to settle on: Which is more important, education or experience? Education and experience come hand in hand like eggs and the knowledge to cook them because you need eggs to make an omelette, but what’s the point of having eggs if you don’t know how to …
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As colleges and universities are reopening their campuses in stages beginning from March 2021, students can choose to either study on campus or browse online degree courses in Malaysia. If you are more inclined to online degree courses, here are some aspects to consider. Is an Online Degree Right for You? Benefits of an Online …
Most employers look for job applicants who have not only achieved academic excellence, but also have prior work experience. While many degree courses include internship programmes as part of their curriculum, there are some courses that place internships as an optional choice. Nonetheless, students are highly encouraged to apply for internships on their own initiative. …