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Kuala Lumpur state and international-level swimming competitors, twin sisters Charlotte Loke and Charlene Loke are great examples of successfully managing academics and sports. Their dedication to studies and swimming has paved an inspiring path, which they continued when they enrolled in INTI International College Subang’s foundation programmes. Charlotte pursued the Foundation in Information Technology, where …

Read moreThe Loke Twins: Champions in the Pool and Classroom

Food is essential for survival, and when properly enjoyed, some may even call it a hobby. However, what if the one thing that keeps us alive is killing us in silence? Professor Dr Walton Wider, a professor at INTI International University’s Faculty of Business and Communications (FBC), has discovered this through his research titled “Are …

Read moreAre we eating microplastics?

Physical inactivity is a silent killer, accounting for 6% of all deaths globally and significantly increasing the risk of non-communicable diseases such as breast and colon cancers. The World Health Organization (WHO) emphasises that regular physical activity is essential for enhancing psychological health, improving daily functional activities, and reducing symptoms of depression and anxiety. Despite …

Read morePhysical Inactivity Among Malaysian Youth: An Alarming Trend

Dr Mohd Haizra Hashim, a lecturer at INTI International University’s Faculty of Business and Communications (FBC), led a study on the transformative impact of vlogs on social behaviour in today’s digitally connected world. His research examines the profound effects of engaging storytelling and personal portrayal in digital media. Dr Mohd Haizra Hashim, a lecturer at …

Read moreThe Power of Vlogs: Shaping Social Behavior in the Digital Age

Students from INTI International College Subang’s (IICS) School of Business and Communication (SBC) recently had the unique opportunity to gain firsthand experience of the logistics industry by visiting the Pos Malaysia Integrated Parcel Centre (IPC) in Shah Alam. This visit proved to be an invaluable part of their Certificate in Business Studies (CBSN) programme. The …

Read moreINTI’s Business Students Gain Real-World Insights at Pos Malaysia

INTI International University recently conducted an English Clinic programme at Sekolah Rendah Jenis Kebangsaan (T) Nilai on 19 April as part of its University Social Responsibility (USR) initiatives. The clinic aims to help young students aged seven to nine improve their reading, writing, and English communication skills. INTI International University lecturers and students at Sekolah …

Read moreINTI’s English Clinic Supports Young Learners in Nilai

INTI International University & Colleges and HeveaPac Sdn Bhd signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on 28 May to establish a partnership to enhance career development, expand educational opportunities, and improve graduate employment prospects for both organisations. Peh Ju Chai (left), Founder & Director of HeveaPac Sdn Bhd and Chong Kok Wai, CEO of INTI …

Read moreINTI and HeveaPac Partner for Student and Employee Advancement

INTI International University has been awarded the prestigious Rising Star Award in the Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) World University Rankings 2025, making it the sole recipient of this accolade in Malaysia and one of only six institutions globally to receive this honour. This award highlights INTI’s rapid progress and exceptional efforts to enhance educational quality and …

Read moreINTI International University Shines as QS 2025 Rising Star

In a significant step towards sustainability, INTI International University is poised to become one of the leaders in solar energy usage among higher education institutions in Negeri Sembilan. Partnering with SFS Energy Sdn Bhd, INTI is undertaking an extensive project to install 3,220 photovoltaic (PV) solar panels across its academic and hostel blocks, with a …

Read moreINTI Leads Sustainability Efforts with Extensive Solar Energy Initiative

In the quest for innovative environmental solutions, nature often surprises us with effective alternatives. A groundbreaking study has found that replacing traditional peat with rice husk ash (RHA) in cultivating cucumbers and melons significantly enhances plant growth and improves fruit quality. This discovery opens up new possibilities for agricultural practices, particularly in Asia, where rice …

Read moreHarnessing Rice Husk Ash for Greener, More Productive Crops