2020 has been no walk in the park for most industries, not least of all the education sector. Amid recurring spikes of COVID-19 infections forcing governments to close learning institutions and borders, educators and students have had their work cut out for them in adapting to fully online learning and navigating the challenges involving access …
Working or studying from home to curb the spread of the coronavirus disease may be something we need to bear with for at least another year or two. As our movements are constrained to within our homes, what are our choices in managing our general well being? Being “locked-up” at home is the best time …
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While the Information and Communications Technology (ICT) industry has been raising its game on all fronts, it still has to deal with one aspect that it has no direct influence over—talents, or the lack of it. INTI International University & Colleges (INTI) is in the midst of addressing this challenge head-on through its partnership with …
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In a time when bidding for the world’s attention through content has become highly competitive, mass communication professionals are recognising the importance of maintaining timeless values such as trust more than ever. Roberto Gerardo Calleja, Chairperson of INTI’s Mass Communication Community of Practice and Mass Communication lecturer at INTI, sharing his thoughts at INTI’s Mass …
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During a time when healthcare systems face the most pressure, the coronavirus can also be attributed with changing the future of the healthcare industry. With the need to stay indoors to reduce potential airborne transmissions, the pandemic has left countries around the world with little option but to change how healthcare is approached. A patient …
Read moreEmbracing Digital Physiotherapy During the Pandemic and Beyond
There is a common misconception that most college athletes in competitive and popular sports tend to exhibit lower academic performance. However, Malaysia’s national squash player, Siow Yee Xian, 19, who was accepted to the prestigious ivy league Yale University in 2019, has proved the stereotype wrong. Siow Yee Xian (2nd from right) shares a light …
Read moreA National Athlete Who Excels in Both Sports and Academic Pursuits
“Surviving this pandemic is not about what we can do but how we can adapt in this new normal according to the different policies and Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) by the local authorities that is changing constantly. Having said that, how COVID-19 has redefined businesses and its operations is very critical at this juncture,” said …
Amid the health, socio-economic and even political challenges brought about by COVID-19, the reality everywhere is that individual and community life have evolved. In many parts of the world, including Malaysia, the resurgence of infections is renewing the urgency for changes and solutions that will enable humanity to both survive and thrive in the next …
In achieving optimal health, we take care of our diet, maintain a healthy lifestyle, and perform physical exercises or workout in gyms. But we are often unaware that maintaining a good posture throughout the day is also crucial! The correct position for each body part while sitting or standing in front of a computer or …
When one thinks about physiotherapy, they immediately perceive this as a profession related to back and sports injuries. But it is much more than just that. Jasline Poh is proud of her choice in pursuing physiotherapy, as she has always been interested in the healthcare industry. The skills required of these highly trained health professionals …