By: Menaga Vesudevan Lecturer, Design Thinking at the Centre of Liberal Arts & Languages, INTI International University. With increasing concerns about unemployment and the long term realities of the job market post MCO, there is an urgency to address the expectations on fresh graduates. With almost all industries now freezing and reducing headcounts, enhancing the …
Arthur Chew’s love for buildings and fascination for complex projects in construction has led him to what he is today – a budding professional Quantity Surveyor. INTI International University Bachelor of Science (Quantity Surveying) alumnus Arthur Chew poses with a certificate and medal he received for Best Presenter. Having graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree in …
With traditional Chinese medicine gaining popularity around the world, so has interest among local students. Though Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) programmes have a predominantly Chinese student population, the ancient craft is now seeing enrollment from students of other races. INTI International University Bachelor in Traditional Chinese Medicine student, Wan Amirah Aminah Wan Mohd Nizam (front), …
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As the World Bank projects for Malaysia’s unemployment rates to continue rising in the second quarter of the year due to the current economic slowdown1, INTI International College Kuala Lumpur (INTI) organised its first virtual Business Week to prepare students for the “new” workforce. The event, which aimed to connect students to current industry trends, …
The COVID-19 pandemic has affected every aspect of human life, including studies and examinations at every level. On 23rd March 2020, in protecting the safety of students worldwide who had registered for the May/June 2020 series of the Cambridge A-Level Examinations, Cambridge Assessment International Education (CAIE) announced that they would put these as well as …
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As with all industries, global business services (GBS) and business process outsourcing (BPO) have seen their fair share of challenges since March 2020, at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. With the move to work from home and the emptying of business centres globally, there has been a marked consideration of the long-term impact to …
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“Cybercriminals have already been on the go since the World Health Organisation (WHO) announced COVID-19 as a pandemic. These cybercriminals are exploiting public fear and the pandemic’s uncertainty to map out their phishing attacks. Currently, we are seeing various kinds of phishing e-mails with malware titled ‘Covid-19 Cure’ and ‘Latest Covid-19 alert’ entrapping general computer …
As educators and students worldwide demonstrate the possibility of education continuity through online teaching and learning during a time of pandemic, methods of assessing student knowledge and skills have also evolved. Chef Eddie Tan, a chef lecturer from the Diploma in Culinary Arts and Diploma in Hotel Management programmes at INTI International College Subang, believes …
Being caught in a global pandemic which is compounded by racial tensions in the United States of America has been the cause of anxiety, uncertainty, fear and stress among international students. Being a Malaysian and a fresh graduate in the States, Jowei Yek, 21, whose passion is advocating diversity, inclusion and equity has persevered through …
According to the World Health Organisation, one in four of us will experience mental health problems at some point in our lives1. Having said that, there has been a significant spike in treating individuals with mental health concerns and more efforts are being taken in various communities. But, with the stresses and uncertainty of the …