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Interest in eco-friendly materials has soared as industries seek sustainable alternatives to synthetic fillers in polymer composites. At the forefront of this green revolution, researchers from INTI International University, in collaboration with teams from Malaysia, Indonesia, and India, are pioneering using natural reinforcements to combat the environmental impact of traditional materials. Professor Dr Tezara Cionita …

Read moreSustainable Innovation: Rudraksha Seeds Transforming Polymer Composites

INTI International University recently hosted an informative sharing session for the students of the Faculty of Engineering and Quantitative Studies (FEQS) as part of the FEQS Innovation Week 2024. The session featured Peh Ju Chai, the Founder and Executive Director of HeveaPac Sdn Bhd, who shared insights into sustainable practices and industry trends. The HeveaPac …

Read moreHeveaPac Brings Industry Insights to FEQS Innovation Week

TikTok, the social media sensation, has emerged as a political game-changer in Malaysia’s 15th General Election (GE15) and the State Election 2023 (SE2023). Dr Fadzillah Hernani Mohd Janis from INTI International University’s Faculty of Business and Communications has delved into how this platform has been leveraged to promote political campaigns, engage voters, and influence public …

Read moreScroll, Like, Vote: How TikTok Transformed Malaysia’s Political Scene

INTI International University & Colleges has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Pentas Flora to enhance educational and industrial collaboration. The MoU, signed on 18 June 2024, marks a commitment to leverage the strengths of both institutions, fostering mutual growth in training and education. The signing ceremony, attended by senior officials from both organisations, …

Read moreINTI and Pentas Flora Sign MoU to Enhance Educational and Industrial Collaboration

In today’s fast-changing technological environment, the hospitality industry must adapt to stay competitive. INTI International College Penang’s School of Hospitality and Culinary Arts (SOHOS) is leading this evolution by integrating artificial intelligence (AI) and digitalisation into its curriculum to prepare future industry leaders. On 7 May, INTI Penang unveiled the “Cham Peng (Champion): Media, Culinary …

Read moreINTI Innovates Culinary Education with AI and Digital Media

Identifying the most effective chemical compounds to target specific proteins is critical in drug discovery. Traditional methods often depend on single screening techniques, which can miss important compounds or rank them inaccurately. To overcome this challenge, Said Moshawih, a Master of Data Science scholar at INTI International University, under Professor Dr. Goh Khang Wen, Pro …

Read moreMachine Learning Technique Improves Accuracy in Drug Screening

Harold Rynesh Aloysius, a rising star in squash and a national player, recently showcased his talent at the Southeast Asian Junior Individual Championships (SEAJIC) in Thailand in May 2024. Representing Malaysia, Harold achieved an impressive 3rd place in the Boys Under 19 category, solidifying his status as a formidable competitor. Despite his demanding training and …

Read moreINTI’s Rising Squash Star Shines at SEAJIC 2024

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