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A few years ago, building a career in pickleball may have sounded unlikely to many Malaysians. Today, as the sport gains ground through new courts, larger tournaments, coaching demand, and wider community participation, pickleball is beginning to create opportunities not only for players, but also for coaches, trainers, referees, event organisers, and sports entrepreneurs. INTI …

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A doctor’s explanation, a food order, or a simple request for directions can become difficult when communication is not accessible. Dr Arasu Raman, INTI International University’s Director of Social Impact, delivers the opening speech at the Sign It Loud Fun Run, a student-led initiative organised in collaboration with deaf advocacy organisations. For many deaf Malaysians, …

Read more500 Join Sign It Loud Fun Run for Deaf Inclusion

Plastic food packaging is part of everyday life, from takeaway containers and cling wrap to snack wrappers and produce trays. Most are used briefly, then thrown away. As concerns over plastic waste continue to grow, researchers are studying whether materials derived from the ocean could offer a more sustainable alternative. Seaweed and crustacean shells contain …

Read moreCould Seaweed and Shrimp Shells Help Cut Plastic Packaging Waste?

Four senior academics from INTI International University have been recognised in SciRank Global’s World’s Top 5% Scientists list. This international benchmark evaluates researchers based on publication quality, citation impact, and scientific influence within their fields. INTI International University’s Prof Dr Wong Ling Shing, Prof Dr Goh Khang Wen, Prof Dr Shamsul Nahar Abdullah, and Prof …

Read moreINTI Academics Named in SciRank Global Top 5% Scientists List

INTI leaders Hemalatha Murugiah and Dr Jane Lim See Yin have received international recognition at the World Women Economic and Business Summit 2026 for their contributions to higher education, leadership, and student development. The World Women Economic and Business Summit 2026 brought together voices from education, business, and public service to discuss the role of …

Read moreINTI Leaders Honoured at World Women Economic and Business Summit 2026

For many people, the hardest part of seeking mental health support is finding timely access to care. Long waiting lists, geographical barriers, rising treatment costs, stigma, and a shortage of qualified professionals continue to prevent many patients from receiving support when they need it. As generative artificial intelligence, or GenAI, becomes more common in everyday …

Read moreGenAI Could Help Bridge Mental Health Support Gaps, Study Finds

For 94 students from INTI International College Subang, SEMICON Southeast Asia 2026 offered a different kind of learning environment. Instead of observing the industry from a classroom, they supported the operations of a major regional technology event and worked alongside professionals from across the sector. Dr Jane Lim (third from left), Chief Executive of INTI …

Read moreStudents Go Behind the Scenes at SEMICON 2026

Nearly 40 large boxes of unsold clothing from closed boutiques could have ended up as waste. Instead, they were sorted, labelled, and processed by 28 Doctor of Education (DEd) students from INTI International University as part of a community initiative with Muhibbah Malaysia Foodbank Society, also known as Muhibbah Foodbank. Muhibbah Malaysia Foodbank Society was …

Read moreTurning Unsold Clothes into Community Support

Artificial intelligence is becoming increasingly common in daily life, from online banking and customer service chatbots to e-commerce recommendations and workplace productivity tools. As more businesses explore AI to improve efficiency and remain competitive, new research from INTI International University suggests that successful implementation depends as much on people as it does on technology. Professor …

Read moreAI Success Depends on People, Not Just Technology