Cleaner electricity for homes and equipment that uses less energy at work are among the changes climate funding can support. But committing more money does not automatically show whether carbon emissions are falling. Dr Ammar Asbi of INTI International University’s Faculty of Business and Communications co-authored a study examining the relationship between climate financing and …
A student recalling the cash contests once familiar on radio asked Prem Shanker whether stations still gave away money. The HITZ Astro Radio presenter paused to consider the question before sharing a debate his team had faced about attracting listeners. HITZ presenter Prem Shanker draws on 22 years of radio experience to share his approach …
When a student struggled academically, Dr Vinesh Maran met with them repeatedly, helping them work through their difficulties and regain confidence. The student went on to pass the subjects, achieve distinctions in some papers and secure an executive position with a multinational company. Hayley Lee, Lecturer at the Centre for Australian Degree Programs, INTI International …
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INTI International University has advanced 36 places to rank 86th in the QS World University Rankings: Asia 2027, up from 122nd in the previous edition, placing it among Asia’s top 100 universities. INTI International University ranks 86th in the QS World University Rankings: Asia 2027, advancing 36 places to secure a position among Asia’s top …
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Organisations may need to monitor how close people are to one another in shared spaces. But that does not necessarily mean they need to know who those people are. A busy pedestrian crossing illustrates the wider challenge of monitoring shared spaces while considering personal privacy. One study presented at ASBC 2026 explores distance monitoring using …
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Children and young adults learned to bake chocolate cupcakes, calculate ingredient costs and promote their treats online during INTI’s Cook & Care workshop at Pusat Jagaan Kanak-Kanak Vivekananda in Rembau on 6 September. Participants display their freshly baked cupcakes with Faculty of Business and Communication lecturers Klara Arokiyasamy, Dr Shamala Krishnan, Kiranjeet Kaur Jesbier Singh …
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A video appearing to show a national leader announcing financial assistance may seem credible because the face and voice are familiar. But if the announcement is fabricated, it could lead viewers into a scam that puts their money or personal information at risk. Dr Mohd Haizra Hashim of INTI International University’s Faculty of Business and …
A student can understand grammar, know the vocabulary and pass an English examination, yet hesitate when using the language in everyday conversation. Ordering coffee or asking for directions requires practice in listening and responding, as well as the confidence to try. Dr Kumutha Raman, Lecturer at the Faculty of Education and Liberal Arts at INTI …
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Artificial intelligence (AI) can quickly draft an advertisement or press release. Turning that draft into effective communication requires understanding the audience, questioning the information, and deciding what the message should achieve. YB Michelle Ng Mei Sze, Political Secretary to the Minister of Digital and State Legislative Assemblywoman (ADUN) for Subang Jaya, addresses the opening of …
Read moreCreativity and Digital Innovation in Focus at INTI-UH Media Week
Damage to bone, cartilage or muscle can turn an ordinary movement into a painful task. Climbing stairs, getting out of bed or returning to a favourite sport may become difficult, and helping severely damaged tissue rebuild remains a challenge. Researchers are exploring whether shape-changing materials could help with that repair. The idea is to create …
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