Keeping interviews moving and capturing key moments as they happened tested INTI International College Subang students’ media skills during IP CONFEX 2026. Students from INTI International College Subang served on the Ground Publicity Committee for IP CONFEX 2026, working alongside MyIPO’s Corporate Communications team on media coverage and digital content. As members of the Ground …
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Understanding a Malaysian audience, asking the right questions and deciding which details deserve attention remain essential to communications work, even as artificial intelligence (AI) helps professionals produce content faster. Jazelia Jasmene, an INTI alumna and Copywriter at Hakuhodo Malaysia, discusses the importance of understanding Malaysian audiences when developing advertising, including content produced with AI assistance. …
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Students from the LEO Club of INTI International University invited their campus community to write messages of encouragement for children with cancer, hoping the handwritten notes would offer some comfort during treatment. (From left) Daryl, Jay and Anastasia with fellow members of the LEO Club of INTI International University at the Childhood Cancer Awareness booth …
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AI systems can help analyse medical images, but some require substantial memory and processing power to perform well. In healthcare and research settings where access to high-end computing resources is limited, this can become a practical barrier. Prof Dr Asokan Vasudevan, Professor at the Faculty of Business and Communication, INTI International University, was involved in …
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Worri thinks too much about what might happen next. Bogg worries about looking presentable. Scrolly doesn’t want to miss the latest trend, Pinki feels awkward around others, and Loong can turn a small health concern into something much bigger in his head. Chevvone Amanda Lyen receives the Best Progressive Design award at the ICAD Graduation …
Read moreEveryday Worries Become a Board Game in Final-Year Design Project
INTI International College Penang brought academics, educators, students, writers and literary enthusiasts together on 3 October 2026 for a national seminar exploring how reading and literature can encourage deeper thinking, cultural understanding and unity in Malaysia’s diverse society. Academics, educators, students and literary enthusiasts at the Seminar Kebangsaan: Karya dan Pemikiran Lim Swee Tin (National …
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Meet and Greet with International Students in Malaysia 2026 (MAGNET 2026) brought together 1,500 international students from 66 countries at INTI International University, Nilai, on 30 September and 1 October, including students from 20 public universities and more than 50 private higher education institutions. Meet and Greet with International Students in Malaysia 2026 (MAGNET 2026) …
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A student can ask AI to explain a difficult idea or help them start an assignment in seconds. What happens after they receive that answer matters too. Do they examine it, question it and work out how to use it? Researchers and educators from 17 higher education institutions came together at IDEC 2026 to discuss …
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The Plaza at INTI International College Subang took on the feel of an American country fair on 23 September 2026 as INTI’s Center for American Education (CAE) celebrated 40 years of helping students begin an American education from Malaysia. Guests, alumni, students, staff and partners come together to celebrate the 40th anniversary of INTI’s Center …
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When Low Yu Xuan and Chon Feng Qi prepared for the 2026 International Olympiad in Artificial Intelligence (IOAI), much of what they needed to know was not something they could revise from their Cambridge A Level notes. They had to learn it themselves. Malaysia’s four-student team, comprising Lee Yan Zee, Low Yu Xuan, Chon Feng …
Read moreINTI A-Level Students Win Bronze at Global AI Olympiad