Have you ever been told to go outdoors instead of holding on to your video game consoles? Turns out that could soon be a thing of the past, as there has been a significant rise in numbers of eSports tournaments in the country. After all, RM10,000 prize money for winning a video game competition cango a long way to help with college tuition fees.
Students at INTI International University & Colleges will soon be among the first Malaysian university students to be certified as Google Adwords experts, following a unique collaboration between INTI and Google Malaysia.
What the secret to making great coffee? Is it the coffee beans or the brewing methods that one uses to make it? Coffee is not only a drink but a unique experience that can be acquired through taste and smell.
Mass Communication students, from the School of Business, INTI International College Subang organised a Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) project with the theme Healthy Living, Active Lifestyle for children from two orphanages in Selangor.
A majority of Malaysian students believed that universities in the future would teach career-oriented skills and that it was important to promote lifelong learning.
INTI International University & Colleges Subang Campus organized Career Week from May 18—22, 2015. The purpose of Career Week was to provide a platform for students to meet their dream employers; to understand career insights and to explore various career pathways.
The 31st INTI Leadership Series was held on May 6, 2015 at INTI International College Subang. The guest speaker was, Jake Abdullah “Jakeman”, the Chief Executive Officer of Astro Radio, Malaysia. The event consisted of talk by Jakeman followed by moderation session and concluded with coffee session with Top Ten Students of INTI, Malaysia.
One of INTI’s students, Lum Kar Kit were sponsored to participate in SEATRU Volunteer Programme under KPMG Corporate Citizenship. He was among the 2 university students partake in this programme.
INTI International University & Colleges aims to create an entrepreneurial ecosystem as a means to transform the learning experience.
Nineteen-year old Angelina Lim is certainly in the limelight at the moment. Her brother Frankie is autistic, has difficulty communicating and is afflicted with restrictive and repetitive patterns of behavior. Angelina has been inspired to write a collection of poems and compiling it into a book to help people understand autism better. Her book entitled “Artistic” has since been published.