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Career Conversations Primes INTI Students for Employability

Career Conversations is a new initiative to enhance INTI students’ prospects of employment at the point of graduation. It involves a three step approach: students conferring with top employers and industry experts on the expectations of industry; application of aptitude tests and career discovery tools to narrow down students’ areas of interests; and students’ participation in career workshops conducted by industry experts to help determine the right career pathway to pursue.

Empowering Students through Innovative Learning, Global Exposure and Personal Development

INTI students benefit from an education that empowers them with the right skills and attributes to excel at whatever they do, wherever they go. A unique advantage derived from the Three I’s of International Exposure, Innovative Learning and Individual Development helps them to expand their global perspectives, think critically, and realise their aspirations in a world of constant change.

Outstanding Academic Performance and Leadership Awards for INTI Students

The University of Hertfordshire Alumni Association of Malaysia (UHAAM) recently bestowed two awards on INTI students for their stellar academic and leadership achievements. Vinayagi a/p Subramaniam and Lester Hiew Thiam Hock of INTI International College Subang were presented the UHAAM Bursary Award and UHAAM Leadership Impact Award respectively in recognition of their impressive attributes.

INTI Provides the Edge for Effective Communication

To empower aspiring mass communication specialists with the ability to critically examine films, write like a journalist, study media cultures, use software packages to prepare layouts for magazines and websites, and make full use of new media tools, INTI International College Subang has offered a new mass communication degree in collaboration with the University of Hertfordshire, UK.

Social Media’s Impact on Business and Society Explored in INTI’s Meet the Expert Series

The way social media is impacting communication in modern society is nothing short of revolutionary, and business leaders of the future will need to not only be comfortable with this form of communication, but also know and understand how it plays out in every aspect of their business from internal communication to communication with suppliers, shareholders, stakeholders and customers, according to Associate Professor Gary Noble of the University of Wollongong (UOW), Australia.