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Sweden has not participated in any war for two centuries, has extensive welfare benefits, and has provided great infrastructure for its people. Its top diplomat in Malaysia, His Excellency Bengt G. Carlsson, Ambassador of the Swedish Embassy in Kuala Lumpur, recently took the time off to share with a group of young students from INTI how Stockholm could help Kuala Lumpur become an accessible city.

An effort to nurture technology-savvy entrepreneurs through activities and projects that integrate the talents of University of Wollongong (UOW)’s students with the technological expertise of IBM, MDeC and other industry leaders took place as Technopreneur Week at INTI International College Subang (IICS).

Mr Amit Sevak, CEO of INTI, was recently interviewed on BFM’s Breakfast Grill where he spoke on the higher education landscape in Malaysia and INTI’s continued growth in the education industry.

The brand new INTI International College Subang campus played host to the finalists of the 2013 CIMA Global Business Challenge – Country Level Finals where Team Managenius of INTI International University emerged second runner-up

Over 300 young children from 10 orphanages benefitted from Project 30 – a community service project by INTI students to teach young orphans to grow their own greens.

Employment rates of 100% and 80% for graduates of IT & Computer Science and Commerce respectively doubled the cause for celebration at the inaugural 2013 INTI-University of Wollongong (UOW) graduation ceremony.

A global infrastructure company which has invested more than RM 1 billion in Malaysia is also investing in talent development with INTI. General Electric (GE) has selected INTI as one of its partners for its Global Talent Development Outreach Programme