Imagine a world where grocery bags and food wrappers don’t linger in landfills for centuries but break down harmlessly into the soil within weeks. Researchers at INTI International University are shaping this vision. Their work focuses on a prototype plastic made not from petroleum, but from sago starch and agricultural waste such as corncobs and …
Read moreSago Starch Bioplastic Offers New Hope for Packaging
INTI International College Penang (IICP) recorded a full medal sweep at the Malaysia Culinary World Cup (MCWC) 2025 in Ipoh, where all 14 students from its School of Hospitality and Culinary Arts (SOHOS) returned with awards. The competition brought together nearly 800 participants from 26 countries, competing across 65 categories and judged by 115 international …
Read moreINTI Wins Across All Categories at Malaysia Culinary World Cup
Meeting Malaysia’s sustainability goals will require more than policy — it demands bold collaboration between business, academia, and technology. INTI International University & Colleges is helping lead that charge, bringing together industry leaders, innovators, and academics in a high-impact forum to turn sustainability ambitions into practical, measurable action. The event gathered voices from across sectors …
Read moreINTI Brings Industry and Academia Together for Action on Sustainability
After just one and a half months of focused training, INTI International College Subang (IICS) students Ting Ming Jie and Wong Holjhen earned the bronze medal at the Inter-University Badminton Tournament – Unity in Motion 2.0 on 2 August 2025. The Bachelor of Arts (Marketing) students from the University of Hertfordshire programme at IICS were …
Read moreBadminton Duo Clinches National Bronze After Six Weeks of Training
The partnership between INTI International College Subang (IICS) and Mydin Mohamed Holdings Berhad (MYDIN) continues to make a meaningful impact, with a new initiative reaching communities in and around Subang Jaya. Organised by the School of Business Communication (SBC), this year’s Water Festival extended beyond campus activities and into the heart of community service. The …
Read moreINTI and MYDIN Support Subang Jaya Through Water Festival Initiative
As cancer treatment costs rise and donations decline, students at INTI International College Penang have led the way in rallying support. On 19 July 2025, over 300 participants gathered on campus for the Wings of H.O.P.E. Cancer Fundraising Run, an event that raised funds for Mount Miriam Cancer Hospital’s underprivileged patients. Organised by the INTI …
INTI International University has launched the INTI Innovation Gallery, a dedicated space to showcase innovative research by faculty and students. Located on the ground floor of the Learning Resource Centre at INTI’s Nilai campus, the Gallery reflects the university’s focus on research that addresses real-world challenges and encourages collaboration across disciplines. The INTI Innovation Gallery …
Read moreINTI Innovation Gallery Showcases Purposeful Research
Kughanya A/P Kumaran, a Mass Communication student from INTI International College Penang, has won the Business Idea category at UH FLARE 2025, an international entrepreneurship showcase hosted by the University of Hertfordshire in the United Kingdom. Held annually, UH FLARE brings together young innovators from around the world to present business ideas rooted in sustainability, …
Read moreINTI Student Wins Global Pitch in UK with Coffee-Based Innovation
Instead of traditional lectures and exams, students at INTI International College Penang spent five days solving real business challenges, engaging with industry professionals, and developing job-ready skills. Digital Week 2.0, held from 16 to 20 June 2025, animated the classroom with industry-led workshops, analytics projects, and exposure to emerging technologies. Centred around the theme “Your …
Read moreINTI’s Digital Week 2.0 Sharpens Students’ Edge for the Digital Economy
For many young girls in Malaysia’s rural and indigenous communities, English often feels disconnected from their lives. Textbooks rarely reflect their realities, and characters seldom look like them or share their cultural backgrounds. But what if that changed? What if reading could not only improve literacy but also spark pride, confidence, and a sense of …
Read moreReadibuddy Helps Malaysian Girls See Themselves in the Stories They Read