Artificial intelligence is becoming increasingly common in daily life, from online banking and customer service chatbots to e-commerce recommendations and workplace productivity tools. As more businesses explore AI to improve efficiency and remain competitive, new research from INTI International University suggests that successful implementation depends as much on people as it does on technology. Professor …
Two days before the national finals of the Accounting Professional Avenue (APA) 2026, a team from INTI International College Penang faced an unexpected setback. Finalists and judges pose for a group photograph ahead of the Accounting Professional Avenue (APA) 2026 Business Case Study Challenge organised by Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM). The competition challenged students to …
For people living with psoriasis, treatment is rarely simple. The condition can cause red, itchy, and scaly patches on the skin, with flare-ups that may be painful, uncomfortable, and difficult to manage over time. Psoriasis can cause red, itchy, and scaly patches on the skin, making long-term treatment and symptom management important for patients In …
Read moreCould Tiny Patches Transform the Way Psoriasis is Treated?
After three years in the science stream in secondary school, Tang Yi Chian realised that the way she approached problems was better suited to accounting. Science had challenged her to think flexibly, especially in mathematics and physics. Accounting, however, offered a clearer structure, with rules and processes she could follow. That difference helped her make …
Read moreScience Stream Switch Leads Student to National Accounting Award
When small businesses come under pressure, the decisions their leaders make can affect more than just profit and operations. They can shape whether employees feel supported, whether clients continue to trust the business, and whether the organisation can stay steady during uncertain periods. Dr Rus Sumariyanti Surin from the Centre for Australian Degree Programmes at …
Read moreEthical Leadership May Help SMEs Build Resilience, Study Finds
For Nisha Sri A/P Yoganathan, winning the Penang Miss Colours of India Competition 2026 was not only about standing out on stage. It was about learning how to speak clearly, think under pressure, and represent her cultural identity with confidence. A Bachelor of Arts (Honours) Mass Communication student at INTI International College Penang, Nisha wanted …
INTI International University has risen 103 places to rank 406 globally in the QS World University Rankings 2027, marking its strongest position in the ranking to date. The latest results also place the University among the top 10 Malaysian institutions in the same ranking. Released by global higher education analyst QS Quacquarelli Symonds, the QS …
Social media has become part of how university students build friendships, express emotions, and stay connected. But a recent study involving Malaysian university students suggests that sharing more online does not necessarily lead to stronger peer relationships. Associate Professor Dr Ng Miew Luan from the Faculty of Education and Liberal Arts, INTI International University, is …
Read moreSharing More Online Does Not Always Strengthen Peer Relationships
A youth-led river cleanup at Sungai Kayu Ara Retention Pond in Kg Chempaka, Bandar Utama, removed 548.9kg of waste, giving students a first-hand look at how much rubbish can collect in urban waterways. Haresh Suri (far left) and Sebastian Yew (far right) were among the student volunteers who participated in Belia on Sungai 2026, helping …
Read more548.9kg of Waste Pulled from Sungai Kayu Ara in Youth-Led Cleanup
In an age where national conversations often unfold through social media posts, comment sections, and online debates, INTI International College Penang alumnus Kishan Deepak Buxani chose a different path. Rather than observing from the sidelines, he chose to work inside one of Malaysia’s most important democratic institutions. INTI alumnus Kishan Deepak Buxani (right) with Tan …
Read moreFrom Online Opinions to Parliament, Young Malaysian Chooses to Serve