As Malaysians tighten their belts due to these worrying times, Tan Kean Buan, or also known as Chef Eddie, shares some insights into alternative, cheaper and accessible ingredients everyone can include into their day-to-day cooking using native or naturalised edible greens traditionally used for ulam. Kean Buan with another one of his home grown ulam, …
Following the Higher Education Ministry’s recent announcement on allowing certain students to return to universities, the majority of tertiary students will continue to study online until they are able to return to their institutions in October 2020. To better understand their students’ online learning experiences and its impact on them and their families, INTI International …
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The COVID-19 pandemic has definitely shifted an understandable focus to the country’s unemployment, with reports showing that unemployment is at its peak, with industries like hospitality, tourism, and travel taking the biggest hits from the lockdown1. INTI’s first virtual INTI Leadership Series with Byron Fernandez, Chief Information Officer and Senior Vice President for TDCX Malaysia …
The implementation of the Movement Control Order since March 18, 2020, in curbing the spread of COVID-19 has impacted the workforce like never before. According to the Department of Statistics Malaysia (DOSM), in April 2020, the number of people who are unemployed in Malaysia increased by almost 50% compared to the same period last year. …
A Final Year Project (FYP) is a project or academic task that must be accomplished individually by every undergraduate student to obtain the attributions to graduate. Its aim is to demonstrate the skills and knowledge students have acquired in their studies. Mr. Alex Leong, Senior Lecturer at the Business faculty of INTI International University, Nilai …
A survey by Automation Anywhere Inc., a global leader in Robotic Process Automation (RPA) revealed that one out of four organisations globally expect more than 80 percent of their workforce to become a digital workforce post COVID-191. Serene Keng, Senior Director, Partner Sales, ASEAN for Automation Anywhere shared that the COVID-19 crisis is accelerating the …
By: Menaga Vesudevan Lecturer, Design Thinking at the Centre of Liberal Arts & Languages, INTI International University. With increasing concerns about unemployment and the long term realities of the job market post MCO, there is an urgency to address the expectations on fresh graduates. With almost all industries now freezing and reducing headcounts, enhancing the …
Arthur Chew’s love for buildings and fascination for complex projects in construction has led him to what he is today – a budding professional Quantity Surveyor. INTI International University Bachelor of Science (Quantity Surveying) alumnus Arthur Chew poses with a certificate and medal he received for Best Presenter. Having graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree in …
With traditional Chinese medicine gaining popularity around the world, so has interest among local students. Though Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) programmes have a predominantly Chinese student population, the ancient craft is now seeing enrollment from students of other races. INTI International University Bachelor in Traditional Chinese Medicine student, Wan Amirah Aminah Wan Mohd Nizam (front), …
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As the World Bank projects for Malaysia’s unemployment rates to continue rising in the second quarter of the year due to the current economic slowdown1, INTI International College Kuala Lumpur (INTI) organised its first virtual Business Week to prepare students for the “new” workforce. The event, which aimed to connect students to current industry trends, …