Higher education may sometimes come at a cost which may be prohibitive for students with limited financial resources. Some are fortunate to obtain scholarships, while others have found benefactors to pay for their tuition and living expenditures. But for many young Malaysians, they must find other ways to pursue their tertiary education dream, and among …
With the world facing economic, social, and environmental challenges, businesses worldwide are beginning to realign their strategies with the Sustainable Development Goals’ (SDGs) framework, also known as Global Goals. Environmental sustainability in particular is increasingly becoming a strong focus for all stakeholders, from customers to communities and shareholders. Organisations and their leaders are now being …
Today’s ever-changing workplace requires working professionals to constantly prove their mettle through exceptional capabilities and continuous training. To stay on their game, working adults turn to part-time learning programmes to expand their professional knowledge and skills. To fast track adult learners through their academic progression, the Ministry of Higher Education enables working professionals to turn …
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“There was a time when education in fashion was limited and career choices were restricted to design or fashion houses where you either design clothes, spaces or lifestyle. We have come a long way since then and courses like Fashion Management & Communication prove the versatility and growth of fashion in our country,” stated Dr …
As promises of the end of the pandemic are appearing, mental health professionals share their psychological observations of 2020’s impact to students and caution what we may have to anticipate post-COVID. Jenet is currently the Head of Counselling Unit at INTI International University Jenet Roslin Jovan, the Head of Counselling Unit at INTI International University, …
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Taking a gap year or having time off between the end of secondary school and the beginning of college has grown in popularity among secondary school learners. According to a survey conducted by the American Gap Association five years ago, the top reasons school leavers took a gap year were to gain life experiences and …
MUSE 2.0, an annual effort and celebration held by INTI’s Center of Art & Design spotlights the myriad masterpieces by the faculty’s lecturers and staff. While this year has brought with it its fair share of challenges, the theme of the showcase was aptly titled ‘PANDEMIC – Adapting a new life experience through the lenses …
Understanding fairly well the economic impact of a global crisis, a young man shares how he supports himself and his family through today’s upending struggles, whilst simultaneously pursuing his higher education in the midst of a pandemic. Kiran is currently pursuing his Diploma in Business Management at INTI International College Subang. Kiran, a Diploma in …
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Life does not always pan out the way we planned it – at times, a new opportunity may present itself, or a roadblock stops you from going forward, or you simply change your mind about what you want to do. In a world where people try to complete their tertiary education fast, taking some time …
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When asked about the relevance of INTI International College Subang’s (INTI) new 3+0 Bachelors of Business Information Systems (BIS) programme; Vincent Loh, Dean of INTI’s Centre for Australian Degree Programmes, shared that the programme, offered in collaboration with Swinburne University of Technology (SUT), Australia, addresses the dire need for business-ready tech graduates wanted by tech …