As the country pushes through the second week of the Movement Control Order (MCO), Malaysians are forced to improvise, adapt and overcome challenges in many aspects of their daily lives. From being confined within four walls 24/7 to working from home, from hoarding essential items for fear of uncertainty to jumping on the e-learning bandwagon, …
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While many often associate lecturers with teaching and internship experiences with soon-to-be-graduates, it is understandable when people are perplexed to hear about a lecturer undergoing an internship. Esaline Marie Spykerman, currently a Mass Communication and Business lecturer at INTI International College Subang (INTI), shares about her Faculty Industry Attachment (FIA) experience with Vinda Malaysia, along …
While most of the prestigious Malaysian universities promise high quality and affordable education, these institutions also believe in attracting the best talents. Most of them offer scholarships to reward the students’ achievements and offer support to those who merit them. Students on the other hand, also work hard academically to obtain merit scholarships that may …
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When deadly floods hit north-western Wisconsin in the United States of America in July 2016, little did Angelene Koid Sook Lee know that part of her daily technological pursuits in developing mission-critical two-way radios, had indeed helped to save a life! During that incident, when high levels of water swept away a vehicle from a …
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INTI College Sabah (INTI) recently inked a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with SME Association Sabah to strengthen the institutions’ efforts in producing industry-ready talent for the future workforce. Held at INTI College Sabah, the signing ceremony saw guests such as Mr Foo Ngee Kee, President of SME Association Sabah; Mr Lawrence Wong, Secretary-General of SME …
In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), physicians diagnose patients’ conditions by observing, listening, asking and feeling – as well as using certain natural herbs and treatments in curing disease and ailments. With the emergence of numerous new technologies brought about by Industrial Revolution 4.0 (IR4.0), human intelligence and traditional diagnostic methods have been simulated and even …
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As Malaysia strives to remain competitive in its readiness for the future of production, the nation is still challenged with producing highly skilled labour and strengthening its technological and innovative developments . To meet these challenges, Tan Lin Nah, Chief Executive Officer of INTI International University & Colleges (INTI), and several INTI graduates shared their …
Till now you’ve been a vegan or a vegetarian and now you’re at a crossroad. Do you need to break your traditions or lifestyle and start gorging on non-vegetarian food while you study in a different country, what more if you’re in the land where Colonel Sanders was born and his famous Kentucky Fried Chicken …
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The increasing demand for the adoption of robot-based solutions and cloud-based solutions is creating potential opportunities for the accomplishment of the RPA market across the globe. Automation Anywhere’s product trainer from Singapore, Ng Li Xi trains faculty and staff at the Bot Lab during the first three days of training held at INTI International College …
In light of IR 4.0, the 2019 Malaysian Critical Occupations List (COL) reports that as businesses are expected to expand their adoption of technologies by 2022, there will be a greater demand for professionals in the creative, business and service-oriented industries . This shift in talent demand, along with inflation rates that are expected to …