Pollution is a word we’ve grown used to—air, land, and water contamination have long been at the centre of environmental discussions, government policy, and global campaigns. However, while much of the public is familiar with large-scale plastic waste, microplastics are a less visible but equally harmful form of pollution that continues to slip under the …
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Have you ever wondered what being a student at INTI International College Subang (IICS) is like? You might have heard that life here is vibrant and energetic, and this past week proved it. If there was ever a time to witness the buzz, this was it. The third week of April delivered one of the …
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A team of students from INTI International University’s Faculty of Engineering & Quantity Surveying has developed SafePaws — a mobile app designed to support the rescue, care, and adoption of stray, lost, and abused animals. Led by student Kiow Yoon Ying, the project earned second place at INTI’s 5-Minute Innovative Speech Competition and continues to …
INTI International College Penang hosted “Legal Insights for Young Entrepreneurs” on 12 April 2024, bringing together legal experts and community leaders to equip aspiring business owners with essential legal knowledge. The seminar featured a two-hour panel session covering intellectual property, business registration, taxation, and real-life legal case studies. The event drew approximately 90 students from …
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At INTI International University, five students took a class project and turned it into something much larger—an initiative that not only educated their peers but also encouraged open conversations around women’s health, a topic still considered sensitive by many. (Left to right) Al Mohi Noor Alam Tahseen, Zhang Yuzhe, Huang Wensheng, Wan Nur Dhiya Wan …
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As people age, conditions such as cataracts, back pain, hearing loss, and osteoarthritis (OA) often develop. OA is a degenerative joint condition where the cartilage cushioning the joints wears down over time. The result: pain, stiffness, and reduced mobility—especially in the knees. Many turn to knee braces or orthoses for support. However, there’s growing concern …
INTI International College Subang, represented by its Student Representative Council (INTIMA), clinched fourth place in the Private Higher Education Institutions (IPTS) category at the PayNet Digital Campus 3.0 competition in February at the Putrajaya Marriott Hotel. The national-level event, officiated by Professor Dr Azlinda Azman, Director General of the Ministry of Higher Education (MOHE), brought …
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Two student-led startups from INTI International College Penang (IICP) made an impression at the 2nd ICT Startup Pitching Competition 2025 in Japan. Held on 21 February, the event brought together young entrepreneurs from Japan, Vietnam, and Thailand to showcase tech-based solutions with social and commercial potential. IICP’s teams, SolarEd and SENIV, delivered strong debuts on …
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Malaysia ranked 28th among the world’s top 30 plastic-polluting countries in 2021, with each person generating an average of 56 kilograms of plastic waste per year. Plastic pollution isn’t just a global issue—it’s a local one, too, and it’s getting harder to ignore. Dr. Wong Kok Kee and Dr. Ong Ghim Hock from INTI’s Faculty …
What makes a customer stay loyal to a brand in today’s world? It’s no longer just about good service or fast delivery. Increasingly, it’s about what a company stands for. Professor Dr. Asokan Vasudevan from INTI International University studies the link between CSR and customer loyalty, offering new ways for businesses to build trust and …