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INTI International University & Colleges (INTI) and the Malaysia Retail Chain Association (MRCA) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to strengthen the ties between education and industry. This collaboration aims to develop qualifications driven by industry needs, professional training programmes, and foster knowledge exchange between business leaders and students. The agreement will facilitate the …

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Women micro-entrepreneurs in Malaysia are reshaping the small business landscape. Once constrained by traditional roles and financial limitations, they are now significantly impacting the economy. From home-based enterprises to thriving digital storefronts, their businesses continue to grow. However, their success is often accompanied by challenges, including financial barriers, limited support systems, and the constant balancing …

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A team of INTI International College Penang students has been recognised for their work in road safety, winning the Best Real-World Relevance and Sustainability Award at the IEM – Integrated Design Project Short Video Competition 2024 on 2 January 2025. Chow Yoong Liang, Ric Felipe Francis, and Eng Tze Yee—students from the Bachelor of Engineering …

Read moreINTI Engineering Students Win Award for Road Safety Innovation

The Centre for University of Hertfordshire (UH) Programmes at INTI International College Subang organised a Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative at Lovely Nursing Home in Petaling Jaya on 28 February 2025. The initiative united faculty members and students in a collective effort to support the residents, reinforcing INTI UH’s commitment to community engagement. INTI UH …

Read moreA Day of Kindness and Giving with INTI UH

For Muslim international students at INTI, Ramadan is a time of spiritual reflection, discipline, and connection. Observing the holy month in a different country brings challenges and new experiences. Yet, with a strong support system on campus, students continue their religious practices while managing academic responsibilities. During this meaningful time, they find comfort and camaraderie …

Read moreRamadan at INTI: Fostering Faith, Friendship, and Support

INTI International University & Colleges formally partnered with Integrated Agriculture Cooperative Malaysia Limited (InAgMa) by signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on 28 February 2025. Following discussions since December, this collaboration aims to drive industry-relevant research, develop a skilled talent pipeline, and enhance knowledge exchange in aquafarming and agriculture-related research and development (R&D). (From left) …

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As part of INTI International University’s University Social Responsibility (USR) initiative, students from the Faculty of Health and Life Sciences conducted the Rainbow on My Plate programme on 26 February 2025. Held at four Q-dees preschool branches—Eco Majestic, Setia Ecohill, Hillpark 2, and Hillpark 3 Eugenia—the initiative introduced children aged 4 to 6 to the …

Read moreRainbow on My Plate: INTI Students Promote Healthy Eating Among Preschoolers

For most students, the Cambridge International AS Level examinations require months of preparation, focus, and discipline. At INTI International College Penang, two students took on that challenge and emerged among the best in the world. Yeap Wei Han and Teoh Ke Yi, from INTI’s Centre of Excellence for Pre-University Studies (CEPS), have been named Top …

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Every generation has its own set of iconic cartoons. For children of the 1990s, it was Rugrats. For those in the early 2000s, SpongeBob SquarePants became a household name. One thing remains constant—many of the most widely recognised cartoons are in English. This trend caught the attention of Dr. Phawani Vijayaratnam, a senior lecturer at …

Read moreEnglish Cartoons: Shaping Preschoolers for Better or Worse?

Alzheimer’s disease is a growing concern, with millions affected worldwide. A recent study highlights how two-dimensional (2D) nanomaterials could improve the diagnosis and treatment of the disease. Among the researchers is Professor Dr. Goh Khang Wen, Pro Vice-Chancellor (Global Engagement) at INTI International University, whose work focuses on the role of ultra-thin nanomaterials in tackling …

Read moreTiny Materials, Big Potential in Fighting Alzheimer’s