The season of festivity can have a positive effect on all of us – the smell of newly changed curtains, fresh clothes, the sound of children running around happily, the lights and the songs filling up the hallway. These festivals are often reasons for bringing families together, making friends and celebrating our unity as Malaysians – and nothing does it best than food, especially our signature Malaysian Hari Raya delicacies.
INTI Centre of Art & Design (ICAD) student Jesyln Tan Yoke Teng, 22, studying Graphic Design had two passions – art and charity. Little did she know that she would be able to combine her passions for the ‘Rakan Raksasa’ Project, an initiative by the ICAD students from INTI International College Subang and Pusat Jagaan Cahaya Kasih Bestari, an orphanage based in Subang.
Finding ingenious ways to automate for a greener environment, four mechanical engineering students from INTI International University (INTI) developed a robot with built-in Artificial Intelligence (AI) for the purpose of keeping recreational parks clean by picking up and sorting out garbage for recycling. The second year students who recently returned from their journey to Universidade Salvadore (UNIFACS) in Brazil, where they competed at the Laureate Award for Excellence in Robotics Engineering, proudly flew the Malaysian flag high by snatching the second place title at this year’s competition.
In commemoration of a long standing international partnership of more than 20 years with UK’s leading business-facing university, The University of Hertfordshire (UH), INTI International University & Colleges recently hosted the launch of the Centre for UH Programmes at its Subang campus. Officiated by His Excellency Paul Rennie, Deputy British High Commissioner to Malaysia, Professor Damian Ward, Dean of the Hertfordshire Business School, University of Hertfordshire and Mr Timothy Bulow, Chief Executive Officer of INTI International University and Colleges, the event saw over 350 INTI students across various disciplines of the UH programmes at INTI along with fellow alumni to celebrate the momentous occasion.
Students decked in graduation robes and mortarboards, and smartphones lifted high above heads to get that perfect group shot. That would perfectly describe INTI and University of Wollongong’s graduation ceremonies that was recently held in Kuala Lumpur and Penang.
INTI International University & Colleges (INTI) recently invited its’ industry partners to come together for their annual Industry Advisory Board (IAB) meeting. The sole purpose of the IAB is to add value to INTI’s current academic program. Their role is to advise and work cooperatively with the academicians to enhance the quality of teaching in the classroom.
Interpersonal relationships and communication skills are as important to Quantity Surveyors (QS) as other areas of their professional training, given that they need to interact and communicate with architects, subcontractors, engineers and planners to deliver high-value and low-risk services to their clients.
INTI College Sabah (INTI) today launched two facilities on campus in partnership with JobStreet.com, one of Asia’s leading employment market places; and the ACCA (the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants), one of the most recognised professional accounting bodies globally.
INTI International University recently hosted a guest lecture talk with Dr Tan Yew Sing, Founder and Chairman of INTI International University & Colleges who is also the President of Malaysia-China Chamber of Commerce, to share on future opportunities brought by the Belt and Road Initiative. The insightful talk was attended by around 300 local and international students.
Malaysia has over 660 higher education institutions and 1.2 million currently enrolled tertiary level students, creating a highly competitive job environment with skilled and educated graduates.