1 in 3 Malaysians surveyed in a landmark study by INTI International University & Colleges (INTI) on Working Professionals aspire to upskill themselves through new academic qualifications within a 5 year period.
INTI International University & Colleges’ A-Level students and lecturers from its Subang, Nilai and Penang campuses are celebrating their overall success rate of 97% for the May/June 2015 Cambridge A-Level examination
Through a long-established academic partnership with IBM, INTI International University & Colleges embarked on yet another collaboration with this world’s leading IT giant, promoting innovative learning and individual development for its students.
INTI International University & Colleges (INTI), together with its long-standing partner, University of Wollongong, Australia, collaborated on an ambitious project aimed at building a community of practitioners committed to improving teaching and learning practices in transnational higher education.
While INTI International University & Colleges offers a range of programmes focused on the academic and career development of its students, it has also played a role in supporting a number of its students who are already carving a future for themselves in the international sports arena.
Have you ever been told to go outdoors instead of holding on to your video game consoles? Turns out that could soon be a thing of the past, as there has been a significant rise in numbers of eSports tournaments in the country. After all, RM10,000 prize money for winning a video game competition cango a long way to help with college tuition fees.
Students at INTI International University & Colleges will soon be among the first Malaysian university students to be certified as Google Adwords experts, following a unique collaboration between INTI and Google Malaysia.
What the secret to making great coffee? Is it the coffee beans or the brewing methods that one uses to make it? Coffee is not only a drink but a unique experience that can be acquired through taste and smell.
Mass Communication students, from the School of Business, INTI International College Subang organised a Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) project with the theme Healthy Living, Active Lifestyle for children from two orphanages in Selangor.
A majority of Malaysian students believed that universities in the future would teach career-oriented skills and that it was important to promote lifelong learning.