A video appearing to show a national leader announcing financial assistance may seem credible because the face and voice are familiar. But if the announcement is fabricated, it could lead viewers into a scam that puts their money or personal information at risk. Dr Mohd Haizra Hashim of INTI International University’s Faculty of Business and …

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A student can understand grammar, know the vocabulary and pass an English examination, yet hesitate when using the language in everyday conversation. Ordering coffee or asking for directions requires practice in listening and responding, as well as the confidence to try. Dr Kumutha Raman, Lecturer at the Faculty of Education and Liberal Arts at INTI …

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Artificial intelligence (AI) can quickly draft an advertisement or press release. Turning that draft into effective communication requires understanding the audience, questioning the information, and deciding what the message should achieve. YB Michelle Ng Mei Sze, Political Secretary to the Minister of Digital and State Legislative Assemblywoman (ADUN) for Subang Jaya, addresses the opening of …

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Damage to bone, cartilage or muscle can turn an ordinary movement into a painful task. Climbing stairs, getting out of bed or returning to a favourite sport may become difficult, and helping severely damaged tissue rebuild remains a challenge. Researchers are exploring whether shape-changing materials could help with that repair. The idea is to create …

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Speaking English in front of an audience can be daunting, especially for students who are still building confidence in the language. Suganiya Nilamegan, Programme Director of IEP Spotlight: Speak, Act, Shine, said drama gave students repeated opportunities to practise English, work with their peers and gradually become more confident speaking in front of others. Tashiro …

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Keeping interviews moving and capturing key moments as they happened tested INTI International College Subang students’ media skills during IP CONFEX 2026. Students from INTI International College Subang served on the Ground Publicity Committee for IP CONFEX 2026, working alongside MyIPO’s Corporate Communications team on media coverage and digital content. As members of the Ground …

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Understanding a Malaysian audience, asking the right questions and deciding which details deserve attention remain essential to communications work, even as artificial intelligence (AI) helps professionals produce content faster. Jazelia Jasmene, an INTI alumna and Copywriter at Hakuhodo Malaysia, discusses the importance of understanding Malaysian audiences when developing advertising, including content produced with AI assistance. …

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Students from the LEO Club of INTI International University invited their campus community to write messages of encouragement for children with cancer, hoping the handwritten notes would offer some comfort during treatment. (From left) Daryl, Jay and Anastasia with fellow members of the LEO Club of INTI International University at the Childhood Cancer Awareness booth …

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AI systems can help analyse medical images, but some require substantial memory and processing power to perform well. In healthcare and research settings where access to high-end computing resources is limited, this can become a practical barrier. Prof Dr Asokan Vasudevan, Professor at the Faculty of Business and Communication, INTI International University, was involved in …

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