A research conducted by Rajkumar Krishnan Vasanthi from INTI International University along with his counterpart, Alfonsa Choo Kher Ying from B.E.N Physio, Kuala Lumpur, revealed that while a majority of people believe that exercise is able to assist in slowing down the progression of Parkinson’s Disease (PD), others were either unsure or think otherwise. The …

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There is no doubt that knowledge and skills are extremely valuable today and higher education institutions have a key role in producing the future talent needed to drive Malaysia’s aspirations of becoming a developed nation. Realising this, the INTI Foundation has committed itself to promoting education and fostering a culture of care since its establishment …

Read moreInti Foundation Donates Rm100,000 To Institut Sinaran

For the first time ever, Malaysians aged 18 to 20 were eligible to cast their vote in the 15th General Election (GE15) held on 19 November. With over a million first-time voters, students from INTI International College Subang were also part of the Undi18 cohort who had their index fingers inked in choosing parliamentary representatives. …

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For any senior class, prom night is more than a gathering before graduation, but it also symbolises the years spent in college learning, building friendships, and gaining new experiences. This year, INTI College Sabah (ICS) with the help of the 27th INTI student government, INTIMA, took the opportunity to put prom night to a good …

Read moreStudents Use Prom Night to Help People With Disabilities

While Americans have long begun to find plant-based alternatives for different types of food, it is not as easy for Malaysians to give up eating the juicy, succulent meat that they enjoy so much. In 2021, it was reported that Malaysia is among the top poultry meat consumers worldwide[1]. Many scientists have proven that meat …

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If there is one thing that we can learn from Lee Min Shan (Lyn) about being a mother, it is that you are never bored. Lyn, who pursued the Master of Business Administration (MBA) in collaboration with Coventry University at INTI International College Subang, admitted that there is little downtime and no lounging by the …

Read moreMompreneur Believes That Success Requires Putting in Heart and Soul

Inflation, weak growth momentum, supply disruptions and food insecurity due to war are said to be among the factors contributing to a gloomy global economic. To shed light on the local economic situation in Sabah and share a broader perspective on the topic, INTI College Sabah (ICS) and Institut Sinaran conducted the Economic Outlook Talk …

Read moreEmbracing and Learning to Deal With Economic Uncertainties

Since Jacob Hezron Andreas entered the world of gymnastics at the age of ten, his career has only seen upward growth. Despite starting out in a small town in Sabah, his talent, passion, and perseverance has helped the Beluran-born gymnast to shine. “I remember watching talented gymnasts training at a complex in Kota Kinabalu when …

Read moreJacob Hezron Andreas Determined To Continue Moving Up In Gymnastics

INTI International University’s Ir. Professor Dr. Leong Wai Yie was invited as a panelist at the ‘Inspiring Women in Leadership’ series at Akademi Kepimpinan Pendidikan Tinggi (AKEPT) organised by the Young Scientists Network and Academy of Sciences Malaysia (YSN-ASM), where she shared her experience and knowledge with participants, including young scientists from YSN. Other prominent …

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