It was a jubilant moment for four students from INTI International University & Colleges when they were awarded Top in the World at the Cambridge Outstanding Learners Awards ceremony held in April 2016.

8 students emerged out of 2,500 Teacher’s Day dedications as winners to take home Samsung Chromebooks and Pebble Smart Watches.

Secondary school students from across Malaysia’s culinary paradise, Penang, were recently given the opportunity to showcase their talents in INTI International College Penang’s (INTI) – annual I-Culinary Challenge.

Teacher’s Day campaign by INTI reached out to more than 4 million students and 200,000 teachers nationwide in the last four years.

The INTI School of Hospitality and Kendall College School of Culinary Arts, one of the top 20 culinary schools in America, today organized a culinary workshop, which centred on the theme “World on Plates”.

As part of INTI International University & Colleges continuing effort to encourage their students to give back to the society, students from INTI International College Subang Metro in collaboration with the Leo Clubs of Sunway Metro, Portman College Metro, Heriot-Watt Metro, Damansara Metro, Metro Methodist College KL, SMK Seksyen 4 Bandar Kinrara and SMK BU 3 organised ‘Colors Of Hope Charity Run’, a 5KM run to raise awareness and funds for the National Kidney Foundation.

Civil Engineering students from INTI International University INTI) showcased their knowledge and prowess when they emerged as the first and second runner up at the national Structural Earthquake Stability competition held on 12 March 2016.

Homelessness, communication, innovation and entrepreneurship – these were the top trending topics discussed at INTI International University & Colleges’ first TEDx event for this year.

Marking the second year in a row, INTI’s continues its collaboration with Animax to provide students with a deep passion for Art and Design an outlet to unleash their creative potentials.

In a bold move, INTI International University & College announced that it will lock in its fees for all 16,500 students throughout its six campuses nationwide, allowing them to continue to pay 2016 fees for any programme they progress into during their entire study duration at INTI.