Being bold and adventurous, seeking a career linked to their hobbies and being entrepreneurial are amongst the key interests of Generation Z (Gen Z) in Malaysia according to a landmark survey to understand this group better.
Investment analysts are influential people. They are sought after by the media to comment on all manner of news stories, and their recommendations to buy, sell or hold shares of a company.
Cambridge A Level students across INTI’s campuses achieved an overall passing rate of 95% in the October/November 2014 exam. The recently released results indicate that they have the right approach to excel in a challenging and globally recognised pre-university examination.
Cosplay has transformed from being just a hobby into popular culture around the world, with thousands of people coming together to parade their character costumes.
Fresh from pulling off the second year of Tropfest SEA, South East Asia’s version of the biggest short film festival in the world, the Managing Director Joe Sidek is certainly beaming with excitement and pride.
INTI International University & Colleges is extending education counselling services to the East Coast of Malaysia through the launch of INTI Education Counselling Centre in Kuantan.
One of Malaysia’s leading higher education institutions, INTI International University and Colleges (INTI), has announced a strategic collaboration with the world’s largest online professional network, LinkedIn, to nurture industry-ready graduates by building and aligning their online credentials and skills with future employers.
Two awards were won by INTI students in a creative design competition organised by Malaysian Institute of Interior Designers (MIID). Lucas Lim Wei Zun and the trio of Lam Bao Yi, Koh Boyang and Winnie Say Yih Ling bagged Second Prize for Fantastic Residential Design and Fantastic Table Lamp Design respectively.
Meeting and learning from a veteran correspondent who has reported on some of the most important events in Asia since the mid-1970s, including the death of Mao Zedong, the “People Power” revolt in the Philippines, the Tiananmen Square crisis, the rise of China, the Hong Kong handover, the Southeast Asian tsunami, and developments in North Korea, was a boon for students of INTI.
The rising number of international students in Malaysia has made it vital for educators to understand their specific needs to be successful students in this country. This and the increasing diversity of students in campuses had inspired the creation of a platform for championing international student education and services at INTI International University in Putra Nilai.