A milestone had been achieved by INTI’s mass communication students who celebrated the successful completion of a project to document the life journeys and achievements of 15 physically disabled and talented Malaysian entrepreneurs.
“Countries like ours – fast-developing nations in favour of ambitious action on climate change – are living proof that economy and environment can prosper together.” Prime Minister Najib Razak at the International New York Times ‘Energy for Tomorrow’ Conference 2014, Kuala Lumpur
Francis Choong, a final year (4th year) Accountancy student from the Faculty of Business, Communications and Law at INTI International University, emerged as the winner of EY Young Tax Professional of The Year (YTPY) 2014 Malaysia and will represent Malaysia at the YTPY International Competition to be held in Amsterdam, the Netherlands from 30 November to 4 December 2014.
A recent research by INTI International University’s (INTI) Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) students revealed that properties of a local herb, Blumea Balsamifera, have positive results towards the treatment of arthritis and inflammation.
INTI student Ganesh Muren has risen among Malaysia’s new generation of innovators and trendsetters by qualifying for the esteemed e@Stanford Program, an immersive innovation and entrepreneurship programme for startups by Stanford University, USA
The hugely acclaimed MasterChef Australia series has created a whole new generation of budding chefs across the world, Malaysia included. As such, the opportunity to cook alongside celebrity chef and MasterChef Australia’s judge – George Calombaris – was a life-changing experience for Niesha Lee Jia-En and Nik Faris Nik Mohd Roseli, who are both studying Diploma in Culinary Arts at INTI International College Subang’s School of Hospitality.
SME Bank and INTI International College Kuala Lumpur (INTI) signed a Memorandum of Understanding paving the way for both parties to collaborate in the development of human capital for both organisations.
Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair visited the Subang campus of INTI International University and Colleges to speak to students, faculty and community stakeholders about the globalization of education.
Vice President of Kendall College School of Culinary Arts Chef Chris Koetke and INTI’s executive chef Eliezer Campuzano share useful tips on preparing tasty chocolate-based food at INTI’s School of Hospitality
“A strong support network has enabled Matthew Ong Kai Jing, Khaw Yee Ming and Tessa Ng Pei Ying to benefit from an innovative learning experience at INTI International College Penang, and opens a path for them to study in the United States under full scholarship awarded by the University of Kansas (KU).”