One of INTI’s students, Lum Kar Kit were sponsored to participate in SEATRU Volunteer Programme under KPMG Corporate Citizenship. He was among the 2 university students partake in this programme.
INTI International University & Colleges aims to create an entrepreneurial ecosystem as a means to transform the learning experience.
Nineteen-year old Angelina Lim is certainly in the limelight at the moment. Her brother Frankie is autistic, has difficulty communicating and is afflicted with restrictive and repetitive patterns of behavior. Angelina has been inspired to write a collection of poems and compiling it into a book to help people understand autism better. Her book entitled “Artistic” has since been published.
In a recent endeavour to create innovative applications for Google Cardboard, the latest 3-Dimensional (3-D) or Virtual Reality gadget inspired by Google, INTI’s students displayed remarkable abilities in critical thinking, communication, collaboration and creativity to develop their very own virtual experiences on smartphones.
INTI International University & Colleges recently hosted an interactive networking session with GE’s Top talents across ASEAN. General Electric International Inc (GE) is one of the world’s most admired companies with global presence in more than 170 countries including Malaysia.
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.