Alzheimer’s disease is a growing concern, with millions affected worldwide. A recent study highlights how two-dimensional (2D) nanomaterials could improve the diagnosis and treatment of the disease. Among the researchers is Professor Dr. Goh Khang Wen, Pro Vice-Chancellor (Global Engagement) at INTI International University, whose work focuses on the role of ultra-thin nanomaterials in tackling …

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A new initiative is helping reduce plastic waste in Malaysia. The Ikat Tepi EP (Employer Project), led by Ang Wei Zhi and Muhammad Rajaie Mustafar, lecturers at INTI International College Penang’s (IICP) School of Business (SOBIZ), focuses on cutting down the use of raffia string—an everyday plastic often used in food packaging but harmful to …

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INTI International College Subang (IICS) hosted The Forgotten Stripes: Tapir Launch and Exhibition, an initiative led by The Snouts and Stripes, a student team recently recognised as WWF Malaysia ECO Champions 2024. Spearheading the effort were Aida Sofea Binti Nurzahid, Sheryl Neha Gobinat, and Nur Sarah Binti Mohd Suhaimi, students from INTI’s Southern New Hampshire …

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Natural fibres are emerging as a strong alternative to synthetic materials in prosthetic development, offering enhanced durability, sustainability, and cost efficiency. A recent study involving Professor Dr. Tezara Cionita from INTI International University’s Faculty of Engineering and Quantity Surveying examined how natural fibres could replace conventional materials in below-knee prosthetic sockets. Professor Dr Tezara Cionita’s …

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Professor Dr. Asokan Vasudevan, Senior Lecturer at INTI International University’s Faculty of Business and Communication (FBC), has examined how Electronic Integrated Marketing Communication (EIMC) influences consumer purchasing behavior. His study, “The Effect of Electronic Integrated Marketing Communication on Consumers’ Purchasing Behavior of Mobile Service: A Case Study from Jordan”, explores how digital marketing strategies impact …

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INTI International University & Colleges hosted the INTI Chinese New Year (CNY) Networking Dinner 2025 at One World Hotel, bringing together industry leaders, academic professionals, and alumni for an evening of meaningful networking and collaboration. INTI’s Chinese New Year Networking Dinner 2025 welcomed more than 250 industry partners at One World Hotel, Petaling Jaya. Dr. …

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Students from INTI’s Center of Art & Design (ICAD) won nine awards at the Kancil x Scooler Awards 2024, one of Malaysia’s most prestigious creative competitions. Recognised as a benchmark of excellence in the advertising and design industry, the awards celebrate outstanding talent across various creative fields. Dr Gan Kia Hui articulated the role of …

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Four educators from INTI International College Penang (IICP) have been honoured with the Teaching Excellence Awards from Swinburne University of Technology for the August 2024 semester. The recognition highlights their dedication to quality education and their impact on student learning. Dr. Gan Kia Hui, Lecturer and Head of Programme at the Center for Australian Degree …

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Virtual Reality (VR) is reshaping mental health treatment, offering a safe, immersive, and adaptable approach to managing acrophobia, a fear of heights that affects millions worldwide. Ir. Professor Dr. Leong Wai Yie, senior professor at INTI International University’s Faculty of Engineering and Quantity Surveying (FEQS), discusses how Virtual Reality is transforming acrophobia treatment by providing …

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Could breast cancer detection become faster, more accurate, and accessible to underserved communities? Associate Professor Dr. Deshinta Arrova Dewi from the Faculty of Data Sciences and Information Technology at INTI International University believes so. Along with her team, they are developing an artificial intelligence (AI)-powered approach that could reshape breast cancer diagnostics. By integrating AI …

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