INTI International University & Colleges supported the Malaysia Teacher Prize (MTP) 2025, an annual award that celebrates teachers who make a strong impact in their classrooms and communities. The event was held on 9 November at the Royal Chulan Damansara and marked the fourth year of the Prize. Siti Ainulmursyida Shamsudin (centre, front) with Prof. …
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Over 60 aspiring chefs from INTI International College Penang showcased their culinary skills and creativity in the hands-on Intel Young Chefs Programme 2025, gaining real-world experience in large-scale kitchen operations at Intel Malaysia’s corporate dining facilities in Penang and Kulim. Held from August 25 to 28, 2025, the four-day industry immersion involved students from the …
In an age when short-form videos shape how students learn and communicate, educators are reimagining lessons to be more engaging, accessible, and relevant. At the International Digital Education Conference (IDEC 2025), Jane Xavierine, from the Faculty of Education and Liberal Arts (FELA), INTI International University, presented an award-winning study that does precisely that, merging the …
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Artificial intelligence (AI) continues to shape the creative and media landscape, with professionals from INTI International University’s Mass Communication Industry Advisory Board (IAB) 2025 highlighting the importance of using technology responsibly while strengthening the human skills essential to effective communication. Industry partners together with Mass Communication lecturers from INTI campuses. Held under the theme “Future-Proofing …
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The Grand STEM Challenge (GSC) 2025 made its biggest mark yet at INTI International College Penang on 23 August 2025, bringing together more than 2,000 students from 300 schools for a day of innovation, collaboration, and discovery. This year’s edition was the largest since the event’s inception six years ago. Officiated by Penang Chief Minister …
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INTI International College Subang continues to nurture financially literate and industry-ready graduates through real-world learning experiences. Strengthening its partnership with Payments Network Malaysia (PayNet), the operator of DuitNow QR and MyDebit, INTI has empowered its students to turn classroom learning into practical innovation, culminating in the launch of a new PayNet Web App. Students from …
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INTI International University has risen 48 places to rank 122 in the QS World University Rankings: Asia 2026, as released by QS Quacquarelli Symonds. The latest edition features 1,529 institutions across 25 higher education systems, making it the most comprehensive regional ranking to date. Malaysia continues to strengthen its position in higher education, with 75 …
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Representing Malaysia at the CMAS World Cup in Kaohsiung, Chinese Taipei, Louis Chin Teng Aun, a 22-year-old engineering student from INTI International College Penang, brought home a silver medal in the 200m Immersion and a bronze medal in the 100m Immersion. Despite competing against top finswimmers from around the world, Louis maintained his academic focus, …
Five computing students from INTI International College Penang demonstrated innovation and teamwork on both national and global platforms after earning awards in two major technology competitions — the Kibo Robot Programming Challenge (Kibo-RPC) 2025 and the UST Global 24-hour Hackathon (D3CODE 2025), both held in Cyberjaya this September. At the Kibo-RPC 2025 National Level Competition, …
Read moreINTI Students Win Awards in Space Robotics and Global Hackathon
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has moved from being a distant concept to a constant presence in daily life. It is embedded in the way people work, shop, and increasingly, in how education is delivered. Nowhere is the debate more pressing than in classrooms, where questions about its value and risks are being raised across the world. …