As many remain affected by the current economy as a result of the pandemic, a few parents of INTI International University & Colleges’ (INTI) students have shared their appreciation for the institution’s financial assistance provided to their children. Ramsun Ho (right) and Tan Chye Suan (left), expressed their gratitude to INTI for awarding INTI’s Vision …
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With the outbreak of COVID-19 worldwide, many students were forced to reconsider their higher learning options. There are currently mixed sentiments towards international mobility, with some students choosing to delay their overseas study plans, some planning to pursue transnational education that enables them to complete a portion of their programme in Malaysia before going abroad, …
Read moreOverseas Dreams Put On Hold, But Not Academic Dreams
While the imposition of movement controls globally has served to reduce pollution for a time, daily human activity even in its simplest forms can add to environmental risks. INTI’s dedicated Biotech Labs provide suitable equipment and safe spaces for research Metal nanoparticles, entities made of pure metals or their compounds, are often found in various …
As the world accelerates into digital transformation, a lot of attention is being put on the technologies, processes, and infrastructure involved to drive the IR4.0 agenda. People, or human capital, have also been identified as a key to the success of digital initiatives. However, to fully embrace IR4.0, it is said that there is also …
Read moreEmbracing IR 4.0: Are We Forgetting the Importance of Social Capital?
At the time when this article was written, there were over 62 million Covid-19 cases confirmed worldwide, including more than 1.4 million deaths. The world is now eagerly awaiting for vaccines that can help fight the pandemic, with hopes of returning to life as we previously knew it. The world is eager for Covid-19 vaccines, …
Read moreWhat Do We Really Know About the Upcoming Vaccinations for Covid-19?
The year 2020 has posed an unprecedented challenge to businesses and the global economy. In the “next normal”, we can anticipate 2021 to be the year where businesses look to recover, rebuild, and realign their business strategies to equip themselves with the required capabilities to deal with an unpredictable future, along with Industrial Revolution 4.0 …
Read moreThe Future of Human Resources in the Face of Covid-19
The 2020 U.S. elections saw the highest voter turnout in at least 100 years. Joe Biden will be the States’ oldest serving president at age 78. And this election has seen the biggest electoral spend in the country’s history, totalling up to nearly 14 billion U.S. dollars in costs1. These were some of the 2020 …
Meet Dr Murali Raman, Deputy Vice Chancellor, INTI International University Having served in higher education for more than 20 years, with early trainings at Maybank and Accenture, Professor Ts Dr. Murali Raman is no stranger to the world of academia. Dr Murali Raman has travelled the world to present his research. Here he is being …
The significance of electricity is something that many do not realise, but most of the things that make our lives comfortable, safe and convenient require it to run. This includes our gadgets, entertainment, transportation, and even the air conditioning that helps us beat the heat in Malaysia’s tropical climate. Currently, the electricity we enjoy and …
Read moreGenerating Electricity from Concrete for Renewable Energy and a Sustainable Future
2020 has been no walk in the park for most industries, not least of all the education sector. Amid recurring spikes of COVID-19 infections forcing governments to close learning institutions and borders, educators and students have had their work cut out for them in adapting to fully online learning and navigating the challenges involving access …