Learning pathways often differ for every individual. Albert Einstein, the world-renowned physicist was once labelled as ‘retarded’ by his teachers. Einstein failed his entrance examinations into the Federal Institute of Technology (FIT) in Zurich, Switzerland during his first attempt. If he hadn’t taken the advice of the principal by pursuing his first diploma at the …
More than 300 industry leaders were honoured at the 5th annual Industry Partners Appreciation Dinner, organised by INTI International University & Colleges. With C-suite and senior leaders from various organisations in attendance, the event celebrated industry-academic partnerships which have been instrumental to INTI’s outstanding employability outcomes. Tan Lin Nah, Chief Operating Officer of INTI welcomes …
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The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Malaysian Qualifications Agency (MQA), YBhg Dato’ Dr Rahmah Mohamed was conferred with the title of Emeritus Professor by INTI International University (INTI) in recognition of her services to the university. Dato’ Dr Rahmah served as the university’s Vice Chancellor for three years prior to her role at MQA. …
Read moreMQA CEO Conferred Emeritus Professorship at INTI Convocation
As we approach the era of IR4.0 when humans are beginning to coexist and work together with robots and Artificial Intelligence (AI), educators are striving to prepare a future workforce that is armed with the skillsets and knowledge about ICT, the ability to work with data, technical know-how and personal skills. Humans will remain an …
Amid the increasing buzz around Industrial Revolution 4.0 (IR 4.0) and the digital transformation it is set to bring in the way we live and work, a rising concern globally is the replacement of human talents with machines and the loss of jobs resulting from this change. Bank Negara Malaysia’s 2018 report, Unlocking Malaysia’s Digital …
Since the 2015 earthquake tragedy in Sabah, there have been concerns that earthquakes may become more frequent, especially in the state . The location of Sabah near the boundaries of three major tectonic plates – the Eurasian, India-Australia and Philippine-Pacific plates, makes it prone to seismic activities . Experts have cautioned that there is a …
Read moreMalaysian Team Wins International Earthquake-Resistant Building Competition in Taiwan
Conversations on mental health awareness have been on the rise, impacting almost all levels of society. The 2017 National Health and Morbidity Survey reported that 29% of Malaysians had depression and anxiety disorders compared to only 12% in 2011. Statistics by the Malaysian Health Ministry also revealed a worsening state of mental health problems among …
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At first glance, Happy Lee Yan Lung may seem like he has his whole life sorted – he graduated top of his class and was named valedictorian for his graduating batch at National Louis University in Chicago, Illinois, USA. He also managed to secure a job as an Advertising Operations Manager in Texas at Work4 …
It was another milestone of success for students who sat for the Cambridge A Level examinations at INTI International College Penang in May and June this year, as more than 50% of students who took 4 subjects obtained 4 ‘A’s and above. Out of these high achievers, 5 students achieved the top score by getting …
Read moreINTI Penang Celebrates Students’ Achievement in Cambridge A Level Examinations
To demonstrate the skillsets of its students in an advancing IR4.0 world, INTI College Sabah (INTI) organised its second “Youth Beyond Academic” public showcase featuring eight projects focusing on social consciousness and real industry problems. Held in Suria Sabah Shopping Mall, the public showcase was organised for members of the public, high school students, INTI’s …