While many countries are still comprehending how Industrial Revolution 4.0 (IR 4.0) could potentially impact their economies, it is necessary to prepare future talents who will know how best to modernise industrial capability, and transform the economy towards high-value manufacturing, through the adoption of computers and automation. Businesses will be further enhanced with smart and …
INTI International University & Colleges has today signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Swinburne University of Technology, Australia, to offer quality, affordable Australian degree programmes to students studying in Malaysia. The signing ceremony was presided over by Mr Michael Growder, Acting High Commissioner, Australian High Commission to Malaysia, and Yang Berusaha Dr. Zubaidah binti Aman, …
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In conjunction with Hilton Malaysia’s 100th Anniversary, senior representatives from Hilton celebrated their milestone event by launching the opening of its new Hilton Training Suite for INTI’s Hospitality students at INTI International College Subang (INTI). INTI International College Subang (INTI) launched their new Hilton Training Suite for INTI’s Hospitality Students. The launching ceremony cum birthday …
As we steadily shift towards the Fourth Industrial Revolution, the debilitating trend of increased physical inactivity and its implications towards public health are drawing both international and national concerns. To shed light on this worrying trend, INTI International University & Colleges brought together two experts to share their points of view on the matter, along …
INTI recently collaborated with its industry partner, DELL Malaysia to organize Hack2Hire, a first of its kind varsity competition organized by DELL Malaysia, as a practical means to hire talents. The opportunity was magnanimous as 75 of INTI’s best and brightest from its Computing and IT schools faced off in teams over a 24-hour period …
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12 undergraduate physiotherapy students from INTI International University recently represented Malaysia at the 25th International Disabled People’s Day Conference in Zgorzelec, Poland. With the theme “Life Without Pain, Healthy Children – Healthy Europe” and accompanied by the Head of Programme for Physiotherapy at INTI International University, Mr Thirumalaya Balaraman, the students presented their research to …
Read moreMalaysian Undergraduates Win Big at International Physiotherapy Conference in Europe
Over two weeks ago, the Russo Brothers dropped one of the biggest bombs in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). For those who haven’t watched the latest instalment of the Avengers saga, spoilers ahead. Tony Stark represents the transition from youth to adulthood, whose character development is one of the most relatable in the Marvel Cinematic …
Read moreDealing with Tony Stark’s Death: Insights Into Dealing with Real-life Loss & Grief
Analytical research Student perspectives on teaching quality in 2015 found that students pursuing their tertiary education regard in-depth knowledge as the most important quality in a university lecturer. Highly experienced faculty are undoubtedly the most valuable assets to an institution and often, the qualifications of university lecturers impact students’ decisions about where to study . …
May 16th is a special day when we pay tribute to our teachers, and thank them for developing us into what we are today. For students who have struggled with their academic performance more than others but ultimately made a major breakthrough with the help of their teachers, the feelings of gratitude often tend to …
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While the Fourth Industrial Revolution (IR4.0) promises unprecedented technological advancement that will facilitate the growth of businesses globally, the impact that smart and autonomous processes will have on human talent cannot be denied. In 2018, a study by Cisco and Oxford Economics found that new technology could displace close to 28 million jobs in ASEAN …