With its ongoing efforts in motivating and inspiring students to excel in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) education, INTI International College Penang (INTI) has once again been selected by Motorola Solutions Foundation, as one of the recipients of its international grant awarded in year 2018. Michael Loh (3rd from left), the Director of …
From the time she first heard about the aviation industry from her significant other, Vanisthaa Shanmuga Nathan knew she was meant for the skies. Before she set out to achieve her aviation dreams however, she had to overcome several glitches. Vanisthaa, future female pilot, posing next to a Piper Warrior airplane during her training …
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How INTI International University & Colleges have been enjoying close bilateral relations with China and how it impacts the local education sector (Left to Right) INTI International University’s Vice Chancellor Dr Joseph Lee posses with the signed Article of Association with Alibaba Group Vice President Brian Wong. For many years, Malaysia has been committed …
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Students from INTI International University’s Faculty of Engineering and Quantity Surveying embarked on a journey to Bangkok to discover the sights, sounds and unique methods of sustainable energy that can be replicated in Malaysia. Mention “Bangkok” to any Malaysian and the first images that will come to mind are its array of amazing food, …
As 18 students crossed the Bay of Bengal for their study tour to Bengaluru, India, little did they know that they would experience a different side to physiotherapy – its applications for disabled communities. (far right) Mr. Thirumalaya, INTI’s Head of Programme for Physiotherapy, and his students posing for a group photograph in India …
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) has become an integrated part of institutions of higher learning, as more education leaders realise that the ideology behind CSR guides their students and institutions to act ‘in an ethical and transparent way that contributes to the health and welfare of society’, according to ISO business standards. These standards provide an …
While the country is headed towards significant change, including numerous reforms to boost its economy, an ongoing concern lies in its graduate unemployment, with Bank Negara Malaysia’s 2017 Annual Report recording an upward trend of 4.1% in 2016 . The report further highlighted that “the number of graduates in Malaysia increased by around 880,000 persons …
Read moreThe Competitive Bug: How Twin Sisters Are Building Their Future One Competition at a Time
Health screening is now a more common sight in many public spaces, as Malaysians in general have become more conscious of their health. To provide easy access to health check-ups, students and academicians from the Faculty of Health and Life Sciences at INTI International University (INTI) recently embarked on an outreach programme in Melaka, and …
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In a nutshell, Building Information Modelling (BIM) is a computer software for engineers, architects and quantity surveyors that projects technical drawings in 3D. In reality, BIM is capable of much more. Up to now, conventional building design was largely reliant upon two-dimensional technical drawings but with BIM, these drawings are augmented with multiple dimensions that …
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People born in the Year of the Dragon are often said to be smart, ambitious, passionate, and above all else, auspicious to their family. Believing in the blessings that Dragon babies bring to the family, Asian countries like Singapore, Hong Kong, China, and Malaysia have experienced spikes in birth rates during Dragon years, despite experiencing …
Read moreEnter The Dragon – INTI Studies How Dragon Babies Will Impact Malaysia