Chef Eliezer Campuzano, a maestro in the Mexican kitchen, whipped up an array of mouth-watering Mexican cuisine with creative flair to flavour students’ international exposure and innovative learning at INTI College Sabah.
A five-day study trip to Queensland University of Technology (QUT), one of Australia’s top universities under 50* and a global five-star institution**, provided vital international exposure to 18 students from INTI International University. The experience offered the students not only a fresh perspective on engineering studies, particularly in quantity surveying, but also the opportunity to interact with QUT students.
Two highly experienced and qualified speakers provided the highlights for INTI College Sabah’s Discovery Day, which saw over 300 students from secondary schools in Kota Kinabalu and Penampang learning about educational and career opportunities in business and hospitality.
Contributing back to society is an act that is instilled in every INTI student and a rich tradition that has been carried out by them for many years. This year, students from INTI International College Subang’s School of Business (SOBIZ) have decided to work with the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) to promote the Save Our Seafood (S.O.S) Project, which is a campaign that promotes awareness of sustainable seafood.
Making her debut at the 6th RICS-RISM International Surveying Conference for Undergraduates 2014, Yap Hao Hing won the Best Presenter Award with her paper entitled “The Incorporation of Information Technology Systems in Malaysian Quantity Surveying Organisations.”
INTI International University has added spice to its BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy programme with an opportunity for international exposure through clinical training in India. Clinical posting at Father Muller Medical College (FMMC) in Mangalore offers students a fresh perspective on four areas of clinical practice: Cardiorespiratory, Neurological, Musculoskeletal and Paediatric Physiotherapy.
“Over 30 graduate students from Thunderbird School of Global Management descended on INTI International College Kuala Lumpur at the start of their 6-week study tour to understand the landscape, culture and best practices in doing business in Malaysia. The ‘T-birds’ as the students proudly call themselves, were from the No. 1 ranked school of international business in the US*.”
One of the most respected and trusted names in the Malaysian private higher education industry – INTI International University & Colleges – signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with a prestigious international and private school in the country – Rafflesia International & Private Schools (RIS) – in an agreement to benefit employees and alumni from both education establishments.
New ideas are the building blocks of creativity and innovation which play a progressively important role in powering today’s economies. Increasingly, fresh ideas from INTI’s students, through employer projects, are contributing to the marketing success of INTI’s industry partners.
Students of INTI International College Penang made a brilliant debut at the inaugural Laureate Award for Excellence in Robotic Engineering by taking the top spot in the intervarsity competition that showcases innovative talent and skills.