It was a jubilant moment for the students from INTI International College Penang when they were named the champions of the Dell Business Challenge 2016. This event marks the third year of the competition which is aimed at developing the business acumen and critical thinking skills among students.
Over 1,500 students across INTI’s six campuses were given the great opportunity to participate in Google Ignite, an exclusive training programme for university students to learn and experience digital marketing and kick-start their career.
A plucky 24-year old with a passion for engineering and a penchant for entrepreneurship, Ganesh Muren is also known for his deep commitment to driving social impact in marginalized communities.
In an effort to assist Malaysians affected by rising costs of living and declining sources of income, INTI International University & Colleges will be introducing its 2017 Anniversary e-Scholarship platform as part of its education stimulus plan to increase student access to higher education.
General Electric (GE), an American multinational conglomerate which brings together the physical and digital worlds, today launched the “GE Leaders of Tomorrow” in a bid to develop future leaders.
INTI International College Subang held a Career Fair from 24 to 25 May 2016, which attracted 35 companies and organizations offering 330 job vacancies to graduating students as well as internship opportunities to second and third-year students.
An estimated 2,000 people, ranging from students to the general public came together to celebrate the Festival of Colours, Holi at INTI International College Subang recently.
Fresh from launching its 30th Anniversary early this year, INTI International University and Colleges continued its nationwide tour of the #TEDxINTI series, an independently organized event, licensed by TED, and featuring well known speakers, performance artists and writers on the theme of “Why Not Now?”.
INTI International University (INTI IU) recently hosted the Majlis Taklimat JPA Bursary 2016 in collaboration with Jabatan Perkhidmatan Awam (JPA) for the very first time.
As a well-respected economist and avid life-learner, Ernesto Zedillo, the former President of Mexico, steered the Mexican economy through an austerity plan that staved off the collapse of its currency.