INTI International University recently hosted a guest lecture talk with Dr Tan Yew Sing, Founder and Chairman of INTI International University & Colleges who is also the President of Malaysia-China Chamber of Commerce, to share on future opportunities brought by the Belt and Road Initiative. The insightful talk was attended by around 300 local and international students.

Malaysia has over 660 higher education institutions and 1.2 million currently enrolled tertiary level students, creating a highly competitive job environment with skilled and educated graduates.

We call them the unsung heroes. Inspiring women who tirelessly work behind the scenes to ensure that their households are running smoothly. Some of them wear many hats including daughter, mother, employee, driver, cook, teacher, etc. The list goes on.

How much attention do we pay to the humble toothbrush, possibly changing it only twice a year too? Is this just a tool that we begin and end our day with, so as to maintain our permanent set of 32 teeth? How much attention do we put into choosing the correct toothbrush to suit our specific lifestyle needs?

In line with its’ effort to continue providing aspiring students opportunity to pursue their higher education, INTI recently released two videos titled “Why Can’t You Put a Price on Education” that sheds light on the stories of Madam Selvi and Jake Choy who both have benefited from INTI’s education.

INTI International College Kuala Lumpur recently hosted over 20 prospective students for an exclusive preview for INTI’s MBA programs that are offered in their campus and in INTI International University.

Getting one’s first job is a serious matter for fresh graduates. Not only does this mark their first opportunity to prove themselves, it sets the tone for the career and professional development that they will embark on in the coming years.

How do you define the word ‘Superhero’? For most of us, it is a fictional character that possesses human defying powers. These superheroes often take up tasks that are considered difficult or near impossible for regular humans and accomplishes it with ease.

In light of the new partnership between INTI International University & Colleges and Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU) to launch its established 4+0 American degree programmes in Malaysia, Dr. Paul LeBlanc, President of SNHU recently visited the country to discuss “Innovation in Education for a Dynamic 21st Century”.

In the recent 21st Malaysian Education Summit organised by the Asian Strategy and Leadership Institute, Tim Bulow, CEO of INTI International University & Colleges alongside seven other leaders from the education industry discussed the hefty topic of Malaysia’s growth as a regional education hub.