INTI International University (INTI) was honored to receive a visit from the MARA Professional College (KPM) and MARA Higher Education Division recently.

What would seem like an impossible feat to some became a reality for wheelchair bound Hamza Waziri Muhammad, 25, who recently received his Bachelor of Business (Honours) in Business Administration from INTI International University, Nilai.

Star-struck, wide eyed and hungry for knowledge – an apt description of INTI students Charmaine Sze Ka-Mei, 18 and Nur Azre Abdul Aziz, 24 who share a common experience participating in global events like WOBI on Leadership in Mexico and the World Business Forum in New York respectively.

INTI International University & Colleges is partnering with IBM Malaysia to introduce the IBM Innovation Center for Education (ICE) program – the first ever program of its kind to be integrated into curriculum.

From entrepreneurial competitions to leadership sharing sessions, as well as its own curation of the renowned TEDx series, INTI International University & Colleges’ 30th anniversary celebrations centred on what it does best – empowering young minds.

In a bid to encourage a balanced college environment which encompasses rigorous academic and engaging extracurricular activities, INTI International College Subang recently organized UniCode, a competitive 24-hour programming competition for public and private university undergraduate students.

Culminating a momentous 30th anniversary year, INTI International University & Colleges is pleased to announce its new CEO, Tim Bulow, who will be taking over from Rohit Sharma who has served as CEO since 2014.

The United States and ASEAN awarded third place in the Young Southeast Asian Leaders Initiative (YSEALI) World of Food Innovation Challenge to a team from INTI International University. The team’s iSEA Forces app helps fish farmers increase their harvest and profit.

On a recent JobStreet.com survey conducted last November, employers expressed their dissatisfaction towards fresh graduate standards. A significant 70% of respondents said that the standards of fresh graduates were just average.

Against the backdrop of a highly energetic and engaging competition with some seasoned and experienced challengers, INTI students Nur Azre Binti Abdul Aziz, 22, Natalia Bong, 18 and Natasha Bong, 18 showed no signs of backing down as the three power women used their academic prowess and business insights to clinch the championship title at the recent national level Unilever Future Leaders’ League, a business case competition designed for Malaysian undergraduates and postgraduates.