When it comes to acupuncture, the prospect of having delicate, fine needles penetrate the skins may be unnerving for some people. This form of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) involves the insertion of thin needles into the skin at certain “acupoints” to release endorphins, the body’s natural chemicals that reduce pain and are involved with mood[1]. …
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Malaysia is blessed with an abundance of tropical fruit that drives the locals, and even tourists, crazy when they are in season. Little did we know, these fruits have skin and seeds that are packed with goodness to assist in the improvement of health, wellbeing, and the environment. In today’s world, global energy demand is …
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Mental health disorders are a major issue facing people worldwide, especially after the global pandemic. According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), one in every eight people in the world live with mental a disorder[1]. The National Health and Morbidity Survey in 2019 reported that half a million Malaysians were found to be experiencing symptoms …
Read moreINTI International College Penang Launches Bachelor of Arts in Psychology Programme
Palm oil is the most widely used cooking oil in Malaysia. Malaysian palm oil’s long shelf life, neutral taste, less foamy, wider applications in food, abundant availability, and competitive price makes it a perfect choice for many Malaysian households[1]. Despite its usefulness, there is one aspect that has often been neglected by consumers – its disposal. …
Read moreINTI Staff Support Initiative to Turn Used Cooking Oil into Biodiesel
“Love it or loathe it, money is an important part of society. And our relationship with money – how we use it, who we trust to look after it, and how we as financial customers expect to be treated is definitely changing,” shared Katherine Lim, Head of Programme at INTI International College Subang’s School of …
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Studying abroad can open new opportunities and provide new experiences for students, however, for some, the drawback may be the cost. Realising this, INTI International College Penang launched the Australian Degree Transfer Programme (Science) in February this year to enable students to begin their degree programme in Malaysia and then transfer to partner universities in …
Read moreAustralian Degree Transfer Programme Opens Doors to Educational Opportunities Abroad
INTI International University & Colleges signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Asia Aquaculture Sdn. Bhd. on 7 July 2022. The collaboration aims to further encourage educational opportunities for Asia Aquaculture’s employees under the Working Professional Programmes offered by INTI. In a signing ceremony held at INTI International University, Nilai, the MoU was signed by …
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As the world struggles to come out from under the shadow of the pandemic, higher education around the world is faced with enormous obstacles. COVID-19 moved teaching and learning activities online which opened great opportunities for innovation. Universities and colleges now need to see how the new normal will look like and how to remain …
Ryan Lau Le An was only 12 years old when he started contributing to society. Now at the age of 23, the INTI International College Penang Diploma in Business alumni has so much to be proud of, especially for the name he has made in the financial industry. Born in Penang, Ryan was raised as …
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INTI International University (IIU) recently hosted a delegation from Sri Lanka comprising 21 lecturers and 26 students pursuing various courses in science, maths, commerce, and arts at the Mahamaya Girls’ College in Sri Lanka. The study visit, organised by IIU’s Centre of Institutional Relations & Collaboration, aimed to expose the students to a new culture …