Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) has become an integrated part of institutions of higher learning, as more education leaders realise that the ideology behind CSR guides their students and institutions to act ‘in an ethical and transparent way that contributes to the health and welfare of society’, according to ISO business standards. These standards provide an …
While the country is headed towards significant change, including numerous reforms to boost its economy, an ongoing concern lies in its graduate unemployment, with Bank Negara Malaysia’s 2017 Annual Report recording an upward trend of 4.1% in 2016 . The report further highlighted that “the number of graduates in Malaysia increased by around 880,000 persons …
Read moreThe Competitive Bug: How Twin Sisters Are Building Their Future One Competition at a Time
Health screening is now a more common sight in many public spaces, as Malaysians in general have become more conscious of their health. To provide easy access to health check-ups, students and academicians from the Faculty of Health and Life Sciences at INTI International University (INTI) recently embarked on an outreach programme in Melaka, and …
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In a nutshell, Building Information Modelling (BIM) is a computer software for engineers, architects and quantity surveyors that projects technical drawings in 3D. In reality, BIM is capable of much more. Up to now, conventional building design was largely reliant upon two-dimensional technical drawings but with BIM, these drawings are augmented with multiple dimensions that …
Read moreBIM-ing the Way for World-Class Engineering and Construction Professionals
People born in the Year of the Dragon are often said to be smart, ambitious, passionate, and above all else, auspicious to their family. Believing in the blessings that Dragon babies bring to the family, Asian countries like Singapore, Hong Kong, China, and Malaysia have experienced spikes in birth rates during Dragon years, despite experiencing …
Read moreEnter The Dragon – INTI Studies How Dragon Babies Will Impact Malaysia
It was a heart-warming sight for many, as friends and teachers found animals naturally gravitating towards Muhammad Saad during INTI International College Kuala Lumpur’s (INTI) volunteering programme at Zoo Negara. INTI’s volunteers along with Saad (second from right) clearing away trash from the animal’s den Muhammad Saad, the eldest sibling of three, moved to …
Continuing a long standing tradition of celebrating teachers in unique ways, INTI International University & Colleges is hosting a year-long nationwide Teachers’ Conference. Kick starting at its metropolitan campus in Subang, the first conference saw over 300 teachers representing schools across the Klang Valley who were inspired and thanked for their unrelenting pursuit to educate …
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Engaging high school students in a variety of initiatives to enhance their community responsibility, environmental awareness and entrepreneurial abilities, INTI International University & Colleges recently organized a series of competitions to spark great ideas along the way. Held in collaboration with a number of INTI’s industry partners, the events provided high school students across …
Read moreEncouraging an Ideation Culture Among High Schoolers Through Dynamic Events
Drones have been around for almost as long as there have been aircrafts, from its initial creation being intended for military use only. With new advancements in technology, drones are now accessible to the general public and are gaining popularity for their multiple uses. It is now also possible to make cost-effective drones that serve …
Read moreHigh-flying Students Shine Through Drone Innovations
For many Malaysians, having communities of families, relatives, and loved ones gathering together is commonplace during Hari Raya, or really any other festival. In spite being an increasingly international country however, little is heard of the celebrations within Malaysia’s non-local communities, and how their Raya experiences differ, albeit uniquely, from the Malaysian experience. Latifa …