In the spirit of Ramadan, the Faculty of Business and Communications (FBC) at INTI International University, collaborating with staff and students, orchestrated a special bubur lambuk distribution event on 3 April. This gesture aimed to bolster community engagement and knit tighter bonds of unity by sharing 1,000 bowls of the traditional porridge with recipients in …

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Ong Zhi Zheng and Wong Jer Ren, students from the Cambridge A Level (CAL) programme at INTI International College Penang, have secured spots at the prestigious Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), showcasing the high-quality education and supportive college environment provided by INTI. This significant achievement brings pride to INTI and shows its programmes’ global reach …

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In Malaysia, a tropical nation celebrated for its varied fruit selection, fruit waste notably contributes to municipal solid waste. Despite a consistent increase in tropical fruit production, reaching over 1.45 million tonnes in 2017 due to expanded land use and productivity enhancements, agricultural and food waste remain significant contributors in developing countries. The prevalent fruit …

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Within the context of the Helix model, Professor Dr Walton Wider from INTI International University’s Faculty of Business and Communications delves into the transformative role of higher education in promoting innovation and entrepreneurship. His research outlines a comprehensive roadmap for further exploration and development in our rapidly evolving knowledge-based society. The triple, quadruple, and quintuple …

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INTI International College Subang hosted an event on 24 March which highlighted two crucial initiatives: the launch of “Trail of Lights”, a book by Datuk Tan Yew Sing, founder and chairman of the INTI Group, and a stimulating conference centred on private education in Malaysia. The book launch was officiated by YB Liew Chin Tong, …

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To officially introduce ten new programmes to its extensive list of offerings, INTI International University hosted a grand launch event on 25 March, exemplifying its commitment to innovation in education and its belief that education is the key to empowerment and change. The event, participated by students, staff, industry partners, and delegates from the Ding …

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The sacrifice of students to pursue knowledge in a foreign country is undoubtedly challenging, especially during Ramadan and as Eid approaches. Veerna, Lujaina, Fahim, and Sharin Bi from INTI International College Subang (IICS) shared their stories about being away from home during the fasting month. Veerna Rahma Nuryunia, an Indonesian student studying for a Bachelor …

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Artificial intelligence (AI) now plays an unprecedented role across various fields, including medical education, practice, and research. ChatGPT, developed by OpenAI, exemplifies this transformative shift. By November 2023, it boasted 100 million weekly users, driven by its human-like text generation capabilities. This versatility is applied across numerous applications, including question-answering, language translation, and text summarisation. …

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Smoking has become deeply ingrained in our culture, especially in South and Southeast Asia, where the mortality rate due to smoking is staggeringly high. Annually, over one million individuals succumb to smoking-related diseases in the region, which houses more than 22 per cent of the global adult smoker population aged 15 years and above. Furthermore, …

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