The Royal Malaysian Police recorded 468 suicide cases in Malaysia in the first five months of 2021, up from an annual total of 631 cases in 2020 and 609 cases in 2019. This means an average of three deaths by suicide has occurred daily up to May 2021 amidst economically devastating lockdowns as COVID-19 surged …
Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) has recorded knowledge of diabetes and is said to be able to significantly control glucose levels, improve clinical indices in patients, as well as effectively delay the progression of diabetes. In Western Medicine, diabetes is divided into two types, and different types of diabetes have different characteristics and treatment methods. The …
“Born to replace a brother I had never met was the first of many events that I later realized had shaped my life’s purpose and became my guiding light,” expressed Andreas Vogiatzakis at a ceremony held recently where he contributed copies of his first book, Courage at the Crossroads, to the library at INTI International …
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During the many episodes of the Movement Control Order (MCO) in Malaysia, there were doubts about how long Malaysian brand owners, retail businesses, and merchants could survive. Many of them are looking for answers as they deal with the pandemic’s destruction. According to Dato’ Bruce Lim Aun Choong, Managing Director of JDMas Commerce, Malaysian brand …
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All children require love, encouragement, and support. For children with special needs, such positive reinforcement can help ensure that they emerge with a strong sense of self-worth, confidence, and drive to persevere even when things get tough. In light of this, INTI International College Penang students enrolled in the MPU3442 Community Service subject, worked with …
Read moreINTI Students Reach Out to Underprivileged Children Through the Reaching Hands Project
Meet Dr Amran bin Md Rasli, a lecturer at INTI International University’s Faculty of Business, Communication and Law (FOBCAL) in Nilai. Though new at INTI, he not only brings with him 36 years of experience in academics but also knowledge in book writing and publishing. Dr Amran started writing after he returned from the United …
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INTI International University & Colleges recently entered an academic partnership with the University of Baguio (UB), Philippines, in an effort to promote and advance areas such as teaching and learning, employability, and research. The Memorandum of Agreement (MoA) Signing Ceremony between INTI International University & Colleges and the University of Baguio was held online on …
Starting December 2021, students and staff returning to the INTI International University campus in Nilai will be welcomed by a “new” lobby, which has taken on some bold new elements following renovation work which started in September 2021. The lobby, which used to sport a classic look, now takes on a more contemporary look and …
INTI International University & Colleges (INTI) recently inked a Memorandum of Agreement (MoA) with the Polytechnic University of the Philippines (PUP) to promote and strengthen academic collaboration for the advancement of teaching, learning, employability, and research in both institutions. The signing ceremony conducted virtually on 25 October 2021 will see the two institutions work on …
Social media plays an essential role in the life of students today and it is considered one of the strongest medium of communication in the 21st century. In this post, INTI International College Penang students Santhara Shuriyan, Lynette Ho, and Joanne Lee share a little about the importance of social media and their experience. Encourage …