Consistently proving themselves to be enthusiastic learners and keen performers, students of INTI’s School of Hospitality were selected to form the first batch of trainees for Fluid Alchemy’s Quintessential
The voice of women has become increasingly significant across the globe as they take on leadership roles in diverse sectors of society, bringing management and leadership styles that deserve full attention and appreciation from the public.
INTI International College Penang student Lim Oon Feng has been accepted for studies at the University of Central Oklahoma (UCO), which stands out among Oklahoma universities as a top producer of Fulbright scholars in the United States.
Imperial College London, Monash University and Hong Kong University are among the world’s leading universities accepting INTI International College Subang (IICS)’s Cambridge A-Level students, more than 30% of whom achieved 3As and above in the October/November 2012 exams.
Cornell University, University of Pennsylvania and Brown University are some of the top universities that have accepted INTI students for studies in the United States. Cornell, Pennsylvania and Brown are Ivy League institutions renowned for academic excellence, selectivity in admissions, and social elitism.
An innovation-driven, global-oriented and career-focused learning experience at INTI that in the past year had incorporated 125 projects by employers such as IOI Corporation, Poney, TNT and HP has enabled INTI’s students to shine and succeed, including in the Malaysia finals of the SAP Dashboard Design Competition 2012.
INTI students once again succeeded in being ranked among the top students in the world. Of the 71 students from INTI International University who sat for the South Australian Certificate of Education (SACE) examinations in November last year, 20% ranked top 5% in the world
A solid foundation that leads to high employability, evident from a 2012 graduate employment rate of 96% within 6 months of graduation, is central to the education that a student receives at INTI.
A poor command of English, the world’s franca lingua, puts many Malaysian graduates at a disadvantage. With employment opportunities aplenty, they face the frustration of being unable to meet the level of English proficiency required in today’s global marketplace.
Over 25 academics from five institutions in four countries graduated simultaneously after successfully completing a higher education teaching and learning course together.