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INTI International University

INTI International University is a private university in Malaysia whose main campus is in Putra Nilai, Negeri Sembilan, near Kuala Lumpur. This page summarises only what we saw on...

INTI International University

INTI International University is a private university in Malaysia whose main campus is in Putra Nilai, Negeri Sembilan, near Kuala Lumpur. This page summarises only what we saw on official sources; unverified items are stated plainly.

Fees, deadlines and requirements can change; confirm them on the university's official pages before applying. Information last reviewed: 3 October 2026

About

INTI began in 1986 and gained university status in 2002; it joined HOPE Education Group in 2020 (per its history page). It reports over 95,000 students have passed through INTI (self-reported). It is listed in Malaysia's MQR, and the main campus states ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 45001:2018 certification. Faculties: Education and Liberal Arts; Business and Communications; Engineering and Quantity Surveying; Health and Life Sciences; Data Science and IT; plus the School of Traditional Chinese Medicine and School of Music. Current total and international student numbers were not verified.

Location

The main campus is in Putra Nilai on 82 acres, about 17 km from Kuala Lumpur International Airport. The INTI group also runs INTI International College Subang (Greater KL), a college in Penang and one in Sabah.

World rankings

Ranking bodyOverall rankSource
QS World University Rankings406 (QS WUR 2027)Link
Times Higher Education (THE)Not verified at source—
U.S. News Best Global UniversitiesNot verified at source—
ARWU / Shanghai RankingNot verified at source—

Figures are overall institutional ranks, not subject rankings, and change every year; check each ranking body for the latest edition.

Programmes

  • Business and Communications, including the MBA (1 year full-time; January, May, September intakes)
  • Engineering and Quantity Surveying
  • Health and Life Sciences, including BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy (4 years; January and July intakes; with Sheffield Hallam University)
  • Data Science and Information Technology
  • Education, Liberal Arts, Music and Traditional Chinese Medicine

Admission requirements

Bachelor's

Varies by programme. Example from BSc Physiotherapy: STPM/pre-university GPA 2.33 in two specified subjects, A-Level grade D in two relevant subjects, or a diploma CGPA of 2.75+ in a related field. Check each programme page.

Postgraduate

Example from the MBA: a bachelor's degree (MQF Level 6) with CGPA 2.50 in a related field, or 2.00 with assessed work experience; prerequisite courses may apply for unrelated fields. Doctoral requirements were not verified.

English language requirements

The international how-to-apply page accepts TOEFL, IELTS or other tests without stating scores. On programme pages: MBA IELTS 6 or MUET 4 (or a first degree taught in English); BSc Physiotherapy for international applicants IELTS 5.5 or TOEFL paper-based 550. Scores vary by programme.

Fees and cost of living

Fees are on programme pages. Examples: MBA RM41,405 (single award) or RM47,112 (dual award); BSc Physiotherapy about RM105,027 for four years; 6% SST applies to international students. The fee year is not stated on those pages, so confirm with the university. Separately, a pre-arrival package of RM2,847 after offer acceptance covers processing, medical insurance, medical screening and immigration fees (plus RM20 for students from India). Living costs were not verified.

Application deadlines

INTI advises applying 2 to 3 months before the intake. Intakes seen: January, May, September (MBA); January and July (Physiotherapy). No fixed deadline date was found.

Scholarships and financial aid

INTI offers the INTI International Education Scholarship to new international students, up to 45%, applied to year-one tuition only, for all programmes except intensive/improvement English programmes. It is first-come, first-served with limited places; full passes are required to keep it, late applications are not accepted and meeting criteria does not guarantee approval.

International students

There is an international student section and a how-to-apply page. Certified copies of academic qualifications, translated into English, are required. The page says offers take about 6 to 8 weeks and the e-VAL is issued after the first-semester fee is paid. Check official sources for EMGS visa details.

Campus life and housing

Nilai has 16 halls of residence with single and twin-sharing rooms, some air-conditioned, and 24-hour security. In Subang, My Place Apartment is two minutes away; in Penang, Hive by Bees Hostel. Prices were not stated on the page.

Why students choose it

  • Began 1986; university status since 2002
  • QS World University Rankings 2027: 406
  • International scholarship up to 45% of year-one tuition
  • 82-acre main campus about 17 km from KL airport

How to apply

  • Choose the programme and level (bachelor's / master's / PhD) that fits your academic background.
  • Check admission, language and deadline details on the university's official page (links under Sources).
  • Prepare documents: transcripts, certificates, passport, English test result, and any essays or references required.
  • Submit through the university portal, Common App or UCAS depending on the institution, and pay any fee.
  • After admission: obtain the admission document (e.g. I-20 or CAS), then visa and housing.

Almorad helps prepare and follow up your application but cannot guarantee admission; the decision belongs to the university. Contact us or browse the universities list.

FAQ

Is INTI International University accredited?

It is listed in Malaysia's MQR and the programmes we read carry MQA numbers. Check your programme's accreditation.

What IELTS score is needed?

On the two programmes we read: 6 for the MBA and 5.5 for Physiotherapy. It varies by programme.

Is there a scholarship?

Yes, up to 45% of year-one tuition for new international students, limited and first-come, first-served.

What is the pre-arrival fee?

A RM2,847 package after offer acceptance covering processing, insurance, medical screening and immigration (official page).

Does Almorad guarantee admission?

No. Almorad prepares and follows your application; the university decides.

Sources

Cover photo: Kuala Lumpur skyline (a city landmark, not the campus) — Azreey, CC BY-SA 4.0 — via Wikimedia Commons.

University Summary
  • World Ranking : 406

  • Country : Malaysia

  • Tuition Fee : See official website

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Core Benefits

Scholarship up to 45% of year-one tuition for new international students (scholarship page)

82-acre main campus about 17 km from KL airport (campus page)

16 halls of residence at Nilai (accommodation page)

Official advice to apply 2 to 3 months before intake (international students page)

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