Preparing IT savvy graduates


(From left) Tinawin, Tan, Ahmad Rizan and Thillai after the signing of the memorandum of understanding.

INTI and Mimos Berhad recently signed a memorandum of understanding to officially seal their on-going efforts, which will benefit both students and faculty members.

The academic-industry collaboration, which began nearly three years ago, started off as a way to connect students with industry by engaging them in a series of employer projects that provided them with practical experience and exposure to actual business issues.

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