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INTI International University

MalaysiaAsia

#509

QS World University Rankings 2026

31.9

QS 2026 overall score

QS World University Rankings data

Ranking data

QS World University Rankings source

#509

QS World University Rankings 2026

#516

QS World University Rankings 2025

31.9

QS 2026 overall score

QS 2026 indicators

Indicator-level data

Each card keeps the QS 2026 score and rank separate. A missing value is not estimated.

Academic reputation

QS 2026 score
14.3
QS 2026 rank
#701

Employer reputation

QS 2026 score
37.8
QS 2026 rank
#368

Faculty-student ratio

QS 2026 score
95.1
QS 2026 rank
#73

Citations per faculty

QS 2026 score
3
QS 2026 rank
#801

International faculty ratio

QS 2026 score
100
QS 2026 rank
#39

International student ratio

QS 2026 score
99.7
QS 2026 rank
#50

International student diversity

QS 2026 score
99.5
QS 2026 rank
#46

International research network

QS 2026 score
19.2
QS 2026 rank
#801

Employment outcomes

QS 2026 score
5.2
QS 2026 rank
#801

Sustainability

QS 2026 score
33.2
QS 2026 rank
#801
University profile

About INTI International University

INTI International University places sustainability questions across five named research centres

INTI International University identifies a campus in Nilai, Negeri Sembilan, alongside a wider set of campuses and learning centres. Its public academic routes include business, computing and IT, multimedia design, engineering, health and life sciences, and social sciences. The university's sustainability-research material offers a more specific way to read that breadth. It names centres for sustainable business innovation and corporate responsibility, data science and sustainable technologies, sustainable engineering solutions, health, well-being, and environmental sustainability, and education and sustainable development strategies. These centres provide useful research vocabulary, but each one covers many possible questions.

A reader should turn that vocabulary into a precise problem before treating a centre as a close match. A data-and-sustainability question could concern energy use, environmental monitoring, agriculture, a model, a decision process, or the social effect of a system. A sustainable-business question may involve governance, corporate practice, supply chains, accounting information, customers, or communities. A health and environmental question can require quite different material, such as observations, records, samples, surveys, or local environmental measures. The important step is to identify the object, setting, and evidence, not simply to repeat a centre title.

INTI's research-centre structure separates business, data, engineering, health, and education perspectives

The Centre for Sustainable Research at INTI describes an interdisciplinary approach that brings together business, technology, engineering, health, and education. The public descriptions make the differences between the five centres clear. The business centre focuses on corporate responsibility and practice. The data-science centre refers to AI and advanced technology in relation to energy, environment, and agriculture. The engineering centre addresses environmental challenges, resource use, and community resilience. The health centre connects human health, community well-being, and environmental preservation. The education centre focuses on teaching, research, community engagement, and responsible citizenship.

Those descriptions are useful because they make it possible to test a research idea against more than one lens. Consider a question about heat in a growing town. It might involve sensor data and modelling, building or infrastructure design, public health, business decisions, community experience, or educational practice. Each perspective would need different evidence and may lead to a different research unit. The public centre pages can help a reader avoid a false single-discipline answer. They cannot show, by themselves, that every centre is working on the exact question or that a specific collaboration is underway.

Use INTI's public research pages to test a topic against the evidence it requires

A careful INTI International University search begins with an evidence question: what would someone need to examine to answer this well? For an engineering problem, it may be a design, material, process measure, prototype, or field condition. For data science, it may be a dataset, variable definition, model, validation plan, or system log. For business and corporate responsibility, it might be organisational documents, transactions, reports, interviews, or observed practices. For health, well-being, or education, appropriate evidence could include records, surveys, observations, service data, or community accounts. This list helps a reader choose the most relevant centre rather than relying on broad keywords.

The public material establishes named research centres and a cross-disciplinary sustainability focus. It does not confirm the present work of any individual researcher, a future project, or access to a specific resource. A stronger next record is one that names the same problem and indicates how it is being investigated. A project, output, profile, or research-centre page may provide that connection. If the available information stops at a general centre description, it is still a useful direction but not a verified research fit. Keeping that limit visible produces a more honest and practical INTI profile.

Institution record

Country
Malaysia
Region
Asia
Status
Private for Profit
QS size code
S
Profile record updated
July 24, 2026

This date shows when this profile was refreshed. It is not a source-verification date from QS or the university.

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