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Former names | Institute Advertising Communication Training |
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| Type | Education |
| Established | 1970[citation needed] |
| Location | , , |
IACT College, formerly known as Institute Advertising Communication Training, is now known as International Advertising, Communication and Technology College. IACT College offers programs in tertiary education from Certificate, Foundation, Diploma and Degree in the fields of Mass Communication, Marketing and Advertising, Broadcasting, Graphic Design, Event Communication, Professional Communication and Media Studies. In 1970, the two largest advertising associations in Malaysia came together to form what has become a college specializing in creative communication.
