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23/05/2013 The Lover
Presented within the RMIT Gallery exhibition space, this gripping one-woman play tells the story of Duras’ adolescence, recounting family breakdown, madness and her tumultuous affair with an older Chinese man amidst her search for the origins of her passion to write.
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23/05/2013 What are the future work skills in a globalising world?
This is the question that second year BA International Studies students have been exploring to help inform their internship and career decisions and pathways.
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23/05/2013 Forum: ‘A historic shift’ - Human Rights, Sexuality and Religion
Featuring expert speakers and documentary footage, this forum will examine issues relating to the recognition of human rights with respect to SOGI, and explore the tension between the ‘universal values’ of which Ban Ki Moon spoke and the religion, culture and politics of countries in our region. As well as looking at developments at the United Nations, countries under particular examination will be Malaysia, the Philippines, and Indonesia.
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24/05/2013 The Lover
Presented within the RMIT Gallery exhibition space, this gripping one-woman play tells the story of Duras’ adolescence, recounting family breakdown, madness and her tumultuous affair with an older Chinese man amidst her search for the origins of her passion to write.
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25/05/2013 The Lover
Presented within the RMIT Gallery exhibition space, this gripping one-woman play tells the story of Duras’ adolescence, recounting family breakdown, madness and her tumultuous affair with an older Chinese man amidst her search for the origins of her passion to write.
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25/05/2013 The Lover
Presented within the RMIT Gallery exhibition space, this gripping one-woman play tells the story of Duras’ adolescence, recounting family breakdown, madness and her tumultuous affair with an older Chinese man amidst her search for the origins of her passion to write.
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27/05/2013 Trying to evaluate your cake and communicate it too: Combining evaluation and communication mentoring
A BetterEvaluation seminar presented by Ricardo Ramírez and Dal Brodhead, Canada.
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28/05/2013 Postgraduate information session: MBA and MBA (Executive)
Information session for the RMIT MBA programs.
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28/05/2013 Postgraduate Information Session: Master of Information Management
Information session for the RMIT Master of Information Management program.
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28/05/2013 The lymphatic system - how it works
Associate Professor Dirk Van Helden will discuss how lymphatic fluid is collected and returned to the blood stream by instrinsic and extrinsic lymphatic pumps.
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28/05/2013 Midyear expo
Looking to study with RMIT at midyear?
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28/05/2013 Postgraduate information session: MBA and MBA (Executive)
Information session for the RMIT MBA programs.
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28/05/2013 Entrepreneurs' Coffee Club 28 May 2013
The RMIT Entrepreneur in Residence, Marcus Powe is pleased to invite you to the next RMIT Entrepreneur’s Coffee Club… and the coffees are on us!
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31/05/2013 Trade unions: Development actors or victims?
Professor Peter Fairbrother and Dr Ruth Barton from RMIT University presents Trade unions: Development actors or victims?
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13/06/2013 Blood Memories
Scott Benesiinaabandan is an Anishinabe intermedia artist that works primarily in photography, printmaking and video. His work explores Indigeniety from a global perspective, centring on the impact of familial and communal relationships and nonconventional ways of knowing—dreaming, intuition and blood memory. Benesiinaabandan is the 2013 guest of the RMIT iAIR / University of Lethbridge Indigenous residency exchange.
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13/06/2013 Manifold Man
Hammond video persona—Manifold Man—is a self-affirmed saviour and body building life coach. Through a series of videos, Dylan Hammond investigates identity construction, self worth and personal values.
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17/06/2013 Entrepreneurs' Coffee Club 17 June 2013
The RMIT Entrepreneur in Residence, Marcus Powe is pleased to invite you to the next RMIT Entrepreneur’s Coffee Club… and the coffees are on us!
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19/06/2013 People who need people
This exhibition brings together the work of artists who are currently undertaking the Master of Fine Art program at RMIT Melbourne and Hong Kong. People who need people will explore experiences of daily life and the inherent complexities of human interaction. An exhibition of student artworks from the MFA program curated by Rhett D’Costa and Dr Laresa Kosloff.
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28/06/2013 A RARE treat: Exploring the state's response to bushfire
Dr Richard Phillips from RMIT University presents A RARE treat: Exploring the state's response to bushfire.
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26/07/2013 Blokes, masculinities and gender equality: Redefining the 'Ideal Worker' in a digital economy
Dr Sheree Gregory from Swinburne University of Technology presents Blokes, masculinities and gender equality: Redefining the 'Ideal Worker' in a digital economy
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