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Celebrating 30 Years of MBA Education
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In 2008 RMIT University celebrates 30 years of MBA education, making us one of the longest established and most successful MBA providers in Australia. Our programs have a fine reputation for producing graduates with high quality business management and leadership skills, as well as the flexibility to perform successfully in a variety of industries and in a range of functions around the globe. The RMIT MBA has always moved with the times and has passed through several iterations over the years but the most significant development in recent times has been the establishment of the Graduate School of Business in 2004. We invite you to experience our innovative, eminently practical and academically rigourous MBA programs and look forward to celebrating future milestones with you. Celebrating 30 Years of MBA Education – Special EventGreat Thinkers, Great Practice
Step out of the cold these winter Wednesdays: have some fun, improve your reflective practice and network with likeminded colleagues. As part of our celebration of 30 years of MBA Education the Graduate School of Business is presenting a special seminar series exploring the work of major philosophers and the implications of their thinking for modern business practice. Adopting a suitably Socratic approach, Professor Peter Sheldrake will provide an introduction to the work of each philosopher and then invite the audience to reflect upon the relevance of these insights to corporate life and how they might apply the findings to their own business practice. Seminars will explore the work of:
Presenter  Professor Peter Sheldrake Professor Peter Sheldrake BA, MA, MSC Cambridge Professor of Business Entrepreneurship, Director Business Relationships, Graduate School of Business. Professor Sheldrake is an engaging presenter and participants can look forward to a relaxed, entertaining and informative evening of good conversation over drinks and light snacks. There are 4 sessions: Third Wednesday of each month, June – September 2008 6-8 pm
Format The session will start at 6.00pm sharp with a 30 minute introduction to the philosopher in question followed by facilitated group discussion. Venue Each event will be held at: Café Milano Light snacks will be served and drinks are at bar prices. Register your attendance to one or more sessions. Celebrating 30 Years of MBA Education – GSB End of year party 2008
Date: Thursday 30 October Join the alumni at http://www.alumni.rmit.edu.au Celebrating 30 Years of MBA Education – RMIT MBA HistoryTimes have certainly changed! Digging about in the RMIT archives we’ve come up with all sorts of information that demonstrates that things were a whole lot different back then. If you have a story or pictures to share we’d love to hear from you. Contact Yvette Grant on (03) 9925 0118. Emily McPherson RedevelopmentIn late 2009 the Graduate School of Business will move to new purpose built premises on the main RMIT campus. The Emily McPherson Building, a magnificent national trust property located on the corner of Russell Street and Victoria Parade is currently being totally refitted to provide a dedicated space for the GSB. Once complete, the building will boast the latest in multimedia technology, teaching and meeting spaces especially designed for executive education, a cafeteria and a private dining room, plus our very own alumni lounge, careers centre and courtyard. AlumniThere’s never been a better time for MBA graduates to re-engage with RMIT. Visit our Alumni site, read all the latest news in our Alumni Updates and follow the links to register as an alumnus. |
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