New Business programs: Information session for Chinese students

The future of business is changing, and so is the Bachelor of Business at RMIT. Hear about the new course structures from Dr. Angel Zhong in this free online event.

RMIT has adopted a new agile, non-traditional courses structure to equip you with greater hands-on learning opportunities and industry engagement. The new business programs have been designed to ensure you develop the industry skills and knowledge to succeed. 

This online event for Chinese students will provide information about how you the personalised course structure will allow you to tailor your learning with a choice of major and minor, ranging from Marketing to Economics, Entrepreneurship to People & Organisations and so much more.

 

Note: This event takes place online at 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM CST | 3:00 PM – 4:00 PM AEST.


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Dr. Angel Zhong

Dr. Angel Zhong is a Senior Lecturer in Finance and the Program Manager of Master of Finance at RMIT University. She specialises in asset pricing and investor behaviour in financial markets, with a strong focus on the equity market. Her research is at the forefront of the development of the Fama-French asset pricing model in the Australian market. She has also undertaken research in the difference in behaviour of institutional investors and retail investors on stock markets around the world.

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