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Design Leadership for the Future of Work – RMIT Global Webinar

RMIT University, Australia
Albert Fuster (Aggregated by) James Oliver (Aggregated by) Laurene Vaughan (Aggregated by) Marius Foley (Aggregated by) Marta Fernandes (Aggregated by)
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Post-COVID life offers an opportunity to rethink how we want to work, and why. In this context, designers may be uniquely positioned to rebuild and restructure working environments that are ethical, caring and effective, in line with EU principles and the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
Architects, interior designers, design entrepreneurs, service design experts or communication professionals, can all have a crucial role in how we experience work.
RMIT’s Global Webinar brings together representatives from industry and research-enhanced design practice to explore and discuss future ways of working, towards greater equality and sustainability.

Issued: 2021-09-28

Created: 2021-09-28

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Architectural Design | Architectural History and Theory | Architectural design | Architectural history, theory and criticism | Architecture | Design Leadership | Equality | Post-COVID | Sustainability | UN Sustainable Development Goals | Urban Design |

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