Nghe & Share (Episode 3) - Associate Professor Seng Kiat Kok & Ngoc Nguyen

Nghe & Share (Episode 3) - Associate Professor Seng Kiat Kok & Ngoc Nguyen

Join Assoc Prof Seng, RMIT Vietnam Dean of Students, and Ngoc in their insightful discussion on navigating multicultural and international settings for effective leadership during their visit to RMIT Melbourne.

How do we lead in an intercultural environment?

In this fast-changing landscape, global citizenship is not just a buzzword but a crucial attitude and skillset to thrive in the new interconnected world. Embracing this identity and navigating different settings is an ongoing journey that can start at RMIT with exciting global exchange opportunities.  

In this Nghe & Share Episode 3, let’s join Ngoc, a third-year Professional Communications student and aspiring leader, in this transformative journey, as she reflects on multicultural experiences during her exchange time at RMIT Melbourne. Accompanying her is Associate Professor Seng Kiat Kok, RMIT Vietnam Dean of Students who will share his leadership insights across cultures and the importance of embracing a global citizenship mindset for personal growth.  

Tune in for a glimpse into Australian Aboriginal heritages, exciting RMIT Melbourne campus views, and inspiration to lead beyond borders. 

Part 1 of Nghe & Share episode 3

Part 2 of Nghe & Share episode 3

Nghe & Share, produced by RMIT Vietnam, is a talk-show series pairing an identified leader with an RMIT student to connect informally over a quintessential Vietnamese activity while chatting about leadership. ‘Nghe’ is a Vietnamese word, that means listening. This reflects the concept of a conversation between two leaders unfolding in each episode.

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