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Responsible Business and IT Vlogs: Fashion through an Ethical Kaleidoscope

  • Sector: Education
  • Country location: Australia, United Arab Emirates
  • Grantee: University of Wollongong
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Responsible Business and IT Vlogs: Fashion through an Ethical Kaleidoscope (Credit: Zeenath Kahn).

Project description

Dubai is set to become the next fashion destination. With its bustling Dubai Design District, Fashion Council and numerous manufacturing factories and retail stores showcasing some of the biggest brand names, Dubai is the perfect setting to welcome visitors to experience first-hand the inception and development of a fashion hub with an eye towards responsible fashion business.

ReBitVlogs project aims to engage students on responsible business and information technology-use to develop research across campuses with a focus on responsible fashion business. It is an innovative platform to promote student interaction with academics, researchers and industry experts to promote research on pressing responsible business and information technology-use issues in the fashion industry.

The program will see University of Wollongong Dubai welcoming University of Wollongong Australia students to engage with local academics, industry experts, government and non-government officials to initiate dialogue and research on responsible fashion business.

Conceptualised by Dr Zeenath Reza Khan and Dr Mario Fernando, the program is the first in the region to engage students from two continents on responsible business and information technology-use. The outcomes will include research publications and a video blog (vlog) with teaching aids that will add new insights into responsible business research and teaching.

Key dates

Attend fashion seminar by Sustainable Mindz and/or Dubai Chamber of Commerce, Dubai/Abu Dhabi

Attend ReBitVlogs Majlis (colloquium) at University of Wollongong in Dubai, Dubai

Visit Dubai Design District, Dubai, 14-19 April 2018

  • Council for Australian-Arab Relations grant offer: $20,000.
  • Total project value: $20,000.
Last Updated: 12 April 2018
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