23 June 2010
Bringing RMIT to Bruneian screens
Bruneian RMIT student Siti Nur Khairunnisa Haji Abdul Halim is interviewed for a program on the high quality of Australian education for Bruneian television.
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The work of RMIT University students will be featured in an education showcase to be broadcast in Brunei.
Deputy Vice-Chancellor Research and Innovation and Vice-President, Professor Daine Alcorn, and Bruneian student Siti Nur Khairunnisa Haji Abdul Halim were interviewed by the film crew from the small nation.
Ms Haji Abdul Halim is studying a Bachelor of Communication (Professional Communications) Honours.
The television program, supported by the Australian High Commission in Brunei, will showcase the high quality of Australian education and the experiences of Bruneian students in Australia.
The crew filmed around the City campus, visiting The Hub, engineering laboratories and a range of student services.
