Partnerships
Strong partnerships and collaboration are key to the success of the Shaping Connections program which attracts industry and organisations that want to understand more about their audiences and how they navigate technology.
Shaping Connections was co-created by RMIT University’s School of Economics, Finance and Marketing, and the University of Third Age (U3A) Network Victoria.
U3A Network Victoria
RMIT
Melbourne
RMIT University’s School of Economics, Finance and Marketing is proud to employ top researchers and specialist research groups such as the Consumer Culture Insights Group. The Consumer Culture Insights Group is a group of marketing academics who study consumer behaviour and emerging markets using research methods with data based on interviews, observations and focus groups. The Shaping Connections program is a Consumer Culture Insights Group project.
U3A Network Victoria is the peak body representing the interests of 104 U3As and 34,000 senior Victorian’s and is where retired and semi-retired people come together in a social learning environment.
