ASU Master Class “The Social Fabric – Understanding Organizations, Groups, and Networks”

What makes a group strong?

Why do some groups work well together while others struggle?

How do social relationships and networks influence the way we learn, work, and grow?

Join the ASU Master Class on “The Social Fabric – Understanding Organizations, Groups, and Networks” to explore these interesting questions!

Through this session, students will have the opportunity to learn how organizations operate, how groups form and work together, and how connections help build an effective collaborative environment.

This is an opportunity to:

• - Explore how groups and organizations work;

• - Better understand the role of relationships and networks;

• - Develop critical thinking, communication, and collaboration skills;

• - Share perspectives, learn from other participants, and broaden their understanding of the world around them.

Don't miss this opportunity to explore the invisible connections that shape how we work, learn, and grow!

When: 01:30 - 04:00 p.m, Thursday, October 29, 2026

Where: Room B203, Campus 1, LHU

Participants: Students of the Faculty of Finance and Accounting and other interested students

Session facilitator: Ms. Nguyen Khoa Bao Quynh, Master of TESOL, Victoria University, Melbourne, Australia

Contact: Faculty of Finance and Accounting

Tel: (+84) 2513 953.441

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