Sveta Angelopoulos

Dr. Sveta Angelopoulos

Lecturer

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About

Sveta is an applied economist, and lecturer at RMIT University.

 

As a researcher, she seeks to improve the competitive advantage of regions and the wellbeing of residents through her research in urban and cultural economics. Her focus is on the spatial dynamics of Australian regions, their resilience, and the policy environment. These are field that continues to be relevant to both academics and increasingly to policy makers seeking to support the growth and development of regions.

 

As an educator, Sveta has coordinated and taught various economics courses at RMIT for over 20 years. She has extensive experience in course development and delivery and is passionate about integrating world events and issues into her courses. Her teaching objective to engage students in their learning, encourage their curiosity and develop their critical thinking and problem-solving skills.

Research fields

  • 3801 Applied economics
  • 3304 Urban and regional planning
  • 4406 Human geography
  • 4407 Policy and administration
  • 330403 Housing markets, development and management
  • 440707 Housing policy
  • 470204 Cultural and creative industries
  • 330410 Urban analysis and development
  • 380118 Urban and regional economics

Supervisor projects

  • Does a Cross-cultural Peer-to-peer Mentoring Experience Influence Students' Cross-cultural Adaptability?
  • 3 Aug 2018

Teaching interests

Urban and Regional Economic, Human geography and housing, Cultural and Creative Industries

Research interests

Urban and Regional Planning, Housing, Cultural and Creative Industries

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