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RMIT Classification: Trusted# RMIT University List of Graduates - January to October 2020 Family Name Testamur Name Program Conferral Date A Khan Ahmad Nazreen Khan Bin Ahmad Khan Bachelor of Business (Economics and Finance) 31/07/2020 Aad Danny Aad Bachelor of Information Technology 29/05/2020 Aarons Natalie Rose Aarons Bachelor of Communication (Media) 31/08/2020 Abaei Fiona Abaei Advanced Diploma of Accounting 31/03/2020 Abasta Louis Peter Abasta Bachelor of Information Technology 31/07/2020 Abba Vanda Nabil Habeeb Abba Certificate III in Science 30/09/2020 Abba Vera Nabil Habeeb Abba Certificate III in Science 30/09/2020 Abba Nada Mousa Qaqo Abba Certificate III in EAL (Further Study) 31/08/2020 Abbas Ali Abbas Doctor of Philosophy 31/07/2020 Abbas Opeoluwa David Ayodele Abbas Diploma of Information Technology Networking 30/06/2020 Abbasi Sadaf Abbasi Doctor of Philosophy 30/10/2020 Abbasi Aida Abbasi Master of Architecture 31/08/2020 Abbasineshat Zahra Abbasineshat Diploma of Nursing 31/01/2020 Abbott Chloe Isabel Abbott Bachelor of Communication (Media) 31/03/2020 Abboud Elizabeth Abboud Certificate IV in Allied Health Assistance 31/03/2020 Abboud Badee Abboud Certificate IV in EAL (Further Study) 31/07/2020 Abdelkareem Mohamed Amr Fathy Ahmed Abdelkareem Master of Urban Planning and Environment 31/07/2020 Abdel-Magid Yousef Ahmed Abdel-Magid Diploma of Accounting 31/07/2020 Abdirahman Ahmed Mohamed Abdirahman Diploma of Nursing 31/03/2020 Abdul Halid Aisyah Abdul Halid Advanced Diploma of Screen and Media 31/03/2020 Abdul Haroon Rashid Syed Sulthan Alaudeen Abdul Haroon Rashid Doctor of Philosophy 31/08/2020 Abdul Rahman Aqram Omar Abdul Rahman Associate Degree in Information Technology 31/03/2020 Abdul Samad Siti Khadijah Zahidah Binti Abdul Samad Graduate Diploma in Project Management 31/08/2020 Abdul Sultan Safiyan Abdul Sultan Associate Degree in Engineering Technology 31/08/2020 Abduli Leton Abduli Advanced Diploma of Marketing and Communication 31/01/2020 Abdulkadir Zahra Ali Abdulkadir Certificate IV in Tertiary Preparation 31/03/2020 Abdull Rahim Zamir Ridwan Abdull Rahim Bachelor of Business (Logistics and Supply Chain Management) 31/08/2020 Abdullah Muyem Fakhri Abdullah Certificate IV in Tertiary Preparation 28/02/2020 Abdullahi Salma Abdullahi Certificate IV in Allied Health Assistance 31/03/2020 Abdullahi Zeinab Abdullahi Certificate IV in Allied Health Assistance 31/03/2020 Abdullahi Abdiwali Ayan Abdullahi Abdiwali Certificate III in EAL (Further Study) 31/03/2020 Copyright © 2020 RMIT University | ABN 49 781 030 034 | CRICOS provider number: 00122A | RTO Code: 3046 | Open Universities Australia RMIT Classification: Trusted# Family Name Testamur Name Program Conferral Date Abdullahi Abdiwali Ayan Abdullahi Abdiwali Certificate IV in EAL (Further Study) 31/07/2020 Abdulrahim Said Abdulrahim Certificate III in Electrotechnology Electrician 31/03/2020 Abdulrahman Yakoub Abdulrahman Advanced Diploma of Screen and Media 31/03/2020 Abdulrahman Ahmd Mohammed Abdulrahman Master of Business Information Technology 31/07/2020 Abera Mulat Abera Master of Marketing 31/08/2020 Abeyrathna Rankothge Pradeeni Indika Abeyrathna Certificate IV in Dental Assisting 31/01/2020 Abeyrathne Hewayalage Vishva Lahiru Kantha Abeyrathne Master of Data Science 31/08/2020 Abeysingha Mudiyanselage Suwini Nadeera Abeysingha Abeysingha Mudiyanselage Certificate IV in Dental Assisting 31/03/2020 Abeywickrema Mishael Dilukshi Abeywickrema Bachelor of Applied Science (Textile Technology) 31/08/2020 Abid Abdulmalik Abid Bachelor of Business (Economics and Finance) 31/07/2020 Abikar Hibo Nur Abdi Abikar Diploma of Business 31/03/2020 Abo-Shaban Monica Abo-Shaban Certificate IV in Allied Health Assistance 31/08/2020 Abraham Avinaash Abraham Foundation Studies: Business 31/07/2020 Abraham Diviya Abraham Bachelor of Social Work 31/03/2020 Abraham Navya Abraham Advanced Diploma of Accounting 31/03/2020 Abraham Steven Philip Abraham Master of Project Management 31/08/2020 Abraham Taylah Lea Abraham Certificate IV in Community Services 30/10/2020 ABRAHAM Miriam George Abraham Graduate Certificate in Supply Chain and Logistics Management 28/02/2020 Abrahamson Iona Lorne Abrahamson Doctor of Philosophy 30/09/2020 Abrem Olina Azad Abrem Bachelor of Business (Marketing) 31/07/2020 Abu Onq Nuha Sami A Abu Onq Master of Computer Science 31/08/2020 Abusali Nasrin Bano Abusali Certificate IV in Dental Assisting 28/02/2020 Acharya Reshma Acharya Master of Laboratory Medicine 31/08/2020 Achol Kot Mordecai Achol Graduate Diploma in Environment and Planning 31/08/2020 Acierto John Michael Caranto Acierto Bachelor of Business (Information Systems) 31/08/2020 Ackerman Daniel Jaco Ackerman Executive Master of Business Administration 31/08/2020 Ackland Adriana Judita Ackland Bachelor of Business (Information Systems) 31/07/2020 Acquaro Bianca Acquaro Bachelor of Science (Physics) 31/08/2020 Adam Ibrahim Awel Adam Bachelor of Engineering (Civil and Infrastructure) (Honours) 31/08/2020 Adamidis Christopher Adam Adamidis Certificate III in Electrotechnology Electrician 31/08/2020 Adamov Leon Adamov Certificate II in Electrotechnology Studies (Pre-vocational) 28/02/2020 Adams Jeremy James Adams Bachelor of Business (Marketing) 28/02/2020 Copyright © 2020 RMIT University | ABN 49 781 030 034 | CRICOS provider number: 00122A | RTO Code: 3046 | Open Universities Australia RMIT Classification: Trusted# Family Name Testamur Name Program Conferral Date Adams Joshua Andrew Adams Certificate III in Air-conditioning and Refrigeration 31/08/2020 Adams John Philip Adams Bachelor of Business (Financial Planning) 31/08/2020 Adams Kathleen Elizabeth Adams Doctor of Philosophy 31/08/2020 Adams Anna Victoria Adams Graduate Certificate in Human Resource Management 31/03/2020 Addamo Matthew John Addamo Bachelor of Business (Accountancy) 31/08/2020 Adem Alicia Adem Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood Education) 31/07/2020 Aden Mona Ahmed Aden Bachelor of Social Science (Urban Policy) 31/08/2020 Adeniyi Ololade Motunrayo Adeniyi Graduate Certificate in Marketing 30/09/2020 Adesina Temitope Oluwadara Adesina Master of Architecture 31/08/2020 Adgemis Nicholas Adgemis Bachelor of Business (Marketing) 31/08/2020 Adhikari Sharma Bhawana Adhikari Sharma Master of Laboratory Medicine 31/08/2020 Adhikary Ratan Kumar Adhikary Certificate IV in Allied Health Assistance 31/07/2020 Adil Aga Adil Aga Master of Engineering (Environmental Engineering) 31/08/2020 Adiyanto Callista Louis Adiyanto Foundation Studies: General 31/07/2020 Adli Wafaa Hani Botrous Adli Certificate IV in Tertiary Preparation 31/07/2020 Adolph Marco Antonio Reinhold Adolph Diploma of International Business 31/07/2020 Adongo Betty Adongo Diploma of Nursing 28/02/2020 Adra Haya Adra Graduate Certificate in Human Resource Management 31/03/2020 Adrian Vinsensius Marcellino Adrian Master of Business Administration 31/07/2020 Adu-Sekyim Godwin Adu-Sekyim Master of Engineering (Management) 31/08/2020 Advincula Justine Ellis Advincula Bachelor of Business (Professional Accountancy) 31/07/2020 Afa Rufaida Afa Certificate IV in EAL (Further Study) 31/07/2020 Affendi Randy Darma Affendi Bachelor of Business (International Business) 31/08/2020 Afroz Mahzabin Afroz Doctor of Philosophy 31/08/2020 Afsar Syed Hassan Afsar Master of Data Science 31/07/2020 Afshari Roya Afshari Doctor of Philosophy 30/10/2020 Agaloos Jimmy Tan Agaloos Graduate Diploma in Engineering Management 31/08/2020 Agarwal Priya Agarwal Certificate IV in Training and Assessment 31/03/2020 Agatha Naori Agatha Bachelor of Business (Accountancy) 31/08/2020 Agatic Ruby Rose Cobbin Agatic Certificate III in Dental Assisting 28/02/2020 Aggarwal Neha Aggarwal Graduate Certificate in Engineering Management 31/03/2020 Aghajani Masoud Aghajani Doctor of Philosophy 30/09/2020 Copyright © 2020 RMIT University | ABN 49 781 030 034 | CRICOS provider number: 00122A | RTO Code: 3046 | Open Universities Australia RMIT Classification: Trusted# Family Name Testamur Name Program Conferral Date Aghbash Zeyad Aghbash Bachelor of Applied Science (Medical Radiations) 31/03/2020 Aginis Paula Aginis Bachelor of Business (Marketing) 31/08/2020 Agius James Arthur Agius Bachelor of Applied Science (Project Management) (Honours) 31/03/2020 Agius Jacob Mark Agius Bachelor of Design (Digital Media) 31/03/2020 Agius Adele Tea Agius Advanced Diploma of Myotherapy 31/08/2020 Agius Saskia Gwendolyn Agius Diploma of Building and Construction (Building) 31/07/2020 Agostino Mathew James Agostino Certificate III in Air-conditioning and Refrigeration 30/06/2020 Aguer Majok Chier Aguer Master of Justice and Criminology 31/07/2020 Aguirre Karina Lorraine Aguirre Graduate Diploma in Education (Early Childhood) 30/09/2020 Aguirre Luis Benedict Aguirre Diploma of Digital Media Technologies 31/03/2020 Agula Roman Agula Master of Laboratory Medicine 31/07/2020 Agyakoma Priscilla Agyakoma Graduate 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    National Promotion and Eurovision: from Besieged Sarajevo to the Floodlights of Europe Research Article Neven Andjelić Senior Lecturer, Regent’s University London [email protected] http://www.suedosteuropa.uni-graz.at/cse/en/andjelic Contemporary Southeastern Europe, 2015, 2(1), 94-109 Contemporary Southeastern Europe is an online, peer-reviewed, multidisciplinary journal that publishes original, scholarly, and policy-oriented research on issues relevant to societies in Southeastern Europe. For more information, please contact us at [email protected] or visit our website at www.contemporarysee.org National Promotion and Eurovision: from Besieged Sarajevo to the Floodlights of Europe Neven Andjelić* The Eurovision Song Contest, as an important part of the entertainment industry, has offered European countries a platform for national promotion. The original format has developed over 60 years and has come under scrutiny and criticism as allegations of block voting, politics and nationalism have been raised. It has also been argued that similarity of cultures, linguistic connections, and close national identities, rather than national interests and politics, are what actually bring countries together in this competition. This study has two focuses in an attempt to determine what role the contest has had for participating countries and how they have used it. The first focus is on analysing historical incidents at the competition when countries have attempted to politicise the contest. The second focus and the main part of the study is a thorough investigation into the organisation of the first Bosnian-Herzegovinian delegation to participate in Eurovision, their escape from besieged Sarajevo and their participation at the contest in Ireland in 1993.