This International Conference and Cultural Event (ICCE Lampung 2021) on the arts, culture, religion, history and political economy of Lampung Province, Sumatra, will be presented by Monash University’s Sir Zelman Cowen School of Music and Performance in collaboration with the Monash Herb Feith Indonesia Engagement Centre on 14-16 December 2021. The theme of the conference […]
La Trobe University is pleased to announce that it will host the 13th Women in Asia Conference from 23-26 November, 2021. The theme of this year’s conference is Fashioning Gender in Asia. Calls for presentations are now open! Fashioning Gender in Asia builds on past Women in Asia conferences and the Women’s Forum of the
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Wednesday, 19 May 2021 Roundtable on Supporting Teaching Advanced Japanese in Australia – Network for Teaching Advanced Japanese in Australia (豪州上級日本語ネットワーク) The ANU Japan Institute is pleased to host its first seminar series, supported by the Australian Government through the Australia-Japan Foundation of the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade. Register now for the final
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Changing China: Then and Now Monday 29 November – Wednesday 1 December, 2021 The Australian National University, Canberra Change has been at the centre of the Chinese experience. Yet it has taken a range of forms and has elicited a variety of responses. The recurring cycle of 64 hexagrams in the foundational Yi jing
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The 黑料社区 (ASAA) invites its members to a forum to discuss its submission to the government’s consultation on a new strategy for international education, which presents an opportunity to promote Asian studies and languages. The Forum will begin with a talk by Professor Ly Tran of the School of Education, Deakin
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In solidarity with International Women’s Day, researchers and practitioners from Australia and Japan will share perspectives on gender, diversity, and inclusion in academic and other environments, in both countries. Recent attention to gender is unfolding within a set of deeper and longstanding dynamics that define the contemporary academic and corporate environments, including the casualisation of
