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ANU archaeologists unearth South East Asia’s earliest ornaments
Archaeologists at The Australian National University (ANU) have unearthed a 37,000-year-old decorative shell bead on the eastern tip of East Timor, providing further evidence that the first modern
Recognising aboriginal women in NT buffalo history
New research at The Australian National University (ANU) will explore the history of the Northern Territory's (NT) buffalo-shooting industry and the particular role of Aboriginal women in the indus
Slavery of women in Indian Kumaon region explored at ASAA Conference
The history of female slavery in the Indian Himalayan region of Kumaon, where women were once described as being "more valuable than cattle for agricultural labours", has been explored at the Asian
Prize Winners Thriving on ANU Experience
A combination of program flexibility and quality teaching is inspiring students and helping them to excel in their studies.
Welcome to the School
The School is pleased to welcome two new staff members who bring with them exciting expertise in their respective fields.
Yangon University academics complete training in Social and Demographic Research Methods
The ANU hosted the fourth and final cohort of 12 Yangon University academics for intensive short course training in Social and Demographic Research Methods from 14 - 28 May 2016.
Award for Excellence in Tutoring
Congratulations to Korean tutor Jeong Yoon Ku on being a recipient of the Vice Chancellor's Award for Excellence in Tutoring.
Upcoming Burmese courses
There is now 2 Burmese courses for 2016. Our new Burmese Lecturer Dr Yuri Takahashi is excited and can't wait to spread the word on the joys of Burmese!
Ancient Irish musical history found in modern India
An archaeologist studying musical horns from iron-age Ireland has found musical traditions, thought to be long dead, are alive and well in south India.
ANU alumni Stanford bound following scholarship success
A shared passion for education – and empowering developing countries and disadvantaged youth – has led to two alumni from the ANU College of Law and ANU College of Asia and the Pacific being awarde
