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CHL teachers awarded Excellence in Education
Three academic staff from the School of Culture, History and Language (CHL) were recognised for their outstanding contribution in teaching excellence this morning at the College of Asia and the Pac
India in the Age of Asian Empires: South Asian History to 1757
India in the Age of Asian Empires surveys the history of South Asia from the earliest periods of history to 1757 in the context of empire.
New Course: Maps and Mapping for the Social Sciences and Humanities
CHL Archaeology and Natural History announces a new course offering for Semester 1 2016: ASIA8046 - Maps and Mapping for the Social Sciences and Humanities.
Wayan Arka wins a Major Documentation project
Wayan Arka has won a Major Documentation Project (MDP) grant from the ELDP, 2016-2017.
The Wurm PhD Scholarship: A Call For Applicants
The Australian National University is calling for applications for a “Stephen and Helen Wurm Scholarship in Pacific Linguistics” for an outstanding student to do a PhD in Linguistics based at the
Bhutan Linguistics Fieldwork Trip
Mark Donohue expanded his work with Bumthang speakers in Canberra by travelling to Bhutan and, with the assistance provided by the Firebird Foundation,
Wellsprings of Linguistc Diversity: Southern New Guinea Field Trip
The Southern New Guinea project team from Nick Evans’ Laureate project Wellsprings of Linguistc Diversity has just returned from the field. Postdoc
15th Australasian International Speech Science and Technology Conference
A group of linguists (Fanny Cottet, Adele Gregory, Yuko Kinoshita, Phil Rose and Shunichi Ishihara) participated in the 15th Australasian International Speech Science and Technology Conference, hel
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New Austronesian Linguistics Course
A new linguistics course offered by CAP will offer a comprehensive comparative study of the Austronesian language family, which is one of the world’s largest, both in terms of number of languages a
Master of Asia-Pacific Studies
Through advanced coursework, our graduates obtain specialist knowledge across a wide range of language and non-language fields of study essential for expert understanding of the rapid social, polit
