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A Refreshed Korean Language Program and a New Major in Korean Studies
From 2018 students will be able to take a refreshed major in Korean language and a new major in Korean Studies.
Researcher focus: Dr Tom Cliff
Tom Cliff has won the E Gene Smith Prize for his recent book 'Oil and Water: Being Han in Xinjiang'.
Following a passion for India: Master of Asia Pacific Studies
A love of Mumbai and the way it was represented in English non-fiction literature led English teacher Greg Piggot to the Master of Asia Pacific Studies.
ANU PhD students bring Australian anthropology to the world
A new anthropology blog and podcast run by four ANU PhD students is making a wide impact.
Unravelling the relationship between climate change and evolution
A new study led by ANU has found a strong link between a rapidly cooling climate about 14 million years ago and the decline of Australia's marsupial tigers, triggering the rise of the Tasmanian Dev
Chengyu Wang: inspired by CHL educators
Chengyu Wang describes her experience at ANU as an adventure.
ANU hosts international linguistics conference
This week over 300 people from 32 different countries will descend upon ANU for the 12th biennial meeting of the Association for Linguistic Typology.
Distinguished Professor Sue O'Connor finds world's oldest funereal fish hooks
An archaeologist from The Australian National University (ANU) has uncovered the world’s oldest known fish-hooks placed in a burial ritual, found on Indonesia’s Alor Island, northwest of East Timor
Scholarship recipients continue Professor Darrell Tryon's legacy
The Professor Darrell Tryon Research Scholarship was established in 2013 to commemorate an eminent scholar of ANU who dedicated his career to the languages and people of the Pacific, especially in
Discovering a Passion for Asian Languages
Alex Miglietti’s dream is to be bilingual. He is well on the way to achieving it, graduating this month with a Bachelor of Arts, with a Linguistics major and an Indonesian minor.
