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Asia Pacific Week

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Event details

Conference

Date & time

Monday 08 February 2010 to Thursday 11 February 2010
12.00am–12.00am

Venue

Hedley Bull Centre (Building #130)

Speaker

NULL

Contacts

Darren Boyd
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Asia-Pacific Week is a conference and summer school that brings together hundreds of PhD candidates from Australia and overseas to workshop projects, benefit from master classes and form networks committed to understanding the world’s most dynamic region.

Since its inception in 2004, Asia-Pacific Week has become a signature event for postgraduates in Australia and for scholars of the region. In 2009, in addition to ANU academics and invited guests, 185 people participated in APW. Of these, 38 came from 16 other countries, 107 from interstate, and 40 were ANU students.

Asia Pacific Week is a container for a number of “Graduate Summer Schools” focusing on different areas of the Asia-Pacific region (the Pacific Islands, China, Japan, Indonesia, South Asia and Southeast Asia).

During a week of activities, graduate students have a chance to present their research interests, meet other students and academics, participate in a wide range of training activities, be introduced to the rich holdings on Asia and the Pacific at the ANU Library and the National Library of Australia and participate in a stimulating program of events including cross-area workshops, keynote speeches, seminars and master classes, film screenings, cultural performances and social events.

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