2024 ANU Academic Lecture Series Resumes - College of Asia and the Pacific "China in Transition, Global Order in Transition"
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2024Academic Lecture Hall Serieswill be launched again. In the next six months, the seven colleges of ANU will share cutting-edge research results with everyone, discuss major international issues, bring everyone closer to the world of scientific research, and further understand ANU's academic achievements. It is hoped that the Academic Lecture Hall will help students who are about to study in Australia choose the most suitable major, determine the direction of future development, and guide them to go further on the academic path.
The first lecture will be jointly presented by the ANU China Center and one of the seven colleges of ANUCollege of Asia and the Pacific(ANU College of Asia and the Pacific). From the Coral Bell School of Asia Pacific Affairs, Strategic and Defence Studies Centre of ANU,Associate Professor Amy Kingwill bring an in-depth discussion on the topic of China and the changing world. __k22
Speaker
Amy King
An authoritative scholar in the field of international relations
Her book 'Post-war Sino-Japanese Relations: Empire, Industry and War, 1949-1971' has been highly praised by the academic community.
Event Details
📅 Time: July 29, Beijing Time, 10:30 AM - 11:30 AM
🌏 Online Lecture Topic:Changing China, Changing Global Order Changing China, Changing Global Order (in English)
🔹 Event Highlights:
1. Associate Professor Amy King is renowned in the fields of Chinese foreign and security policy, Sino-Japanese relations, and Asia-Pacific economic-security relations. Her research has been supported by the Australian Research Council DECRA Fellowship and the Westpac Research Fellowship, and she is currently leading a team to explore how China plays a role in the international economic order.
2. This lecture will analyze China's rise on the international stage and its profound impact on the global political and economic landscape from a unique perspective, bringing you fresh insights.
3. After the lecture, there will be a Q&A session where students can directly communicate with Associate Professor Amy King and the admissions teachers of the College of Asia and the Pacific to delve into topics of interest. If you have any questions related to applying to the College of Asia and the Pacific, you can also raise them during the event.
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After successful registration, we will send the online event link to the email you provided during registration, pleasecheck your email and attend on time.
ANU College of Asia and the Pacific
The Australian National University (ANU) College of Asia and the Pacificis one of the world's leading centers for the study of Asia and the Pacific, bringing together scholars from a wide range of disciplines, regions, and public policy fields. The college is committed to cultivating the next generation of regional experts and global leaders by offering a wide range ofundergraduate and postgraduate courses. Students will have the opportunity to delve into the politics, culture, language, economics, and religion of the region, and study alongside world-renowned experts and practitioners. The College of Asia and the Pacific is not only at the forefront of academic research but also provides students with richpractical experience and career development opportunitiesthrough cooperation with governments, businesses, and international organizations.
Inthe2024 QS World University Rankings by Subject, the ANU College of Asia and the Pacific ranked highly in several disciplines, including:
Politics (8th in the world)
Development Studies (10th in the world)
Social Policy and Administration (14th in the world)
The Australian National University (ANU) College of Asia and the Pacific currently offers the following five undergraduate courses:
1.Bachelor of Asian Studies: This course enables students to master Asian languages, gain an in-depth understanding of the region, and develop strong analytical skills. Students will study Asia through a multidisciplinary perspective including history, culture, economics, and politics.
2.Bachelor of Pacific Studies: This course provides students with a theoretical framework to understand the diversity, history, and contemporary issues of Oceania, cultivating their ability to take on leadership roles in this rapidly changing dynamic region.
3.Bachelor of International Security Studies: This course helps students master analytical skills and gain an in-depth understanding of the security challenges facing the world today, especially security threats in the Asia-Pacific region, including military power, civil wars, cybercrime, environmental degradation, and food security.
4. Bachelor of Asia Pacific Affairs & Bachelor of Global Liberal Arts: This is a dual degree program in collaboration with Ritsumeikan University, where students will study in Australia and Japan respectively, gain an in-depth understanding of the Asia-Pacific region, and obtain degrees from both universities.
5. Bachelor of Philosophy (Honours) – Humanities and Social Sciences: This course provides students with the opportunity to quickly enter research, business, or policy leadership positions, and is a structured interdisciplinary degree program.
The above courses provide students with a wide range of knowledge and skills to help them succeed in a globalized context. For more information, please visit the [ANU College of Asia and the Pacific Undergraduate Programs Page] below.
https://asiapacific.anu.edu.au/undergraduate-programs
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