Our round up of upcoming opportunities for youth interested in the ASEAN-Australia relationship. ISA-Asia Pacific Singapore 2019 International Studies Association Asia-Pacific Singapore 2019 is calling for proposals on the theme ‘Asia-Pacific and World Order: Security, Economics, Identity and Beyond’ The deadline for paper and panel submissions is February 8, 2019. In particular, they invite the …
Last week Asia Society Australia launched their Disruptive Asia ASEAN Special Edition in Melbourne. The collection of essays spans every facet of ASEAN-Australia relations, providing unique insights from both within and outside of the region. Here are our top ten favourite essays from the collection which is downloadable online. #1. The new frontier: Can ASEAN …
This week we talked to Bruce Djite, a professional footballer whose career highlights thus far have included playing for the Young Socceroos (U’20), the Australian Olympic team (U’23) and the Socceroos. From his experiences playing professionally overseas and in Indonesia, Bruce is a strong advocate for the use of sports in diplomacy and believes sport, especially …
Sport a vehicle for forging stronger ties – Interview with Bruce Djite Read More »
The deadline for applications for the AVYLD 2019, held from May 26-30 in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City is November 30. Following the highly successful inaugural dialogue in 2017, Australian and Vietnamese delegates will come together to discuss the theme “Beyond 2019: creating a sustainable future together”. A comprehensive four-day program will enable delegates to have …
Deadline approaching: Australia-Vietnam Young Leadership Dialogue Read More »
Joshua Dale Santos from Macquarie University was awarded a New Colombo Plan Mobility Grant and an Asia Society Scholarship to undertake an exchange program at Chulalongkorn University, Thailand. The experience allowed him to deepen his understanding of the region and form lifelong relationships, an experience he describes as “eye-opening, awesome and insightful’. We asked him …
Using three wheels and zero emissions, SolarTuk will embark on a World-First Expedition across Australia and the Planet by Solar Powered Tuk Tuk.
AASYP Founder and International Relations Honours student Hayley Winchcombe spent 13 months in Southeast Asia as the inaugural New Colombo Plan ASEAN Fellow 2018. During an internship with the Australian Mission to ASEAN, Hayley spent a week with the ASEAN-Australia Development Cooperation Program Phase II (AADCP II). What is ASEAN actually doing? Why should we …
ASEAN-Australia Development Cooperation – What is it? Read More »
International Relations Honours student Hayley Winchcombe has spent the last 11 months in Southeast Asia as the inaugural New Colombo Plan ASEAN Fellow. During an internship with the Australian Mission to ASEAN, Hayley had the opportunity to spend a week with the ASEAN-Australia Development Cooperation Program Phase II (AADCP II). What is ASEAN actually doing? …
How is Australia contributing to ASEAN’s ambitious development targets? Read More »
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