MRes/PhD Scholarship on Japanese Studies/ Japanese Language Education, Macquarie University

This scholarship is aimed at supporting an MRes/PhD candidate in Japanese Studies within the Department of Media, Communications, Creative Arts, Language, and Literature (MCCALL) at Macquarie University. Eligibility and conditions  To be eligible, applicants must: Be enrolled as domestic students and possess an outstanding academic record. Be enrolled or accepted into a full-time Master of Research (MRes) or Doctoral (PhD)…

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LCNAU Eighth Biennial Colloquium

Call for papers now open for abstracts and panel proposals for the 2024 LCNAU Eighth Biennial Colloquium. Hosted by the University of Sydney’s School of Languages and Cultures, the LCNAU2024 Colloquium will explore the theme ‘Trans/Formation: research and education in languages and cultures’. LCNAU invites scholars, practitioners, early career researchers and postgraduate students to submit papers on a wide range of…

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Vale Emeritus Professor Colin Nettelbeck, FAHA (1938-2022)

  It is with deep sadness that LCNAU announces that one of its most distinguished and greatly loved and respected members has passed away following a long illness. As members of an association that benefitted greatly from Colin’s outstanding leadership—a leadership characterised in equal measure by its strong sense of direction and its warmth, wit, wisdom and good humour—, we…

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Job vacancy – continuing level B/C in Japanese with SLA/HLE/language education policy focus – Monash University

Monash University is looking for a continuing Level B/C (teaching and research) academic in Japanese with a focus on SLA/ Heritage Language Education/ Language Education Policy. For more information and to apply see Monash Japanese job.

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2023 Symposium of the Institute for the Study of French-Australian Relations

New Perspectives in French-Australian Studies You are warmly invited to attend the 2023 biennial ISFAR Symposium, to be held online on Thursday 13 (5pm-8.15pm AEST) and Friday 14 April (1pm-7pm AEST). Attendance is free to all sessions. Keynote sessions include: Professor Matthew Graves (Aix-Marseille University) on Le Géographe Revisited: Unofficial Diplomacy in Post-Federation French-Australian Relations. 13 April, 5.15pm (AEST). The…

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Job vacancy – Associate Professor/Professor – European Languages (Italian Studies) – Monash University

Monash University is recruiting a full-time/ongoing Associate Professor/Professor in European Languages (Italian Studies). For details of the position and application requirements please see the description of the position at this link.

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Job vacancy – Lecturer in French (Level B), ANU

The Australian National University is currently recruiting a Lecturer in French (Level B) on a full time three-year fixed term contract. Preference will be given to candidates with an active research agenda in one or more of the following areas: Global French studies; Indo-Pacific literatures and cultures; island studies; migration studies. Closing date for applications is 30 November 2022. Full…

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Responses sought for online survey on internationalisation of Australian universities

(On behalf of Dr Samantha Marangell, the University of Melbourne) This research project, titled, “Exploring the ‘pulse’ of Australian higher education internationalisation”, seeks to better understand how key internationalisation strategies are perceived among key stakeholders within the higher education sector, including students, staff, and experts in the field. The survey asks participants to rank the importance of a few predominant…

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