ANU is world famend as a centre for excellence in Indonesia-focused analysis and engagement. By brief research excursions, the intensive ‘12 months in Asia’ program, and prolonged postgraduate levels, ANU college students acquire first-hand understanding of Indonesian language, tradition, politics and economics and go on to use this experience in careers in authorities, academia, the media and lots of different various fields. As numbers of Indonesian language graduates decline throughout the nation, Indonesian experience and specialised abilities have gotten more and more wanted. This webinar examines 4 tales of success from ANU alumni who’ve been engaged in strengthening the Australia-Indonesia relationship. It highlights the course choices accessible to present ANU college students for trade packages, intensive research excursions in-country/ nearly, and analysis alternatives for postgraduate college students from each Australia and Indonesia.

Panellists

Cameron Allan, Regional Coverage and EAS Part, Southeast Asia Regional Division, Australian Authorities Division of International Affairs & Commerce Bachelor of Legal guidelines (Honours) and Worldwide Safety Research (ANU 2020)

Claudina Milawati, Deputy Director, Division of Training and Coaching, Australian Embassy, Jakarta. Grasp of Science (Science Communication) (ANU 2005)

Kirrilly McKenzie, Head of Languages, Haileybury Rendall College, NT BA Asia-Pacific Safety (ANU 2014) and Grad Dip of Asia-Pacific Research (ANU 2014)

Dr Gatra Priyandita, Australian Strategic Coverage Institute and non-resident WSD-Handa Fellow on the Pacific Discussion board PhD Political Science, ANU Coral Bell College (ANU 2021) and BA Asia-Pacific Safety (Honours) (ANU 2014)

Moderator:

Elena Williams, Board Member, ANU Indonesia Institute. Present PhD candidate within the College of Tradition, Historical past and Languages at ANU, analyzing Australia-Indonesia relationship constructing. MA Utilized Anthropology & Participatory Improvement (ANU 2012)