China: Global Engagement and Domestic Transformation

The rise of China is changing the world, but what does this mean for international relations and for China itself? Kathy Morton's GSIA course investigates the implications.

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Asia-Pacific Security

As global balance of power shifts to the Asia-Pacific, the security of this vast and diverse region is a critical concern for scholars and policymakers. Bill Tow's GSIA course examines the evolution of the regional security order and its prospects

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Success in 2011 ANU College of Asia & the Pacific Teaching Awards

Dr Mathew Davies, Dr Cindy O’Hagan and Ms Farnaz Salehzadeh have all been recognised in the 2011 CAP Teaching Awards

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Non-Traditional Security

The security challenges confronting the Asia Pacific – both states and peoples – involve more than traditional dimensions of threat and insecurity, as Lorraine Elliott's Special Topics in IR course explores

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Former Senator to Teach Australian Foreign Policy

Dr Russell Trood, former Senator for QLD, will teach processes and consequences of Australian foreign policy-making in the Asia-Pacific century

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Graduate Studies in International Affairs

The Graduate Studies in International Affairs program offers some of Australia's most highly-respected graduate degrees in the field. GSIA aims to provide our students with the key skills required to deal with the rapidly changing dynamics of contemporary international relations, with a particular focus on the Asia-Pacific region.

Scholarships

We offer a number of scholarships for study with GSIA.

Future students

Events

May

No Easy Road to Parliament: The Politics of Reserved Seats for Women in Papua New Guinea

May

Sino-Japanese Relations and East Asian Regionalism in the 21st Century

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