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The ANU Australian Studies Institute (AuSI) is pleased to announce that applications are now open for the 2024-25 International Fellowship Program for ANU academic staff. We are particularly delighted to offer a new Fellowship location this round in the Center for Australian, New Zealand and Pacific Studies at Georgetown University, USA.
Six international Fellowships will be awarded in collaboration with four of the world’s foremost Australian Studies Centres. Successful Fellows will be based at one of the following Centres:
- Centre for Australian Studies (University of Cologne)
- Clark Center for Australian & New Zealand Studies (University of Texas at Austin)
- Menzies Australia Institute (King’s College London)
- Center for Australian, New Zealand and Pacific Studies (Georgetown University)
Each Fellow will be provided with AUD $15,000 maximum allowance in costs towards economy-class travel and accommodation.
Who is eligible?
- Applications are open to early-mid career ANU academic staff at Levels B – D;
- Applications are encouraged from all Colleges and discplines;
- Applicants must be working on an Australian or transnational or international project involving Australia in any discipline;
- Applicants must provide evidence of support for their application from their Head of School or Centre;
- Applicants must provide evidence of their eligibility to travel under ANU rules and those of the country of destination.
More Information
More information, including selection criteria, application form and conditions, can be found here.
Applications close at midnight (AEST) 24 June 2024.
2023 AuSI International Fellows
In 2023, AuSI sponsored five International Fellows from a range of Academic Colleges and disciplines, including national security law, political and cultural history, development studies, creative writing, and international law. Read what some of last years fellows have to say about the program below, and find more information about their projects here.
“Austin is a leading centre for the study of national security, and I therefore had unrivalled opportunities for engaging with colleagues working across areas close to my own interests. Academics at UT Austin conduct ground-breaking empirical research on global compliance with financial crime standards, withdrawal of companies from sanctioned jurisdictions, and humanitarian exemptions to sanctions programs, to name but a few topics of interest. It was fantastic to establish contact, and there will no doubt be opportunities for future collaboration."
- Dr Anton Moiseienko, AuSI 2023 International Visiting Fellow
“ I was privileged to be affiliated to King's College, where I was hosted by the Menzies Institute by its wonderful Director Dr Agniezska Sobocinska. During my time there, School of History colleague Professor Frank Bongiorno delivered the Menzies Lecture on "Australia: A New Political Geography?" and the Institute celebrated its 40th anniversary. The lecture and dinner were a highlight, with excellent conversation. I also had a chance to interact with other historians at Kings and explored possibilities for future collaboration.”
- Dr Aditya Balasubramanian, AuSI 2023 International Visiting Fellow
View the full list of AuSI’s 2023 International Fellows
