History of China: The Imperial Period (221 BC - 1800)(ASIA2044)

First semester, 2015: This course surveys the great drama of imperial China's attempts to bring under control and preserve the unity of its vast and varied territories.

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History of China: The Imperial Period (221 BC - 1800)(ASIA2044)

Material Encounters
4-6 February 2015

This upcoming conference will focus on the materiality of knowledge produced during personal encounters with people in Oceania. Register now!

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Material Encounters<br/>4-6 February 2015

Truth and Falsity in Indian History & Politics (ASIA2272)

First semester 2015, this course will explore the claims and negotiations that are fundamental to some of the critical debates in Indian history and politics over the past two centuries. Register now!

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Truth and Falsity in Indian History & Politics (ASIA2272)

Popular Culture in East Asia (ASIA2074/ASIA6074)

First semester 2015, Dr Roald Maliangkaij will convene Popular Culture in East Asia. This course will introduce a number of major theoretical paradigms in cultural studies as applied to aspects of popular culture in East Asia.

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Popular Culture in East Asia (ASIA2074/ASIA6074)

Asian & Pacific language courses

The School of Culture, History and Languages offers a wide array of world-class Asian & Pacific language courses both on campus and on-line. Find the perfect course for your future here.

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Welcome to the School of
Culture, History & Language

Unique in the world, the School brings together over 100 academics dedicated to investigating and learning with and about the people, languages, and land of Asia and the Pacific region. Their work, conducted in collaboration with partners throughout the world and the region, contributes uniquely Australian perspectives and insights.