Australia’s international education story has always been shaped as much by people as by policy. For decades, academics, administrators, and ...
Read moreDetailsAfter spending several years rebuilding from the disruption of COVID, the Australian Consortium for 'In-Country' Indonesian Studies (Acicis) has reached ...
Read moreDetailsAt a time when Australia is once again debating how to strengthen its engagement with Asia, the launch of a ...
Read moreDetailsOn 10 September 2025, Canberra played host to a milestone event: the Acicis consortium celebrated its 30th anniversary in style. ...
Read moreDetailsTo mark its 30th anniversary, Acicis is inviting young Australians to go beyond machine translation and embrace the richness of ...
Read moreDetailsNews reports suggest UTS will suspend 146 courses, affecting around 400 staff. While job losses have dominated headlines, this story ...
Read moreDetailsAcicis—Australia’s Consortium for ‘In-Country’ Indonesian Studies—has launched the call-out for the next iteration of its alumni tracer study. This new ...
Read moreDetailsThe University of Tasmania’s proposal to close its Indonesian language program has drawn criticism from language educators and policy advocates, ...
Read moreDetailsAcicis has secured $1.59 million of 2025 round New Colombo Plan Mobility Program (NCPMP) funding from the Australian Government. This funding will support ...
Read moreDetailsThe University of New England (AU) (UNE) has re-joined the ACICIS consortium. UNE students can again enjoy discounted fees on ...
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