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“National, Transnational, and Cosmopolitan: Korean Drumming and Complexity of Zainichi Identity in Contemporary Japan,” by Dr Sunhee Koo. In-person talk at ANU, 11 May, from 3:30–5:00pm.
The ANU Korea Institute is pleased to announce the following talk:
National, Transnational, and Cosmopolitan: Korean Drumming and Complexity of Zainichi Identity in Contemporary Japan, by Dr Sunhee Koo. Continue reading
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Call for Papers: KSAA-AKS international Korean Studies conference and 7th KSAA Postgraduate Workshop — ANU, Canberra, 4-6 December 2023
The Korean Studies Association of Australasia and the Academy of Korean Studies are pleased to announce a joint Korean Studies conference, on 5 and 6 December 2023, at ANU’s main campus in Canberra, Australia (with registration taking place on 4 December in the afternoon). It will be preceded by a one-day KSAA postgraduate workshop, on 4 December. Both the workshop and conference will be primarily in-person events. Continue reading
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Editorial Assistant Support Opportunity for PhD Students in Korean Studies
Dear Student Researchers in Korean Studies,
The KSAA is currently seeking a student researcher to provide editorial assistance for the KSAA Newsletter 2022–2023 edition. If you are interested, please express your interest to Hyein Cho by Monday, 8 May.
- Hours: Up to 10 hours
- Rate: AUD 40 per hour
- Duties: Provide editing support to the KSAA team (e.g. proofreading, formatting)
- Requirement: Availability between Monday 15 May 2023 and 31 May 2023
- Preference will be given to:
- Those pursuing research degrees in New Zealand (as student researchers from New Zealand are relatively under-represented in KSAA activities)
- Those not currently receiving scholarships or who have completed their PhD submissions and are no longer receiving scholarships
- Those with previous editorial assistant experience
We apologise for the short notice. For any queries, please contact Hyein Cho . Thank you.
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“The story of three Australian ‘Samsin halmeoni’ and their ‘doban'” by Dr Hae-Jin Park. In-person talk at ANU, 27 April, from 3:30–5:00pm.
The ANU Korea Institute is pleased to announce the following talk:
The story of three Australian Samsin halmeoni and their doban, by Dr Hae-Jin Park. Continue reading
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