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Myanmar landscape
Image by May Co Naing

ANUMSA Emergency Relief Appeal for Myanmar Earthquake Victims
Emergency Relief Appeal for Myanmar Earthquake Victims, 31 March 2025
A man is pushing a bicycle, and a barricade at the intersection of Myanmar street.
Image by May Co Naing

Call for nominations for the ANU Myanmar Research Centre's inaugural Best Article Prize
Call for nominations for the ANU Myanmar Research Centre's inaugural Best Article Prize.
Research methods

Myanmar social science research skills program May-June 2025
Closing date for expressions of interest: April 18th 2025
Su Mon Thant and Aung Ko Ko
Myanmar Australia 2025 visiting fellows

Myanmar-Australia 2025 visiting fellowship recipients announced
The Myanmar-Australia Fellowship Program is excited to announce its two successful visiting fellowship recipients for 2025.
Kaede Taniguchi
Kaede Taniguchi

Finding Burma from Osaka to Canberra: Kaede Taniguchi’s Cross-Cultural Quest
A Japanese student of Burmese language embarks on a transformative journey in Canberra, deepening her understanding of language and culture over the course of her studies.
Young people gathering at lakeside in Myanmar

Myanmar-Australia Visiting Fellowship Program 2025
Call for expressions of interest for a fully funded short term research fellowship in Australia for a Myanmar academic or researcher, closing on Friday, 22 November 2024.
Anastasia Bickel (Photo Supplied)
Anastasia Bickel (Photo Supplied)

Discovering New Worlds Through Language: Anastasia's Journey at ANU
Music, multilingualism and more: read on to experience Anastasia's Adventures at ANU!
Chinlone

Chinlone: The Agile Art of Burmese Cane Soccer
Discover Chinlone, Myanmar’s unique sport where athleticism meets artistry. This feature delves into the cultural significance, evolution, and global impact of this captivating rattan ball game.
Ratchada Train Night Market, Bangkok
Ratchada Train Night Market, Bangkok by aotaro, Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 Generic license

Call for Papers: ANU Southeast Asia Institute Student Research Symposium
Submissions close on Friday 20 September. Accepted applicants will be expected to write and present full-length (5000-word) papers at the Symposium. 
Demonstrators in Yangon opposing the military coup in 2021.
Demonstrators in Yangon opposing the military coup in 2021.

Making sense of Myanmar in a time of turmoil: The role of the ANU Myanmar Research Centre
The Myanmar Research Centre is Australia's leading research institute for Myanmar studies. Read about why we need dedicated research for diplomacy and peacebuilding efforts.