Doctoral Studies on China at
the Australian National University
The Australian National University (ANU) is one of the foremost institutions in the world for doctoral studies on China. The university’s academic staff includes more than forty China specialists in the social sciences and humanities. The ANU library and nearby National Library of Australia house two of the largest Chinese language collections in the Western world. The ANU publishes The China Journal, East Asian History, and the Asian Studies Review. The ANU has institutionalized exchanges with Peking University, the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, the Academia Sinica in Taipei, and numerous other Chinese universities and research institutes. All doctoral students receive fieldwork funding and close personal supervision.
Academic staff members include:
| Anthropology: | Andrew Kipnis (andrew.kipnis@anu.edu.au) and Nicholas Tapp. |
| Demography: | Zhongwei Zhao (zhongwei.zhao@anu.edu.au), Terry Hull and Yu Zhu. |
| Economics: | Ligang Song (ligang.song@anu.edu.au), Chunlai Chen, Christopher Findlay, Ross Garnaut, Jane Golley, Qun Shi, Xin Meng, Rod Tyers and Xiaolu Wang. |
| Gender Studies: | Tamara Jacka (tamara.jacka@anu.edu.au). |
| History: | Geremie Barmé (geremie.barme@anu.edu.au), Mark Elvin, John Fitzgerald, Colin Jeffcott, Li Narangoa, Benjamin Penny and Aat Vervoorn. |
| Law: | Andrew Byrnes (andrew.byrnes@anu.edu.au). |
| Literature, Language and Culture: | Geremie Barmé (geremie.barme@anu.edu.au), John Minford, John Makeham, Song Geng and Philip Rose. |
| Political Science and International Relations: | Luigi Tomba (luigi.tomba@anu.edu.au), Peter Van Ness, Stuart Harris, Ann Kent, Katherine Morton and William Tow. |
| Sociology: | Jonathan Unger (unger@coombs.anu.edu.au), Anita Chan, Tamara Jacka and Frank Lewins. |
For more information, contact one of the above email addresses or visit the ANU website (http://www.anu.edu.au).
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Revised: July 24, 2006