A Policy Options Paper authored by Matthew Susses and Michael Clarke.

An undergraduate degree in Geology inspired Jessica Trezise’s relocation to Canberra from Hobart almost 10 years ago.

Crawford School introduces our fantastic staff, so you can meet the people of Asia and the Pacific’s leading graduate policy school. This time around, we talk to Dr Sonia Akter.

Crawford School introduces our fantastic staff, so you can meet the people of Asia and the Pacific’s leading graduate policy school. This time around, we talk to Dr Safa Fanaian.

Crawford School introduces our fantastic staff, so you can meet the people of Asia and the Pacific’s leading graduate policy school. This time around, we talk to Assoc. Prof. Danielle Ireland-Piper.

Crawford School introduces our fantastic staff, so you can meet the people of Asia and the Pacific’s leading graduate policy school. This time around, we talk to Dr Michael Cohen.

The Annual Workshop on the Global Economy brings together leading scholars to discuss economic and geopolitical issues and celebrates its 10th anniversary this May.

We spoke to convenor Dr Larry Liu about the Arndt-Corden Department of Economics PhD seminar series. Here’s what we learned.

Meet Minh Nguyen Thanh, an international postgraduate student doing a Master of Public Policy.

Meet Binh Thanh Ho, an international studying a Master of Public Policy with the ANU College of Asia and the Pacific.

Professor Sango Mahanty is having a busy year, serving on the Australia-ASEAN Council and the Ministerial Advisory Committee on Industrial Chemicals, while also securing an ARC Discovery Grant.

Kevin wanted to be a diplomat, gaining his degree in international studies in 2013. However, a transformative break year post-graduation led him to shift towards environmental management.

Yamini Changananthara, a Master of Environmental Management and Development from Crawford, talks about her experience at the school, her passions, and how her background influenced her path in life.

Prof. Kuntala Lahiri-Dutt was appointed as an Officer of the Order of Australia (AO) for her contributions to natural resource management research, gender equality advocacy, and tertiary education.

Where to next for First Nations public policy after the Voice referendum failed? Scientia Professor Megan Davis shared her insights at the inaugural First Nations Women in Public Policy Lecture.

Crawford School recently hosted two Alumni Dialogue events in Jakarta and Yogyakarta, marking a significant milestone in our long-standing relationship with Indonesia.

The fifteenth Asia Pacific Week successfully brought together students from around the world, as far as Italy and Uzbekistan, to foster global networks between the young leaders of tomorrow.

Master of International and Development Economics graduate Elghafiky Bimardhika wants to create a better future with his passion for economics and solving social issues.

Many countries – including Australia – view economic interdependence as a risk to security. Professor Shiro Armstrong wants to change this through his research.

New research programs will connect the Australian federal government with world-leading ANU researchers to deliver insights to help Australia and the region achieve energy and climate targets.

Professor Ariadne Vromen and Dr Laura Davy, convenors of the course on Qualitative research methods, talk about how policy professionals can use qualitative research skills to influence policy.

With a background in international development and a focus on the social dimensions of energy and climate transitions, Sarah’s research plays a crucial role in shaping climate policy.

With over fifteen years of experience in climate change, Michelle Lyons has transitioned from public servant to scholar, driven by a passion for advancing the net zero transition.

We asked Dr Trish Mercer and Dr Wendy Jarvie what were the top things they both wish you knew when you joined the APS. Here’s what they have to say.

Maathumai Ranjan, a PhD student at Crawford School and a Sir Roland Wilson scholar, has been elected as the 2025 Vice President of the Actuaries Institute, with the Presidency awaiting her in 2027.