Search results for: ASIAN POLITICS
- Eminent Queenslanders to address UQ graduates
- Two eminent Queenslanders who have achieved wide recognition and acclaim in their fields will address graduates at University of Queensland ceremonies on Wednesday, December 13.
- 13-Dec-2000
- Need for Tighter Nuclear Arms Control
- The Minister for Foreign Affairs, Alexander Downer, will be in Brisbane this Friday to deliver a keynote address on the need for tighter nuclear arms control throughout the world at the Nuclear Arms Control: Australian and Regional Perspectives Towards 2000 conference.
- 26-Oct-1999
- Postgraduate International Relations/Asian Politics study opportunities
- Recent rapid events in South-East Asian politics highlight the need for more experts in foreign affairs analysis, according to a University of Queensland academic.
- 28-Sep-1999
- Nuclear war still possible despite Cold War end
- Nuclear war remains a possibility despite the ending of the Cold War, according to the one of the organisers of a nuclear arms control conference to be held in Brisbane in October.
- 23-Sep-1999
- Rapid response to security threats best achieved by multi-task centres
- Multi-task agency centres comprising groups such as police, medical personnel, armed forces, environmentalists and immigration specialists should be formed to counter national security threats, according to a University of Queensland researcher.
- 15-Mar-1999
- New international relations/Asian politics masters degree at UQ
- A new University of Queensland masters course could launch careers in the booming area of foreign affairs analysis, according to Government Department Associate Professor and course co-ordinator William Tow.
- 21-Oct-1996
- Consortium in bid to establish expertise network
- The University of Queensland, through its technology transfer company UniQuest Limited, is co-ordinating a grant application to establish a national expertise network for industry.
- 13-Dec-1995
Tools
Share This Story
Print: 
Email: 
Share:
