Strategic goals
Be the leading Arts Faculty in the Asia Pacific region
Build and maintain deep and strategic global collaborations
Weave intercultural competence through our teaching
Develop and sustain alumni relations
Welcome from the Associate Dean International
The Faculty of Arts engages with scholars and students from around the world to offer a global university experience.
The Faculty of Arts engages with scholars and students from around the world to offer a global university experience. Our aim is to be the leading faculty of its kind in the Asia Pacific.
We support academic colleagues with international research collaborations and provide opportunities for collaborative international teaching through University of Melbourne Overseas Subjects (UMOS) and other initiatives.
Students benefit from international guest lectures, conference participation, workshops and summer schools, and the opportunity to take UMOS subjects in-country. Our partnerships with China, India and Indonesia are key priorities for the Faculty. We also have extensive global partnerships which connect us with the University of Manchester (UK) and the University of Toronto (Canada), among others.
The Faculty’s international strategy is developed by the Associate Dean International, the Faculty International Manager, Deputy Associate Deans (for China, India and Indonesia) and an International Committee that includes representatives of each of the Faculty’s five Schools.
Professor Timothy Lynch
Associate Dean International, the Faculty of Arts
Priority countries
Other initiatives
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Asian Cultural Research Network (ACRN)
A three-year project funded by the University of Melbourne's International Research and Research Training Fund.
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Europe-Asia Security and Trade Network (EAST)
The Jean Monnet Erasmus+ Network on Europe-Asia Security and Trade (EAST) brings together an international, interdisciplinary network of experts.
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Myanmar research network
A platform for sharing news and publications, discussions and events of interest to Myanmar Research Network members and others working on socio-political, historical, economic, development and other issues in Myanmar.
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Overseas experience
The Faculty of Arts runs a number of overseas subjects around the world, in collaboration with partner universities. Overseas subjects typically run for a week and may also involve industry visits and cultural excursions.
International leadership team
Dr Pradeep Taneja
Professor Kate McGregor
More information
For more information about the Faculty of Arts international engagement strategy, please contact our Manager, International Strategy.
- Manager, International Strategy
- Jessica Yan
- jeyan@unimelb.edu.au