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The Australia-ASEAN Council (AAC), launched by Foreign Minister Julie Bishop on 8 September 2015, will generate opportunities for Australian business, education, science and innovation and the arts to work with partners in South-East Asia.

Anthrologia offers resources for academic development and provides a great array of cultural networks, and exposure to Web of Science journal publications.

Established under the Asia-Europe Meeting (ASEM) process the Asia-Europe Institute (AEI) has successfully established itself as one of Southeast Asia’s leading institutions for social science postgraduate research and teaching. The core objective of AEI is to further develop Asia-Europe relations by providing opportunities for post-graduate studies for career advancement as well as to enhance the academic and cultural experience of students and scholars, with a view to developing in them, a better understanding of the cultures, history, politics, institutions, economics, business and legal practices of both regions. AEI is one of the institutes of University of Malaya (UM), a premier public research university in Malaysia. From 2011 to 2015 the University has been consistently ranked in the elite bracket of world’s  top 200 universities by QS World Rankings.

Asialink is Australia’s leading centre for building Asia capability, public understanding of Asia, and appreciation of Australia’s role in the Asian region.  Asialink is an affiliate of The University of Melbourne and an initiative of the Myer Foundation.

The Asialink Echo is published by Asialink Diplomacy.