The Australia Africa Universities Network community is deeply saddened by the sudden passing of Professor John Hearn, our AAUN Co-Founder and Australia Co-Chair, last weekend in Sydney. John was an

The AAUN annual Australia Forum held on 3 September 2024 during Australia Africa Week in Perth focused on the critical theme of The Just Energy Transition. This event aimed to

AAUN – Partnership Research and Development Fund Awards 2024 We are delighted to announce the AAUN PRDF Awards for 2024. We are awarding eight catalyst seed grants and the principal

AAUN Forum and AGM, Perth 1-3 September 2024 – Save the Date Please note the date of our Forum and AGM 2024. The Forum will consider AAUN strategic plans, research

It is a pleasure to announce the call for AAUN seed fund proposals for 2024. The AAUN Partnership & Research Development Fund (PRDF) offers catalytic grants to foster partnership in

The University of Mpumalanga (UMP) recently hosted the Australia-Africa Universities Network (AAUN) Africa Forum, bringing together academia, policymakers, and experts to examine how African and Australian Higher Education systems are

The post-Covid resurgence of theAustralia Africa Universities Network (AAUN) is well underway thanks to the network’s successful forum held in Perth from 4-5 September. Co-hosted by Curtin University the on-campus

AAUN Forum participants were offered an inspiring example of how catalytic funding from AAUN can kickstart research which has the potential to significantly improve people’s health across the African continent

Universities in Africa and Australia are now expected to have an entrepreneurial focus – but what does entrepreneurial research, education and engagement look like? This was the key question speakers

AAUN Board members at the AGM in Canberra on 27 October 2022 To: AAUN Ltd Board Directors, University Partnership Members, Knowledge Partners, Stakeholders and friends From: Prof John Hearn, Exec

Dr David Mickler announcing the ELAAD program at the AAUN Forum in Canberra, with Professors Sally Wheeler and John Hearn Thirty-six postgraduate students and junior diplomats from 14 countries have

Seventy leaders from academia, government, business, the diplomatic corps, development agencies and NGOs from across Africa, Australia and the Indo-Pacific met in Canberra and via Zoom for the 2022 Australia

AAUN was delighted to announce at its Annual Forum in Canberra on 27 October 2022 the inaugural 36 Fellows in the new AAUN Emerging Leaders in Australia-Africa Diplomacy (ELAAD) Program.

Pilot online program Nov 2022-June 2023 Program objectives To create a diverse cohort and ongoing network of emerging leaders in Australia-Africa diplomatic relations from among postgraduate university students and junior

AAUN public engagement forum, “Australia-Africa Research & Education Futures”, is now open for registrations. The program and registration are via this webpage. The event is in person at Curtin University’s