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Back by popular demand, our online workshop is designed to help you boost your productivity with the 'Getting Things Done' (GTD) system.

If you can write and submit a piece of research with all your citations in the correct place, you probably know how to use Word, and maybe even EndNote – right? Wrong! It’s one thing to use writing and referencing software, it’s another thing to use it well.

Hear from a panel of Thailand scholars on their best strategies to pitch Thailand to research funding bodies.

Postgraduate students and early to mid-career researchers focusing on Southeast Asia are invited to attend a dedicated writing retreat. This retreat is designed to provide you with both inspiration and peer support to kick off the year.

Conferences are back, and they’re more exciting – and complicated! – than ever. Regardless of whether you’ll be presenting face to face, online, or in hybrid form, we are all keen to get back out there and share our research. This workshop is designed to help you build your public speaking skills and present with confidence at your next academic speaking engagement.

The Sydney Southeast Asia Centre is pleased to bring you Honours Bootcamp 2022, for students around Australia enrolled in an Honours program related to Southeast Asia

Join our SSEAC Residency Workshops to get tips and tricks on how to write a great academic article.

Join our panel discussion to understand the impact of Myanmar's political crisis on the country's economy, and what role the international business community and trade unions can play to protect human and labour rights.

Early and mid-career researchers researching Southeast Asia at the University of Sydney are invited to attend a dedicated residential writing retreat. This retreat is designed to provide you with both inspiration and peer support to wrap up the year.

You work hard to produce quality scholarship on Southeast Asia, but can you be sure other researchers can access your work? Join the Sydney Southeast Asia Centre for a special Sydney eScholarship (SeS) workshop to help you collect and connect your research.

Interested in turning your quality research on Southeast Asia into a practical teaching resource, accessible around the world? Join us for a special one-hour workshop on how to publish with SAGE Business Cases, a renowned collection of over 4,000 case studies used for teaching and classroom discussion.

The SSEAC Emerging Scholars Conference provides a forum to bring together expertise on Southeast Asia from postgraduates and early career researchers at the University of Sydney and beyond.

The International Sociological Association (ISA)’s Research Committee on Labour Movements (RC44) is running an Asia-Pacific regional conference on 27 June 2022 on the theme of Labour Movements in a Post COVID-19 World.

Now in its tenth iteration, this year’s ASEAN in Focus event unpacks what needs to be considered if Australia is to build closer ties to ASEAN and its member states.

Manuscripts? Rare books? Historians and literature scholars have been accessing these materials for years, but it’s time we bring a new disciplinary perspective to the unique collections in Fisher Library.

Join us for a casual picnic lunch with other SSEAC postgraduate members. This is a casual, low-stakes gathering with no agenda other than meeting up to chat and enjoy some delicious food together.

Back by popular demand, we're delighted to partner with the Chau Chak Wing Museum to bring Southeast Asia to you!

Writing abstracts is a necessary evil when it comes to getting your research out there. Fortunately, it is as easy as following a simple formula!

Join our panel discussion to hear about the deteriorating human rights situation in Myanmar, and what can be done to help restore democracy.