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The Japan Foundation and United States Studies Centre run two parallel, interrelated Australia-Japan fellowship programs to strengthen ties between Australian and Japanese policy experts and research institutes. They are designed to cultivate the next generation of policy-savvy Japan experts based in Australia and Australian experts based in Japan, fostering deeper mutual understanding and collaboration.
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Information session | Visiting fellowships for the JADE program—Japan-Australia Dialogue and Exchange for the Next Generation
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24 April 2025. 4.00pm–5.00pm AEST
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An information session to learn more about applying for the Japan-Australia Dialogue and Exchange for the Next Generation (JADE) program.
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