This information has come via Dale Hess:
This year Professor
Joseph Camilleri is offering a new and exciting professional development course
Australia
in the Asian Century?
The course
addresses the unprecedented transformation occurring within Asia, and its implications
for Australia and the world. It explores the economic, cultural, political and
historical significance of the Asian Century, providing participants with the
knowledge and depth of understanding they need to navigate this unique moment
of immense challenge and opportunity.
The course will run over
ten (10) consecutive Wednesday evenings from 1 May to 3 July 2013 in the beautiful complex provided us by St
Michael’s in Collins Street. It is designed for those working in business,
government, education, media, the professions, and community organisations. It will
be of interest to anyone wanting to know more about Asia’s transformation – its economies and
cultures, its political systems and business environments. Professor Camilleri
will be assisted by an experienced team of educators and joined by prominent
guest experts, including former Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser and former Foreign Minister Gareth Evans.
Attached is the course
brochure giving full details of the course.
We would like
to invite you to apply to participate in Australia in the Asian Century?. Course
online applications are now open and can be found at https://adobeformscentral.com/?f=KAP2pxDLZC74eww7d3mQ7g.
Applications close on April 18 2013.
Please pass on
this information to all those among your contacts or networks who may be
interested to hear of this significant initiative.
With best
wishes.
On behalf of the Centre for Dialogue
and the other
sponsoring organisations
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