Research

• Race and Deaths in Custody
  College of Letters and Science: Social Sciences
  • In building an archive of deaths in custody, the project aims to develop a critical race and feminist analysis to sustain political anti-violence projects. This website, intended for activists, scholars, teachers and students, promotes a critical race analysis that informs, as it highlights, resistance.
    Project Contact:

    Project website	-		Sherene Razack
    (Updated: Apr 25 2023)

• Fear the cats! Bold project teaches endangered Australian animals to avoid deadly predator
  College of Letters and Science: Social Sciences
  • Ecology and Evolutionary Biology professor Daniel Blumstein collaborates with University of New South Wales faculty members on a project exploring the attack adaptation tactics of bilbies and other threatened species. The researchers place bilbies into large fenced plots with their feline enemies to observe their behavior.
    Project Contact:

    Project website	-		Daniel Blumstein
    (Updated: Aug 07 2023)

Education/Training

• Race and Deaths in Custody
  College of Letters and Science: Social Sciences
  • In building an archive of deaths in custody, the project aims to develop a critical race and feminist analysis to sustain political anti-violence projects. This website, intended for activists, scholars, teachers and students, promotes a critical race analysis that informs, as it highlights, resistance.
    Project Contact:

    Project website

    -

    Sherene Razack

Service

• Race and Deaths in Custody
  College of Letters and Science: Social Sciences
  • In building an archive of deaths in custody, the project aims to develop a critical race and feminist analysis to sustain political anti-violence projects. This website, intended for activists, scholars, teachers and students, promotes a critical race analysis that informs, as it highlights, resistance.
    Project Contact:

    Project website

    -

    Sherene Razack

UCEAP

• Marine Biology And Terrestrial Ecology
  • A model of diversity, Australia is home to more species of plants, mammals, birds, and amphibians than any other country. If you’re passionate about oceanography, ecology, and conservation, this fieldwork program is a perfect fit.

    Website

• Pacific Island Environmental And Community Health
  • If global climate change, public health, and sustainability matter to you, this service learning program is a perfect fit. Start with classroom and lab work at the University of Queensland, and then move to Solomon Islands National University.

    Website

• University of Melbourne
  • One of the most livable cities in the world, Melbourne is a culturally diverse city with a mix of modern and Victorian charm. Students love the city's clanging street cars, high fashion, and food and music scenes.

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• University of New South Wales
  • In addition to offerings in your major, you’ll find especially enriching courses in biomedical sciences, environmental sustainability, and robotics and technology. It’s also a great place to prepare for a career in government or social or health policy.

    Website

• University of Queensland
  • Beautiful Brisbane provides a perfect blend of active city life and country charm. Adding a global edge to your academic portfolio, you can experience a massive variety of cultures, join incredible research projects, and take high-quality courses in your major alongside locals.

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• University of Sydney
  • In addition to offerings in your major, the University of Sydney offers especially strong offerings in Japanese, Indonesian, and Malaysian studies. It’s also a great place to prepare for med school and other health professions.

    Website

UCLA Exchange Programs

• Melbourne Law School
  • UCLA School of Law partners with Melbourne Law School in Melbourne, Australia to provide a foreign exchange program for their students. All classes are taught in English, but exchange students may only enroll in elective courses. Some course offerings include Environmental Law, Sports Law, and Public International Law.

    Website

EAP Students

• 2019-20: 23 students
  • Univ. of Tasmania Sustainability and Wilderness Studies: 2 students
  • Australian National University: International Security: 1 student
  • Univ. of New South Wales (Quarters): 1 student
  • Marine Biology & Terrestrial Ecology, Univ. of Queensland: 4 students
  • Australian Universities: 15 students
• 2018-19: 46 students
  • Australian Universities: 12 students
  • Marine Biology & Terrestrial Ecology, Univ. of Queensland: 5 students
  • Summer Physics, University of Sydney: 28 students
  • Pacific Island Environmental & Community Health - Australia & Solomon Islands: 1 student
• 2017-18: 25 students
  • Australian Universities: 18 students
  • Marine Biology & Terrestrial Ecology, Univ. of Queensland: 5 students
  • Pacific Island Environmental & Community Health–Australia & Solomon Islands: 2 students
• 2016-17: 18 students
  • Australian Universities: 14 students
  • Marine Biology & Terrestrial Ecology, Univ. of Queensland: 4 students
• 2015-16: 20 students
  • Australian Universities: 15 students
  • Marine Biology & Terrestrial Ecology, Univ. of Queensland: 5 students
• 2014-15: 13 students
  • Australian Universities: 5 students
  • Australian Universities: 4 students
  • International Summer School, Univ. of New South Wales: 2 students
  • Marine Biology & Terrestrial Ecology, Univ. of Queensland: 2 students
• 2013-14: 12 students
  • Australian Universities: 7 students
  • International Summer School, Univ. of New South Wales: 1 student
  • Marine Biology & Terrestrial Ecology, Univ. of Queensland: 4 students
• 2012-13: 14 students
  • Australian Universities: 8 students
  • Marine Biology & Terrestrial Ecology, Univ. of Queensland: 6 students
• 2011-12: 12 students
  • Australian Universities: 9 students
  • Marine Biology & Terrestrial Ecology, Univ. of Queensland: 3 students
• 2010-11: 16 students
  • Australian Universities: 12 students
  • Marine Biology & Terrestrial Ecology, Univ. of Queensland: 4 students
• 2009-10: 27 students
  • Australian Universities: 25 students
  • Marine Biology & Terrestrial Ecology, Univ. of Queensland: 2 students