The Australian National University (ANU) is a public national research university established by an Act of the Australian Parliament in 1946. Its main campus is in Acton, Canberra. Its strengths include Asian and Pacific studies through the ANU College of Asia and the Pacific, which is also home to the Crawford School of Public Policy.
ANU's TechLauncher program has student teams work with industry, government and community organizations to develop, prototype and launch technology solutions, including startups.
Students and faculty from Australian National University can also build venture skills with SEA Bridge through the ASEAN1967 Fellowship and the open Global Venture Playbook reading list.
Gen SEA University Network members in other countries:
Australian National University is part of the Gen SEA University Network, the universities SEA Bridge works with and whose students join our programs.
Students from Australian National University have been selected for the ASEAN1967 Fellowship, SEA Bridge’s program of real venture work across ASEAN.
For students: apply to the ASEAN1967 Fellowship to work on real projects with companies expanding across Southeast Asia.
For faculty and university partners: contact SEA Bridge to explore joint courses, student projects and research collaboration.
