Why Russian Matters & why you should really consider the Russian Major @ UQ
By School of Languages and Cultures
Online event
Overview
Discover why learning Russian at could give you a unique career edge—in diplomacy, security, tech and more.
Think you know what languages are "useful"? Have you ever thought about learning Russian? If not, then think again.
In a world where everyone is learning the same things, the smartest move is the unexpected one. Russian opens doors most people don't even know exist—from intelligence and diplomacy to energy, space tech, and the shifting power dynamics reshaping our region. Join us to hear from leading experts in international relations and strategic affairs, including the last Australia’s Ambassador to Russia, on why learning Russian as part of your studies might just be the most unexpected but career-smart choice for you.
Speakers:
- Peter Tesch – Adjunct Professor, School of Languages and Cultures, the University of Queensland; Australia’s Ambassador to Russian Federation 2-16-2019; Visiting Fellow, Centre for European Studies, Australia National University.
- AProf. Matthew Sussex - Associate Professor (Adj) Griffith Asia Institute, Griffith University; Visiting Fellow, Centre for European Studies & Strategic Defence Studies Centre, Australian National University
- Prof. Greg Hainge – Head of School, School of Languages and Cultures, The University of Queensland.
- Dr Anna Mikhaylova – Russian Major Convenor, School of Languages and Cultures, The University of Queensland.
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- 1 hour 30 minutes
- Online
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School of Languages and Cultures
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