Welcome to ESAANZ

European Studies Association of Australia and New Zealand

The European Studies Association of Australia and New Zealand (ESAANZ) was launched as an independent body on 16 March 1991 in Melbourne. The initiative for such an Association was based on the experience of the national Associations for Contemporary European Studies in each of the member states of the European Union and elsewhere, which is an experience of cooperation, sharing of learning and research interests and dissemination of information and critical analysis on contemporary issues. In June 2020, CESAA and the European Union Studies Association of New Zealand merged to form the European Studies Association of Australia and New Zealand. The merger created two branches in Melbourne and in Christchurch, while also a third branch formed in Sydney. Through these branches, ESAANZ aims to further European studies in Australia and New Zealand.

Aims Of The Association

ESAANZ’s objectives are:

to promote teaching and research in contemporary European studies;
to provide a forum for discussion of contemporary European issues;
to publish work of high quality in European Studies;
to maintain and foster links between tertiary educational institutions;
to foster links among academics in Australia and internationally;
to encourage European studies in secondary schools;
to advise interested government and non-government organisations.

ESAANZ News

February 12, 2024

Call for papers EUSAAP Indonesia 2024

The European Union Studies Association Asia Pacific (EUSAAP) is happy to call for papers for its 2024 international conference and postgraduate workshop, which will be held in person in Yogyakarta, Indonesia: Revisiting EU – Asia Pacific Relations Monday 20 & Tuesday 21 May 2024Yogyakarta, Indon…

December 17, 2023

ESAANZ Newsletter Dec 2023

The ESAANZ newsletter marks its return with enthusiasm, welcoming two new members, Blake and Fasiha. This newsletter aims to provide a comprehensive update on ESAANZ activities, member updates, and insights from the EU Delegations and EU Centres of Excellence. The upcoming conferences, like the European Union Studies Assoc…

November 6, 2023

Supporting the next generation of European researchers (HUI-EU)

In Māori, a hui is a meeting or gathering of people to discuss issues of significance, a process of considerable cultural importance. Dr Mat Doidge and Dr Serena Kelly, together with A/Prof Gosia Klatt, delivered the second HUI-EU Doctoral Workshop on 1-3 November 2023. The HUI-EU Jean Monnet Project, supported …

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Join the European Studies Association of Australia and New Zealand (ESAANZ) today and become part of a dynamic community dedicated to advancing European studies in our region. With branches in Melbourne, Christchurch, and Sydney, ESAANZ offers unparalleled opportunities for collaboration, learning, and research on contemporary European issues.

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Congratulations to the 2023 ESAANZ Essay Competition Winners at Georgina Lyes from the University of Canterbury,
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