Angela Lehmann
Biography
Publications
Dr Angela Lehmann is a sociologist in the international higher education sector. She is the Chair of the Foundation for Australian Studies in China (FASIC) and sits on the Advisory Board for the Australia China Relations Institute at UTS. Angela has spent several years researching and teaching in a mainland Chinese university and has written two books about migration into China. She holds an honorary position at The College of Arts and Social Sciences at the Australian National University . Angela is Senior Director Global Engagement and Policy at Universities Australia.
Australia’s knowledge dilemma
While the United States devalues education and research, China is throwing everything at innovation.
As traditional “Anglo” international education destinations falter, Asia-Pacific countries look closer to home
Chinese students are largely driving the surge in international students choosing universities across the region.
China-Australia: Smartening up people-to-people links
Universities play an essential role in everyday diplomacy, fostering a genuine affection between the two countries.
Found in translation: Australia and China’s shared history
A memoir on collective historical baggage has much to teach about the evolution and maturation of both nations.
Under pressure: Chinese international graduates in a new China
Uncertainly about Covid, high unemployment rates and shifting
workforce expectations challenge China’s youth in 2022.
Closed borders: The unequal waiting game
Old notions about international mobility will need to be revised, especially for students travelling abroad.
Filling the gap: How Australia is creating its own “China problem”
The current geopolitical to-ing and fro-ing must not obscure the need to understand Chinese language and culture.
What we have lost: International education and public diplomacy
Entangling universities with geopolitics can mean a bad student experience has a far broader cost.
