FASIC supports engagement and educational activities to deepen understanding between the peoples of Australia and China.
FASIC is an apolitical not-for-profit organisation that operates on the principles of Respect, Trust, Inclusion and Excellence.
We respect the differences in people of diverse backgrounds and we support an inclusive social environment. We act with integrity and authenticity. We strive for excellence to build trust and to expand opportunities between the peoples of Australia and China.
With the support from the National Foundation of Australia China Relations and private sector donors, we manage programs and activities that enhance the mutual understanding and engagement between the peoples of Australia and China.
We enhance the understanding of Australia in China through the provision of grants and other initiatives with the Australian Studies Centres in China operated by Chinese universities.
We provide funding for scholarships and educational exchanges between Australia and China as well as funding to support a Chair of Australian Studies.
13 Nov 2025
Results Announced: 13th “FASIC Cup” Australian Studies Translation Competition. FASIC is pleased to announce the results of the 13th FASIC Cup Australian Studies Translation Competition. read more
13 Nov 2025
Emeritus Professor David Walker AM speaks at the Australian Embassy in Beijing: On 21 October 2025, Emeritus Professor David Walker AM, the inaugural BHP Chair of Australian Studies at Peking University and a long-standing FASIC ... read more.
03 Sep 2025
Announcement: Professor Mark Kenny Appointed Inaugural Australia in China Fellow. FASIC is delighted to announce the launch of the Australian in China Fellowship, supported by the National Foundation for Australia-China Relations. read more
15 Jul 2025
FASIC is proud to celebrate scholar Dr. Lurong (Cora) Liu as the Postgraduate Category Winner of the 2024 John Barrett Award for Australian Studies! read more
01 JUL 2025
Call for Applications: 2025 ASP: Applications are now open for the 2025 Australian Studies in China Program (ASP), jointly funded by NFACR and FASIC. Apply by 30 August 2025 for research, collaboration, or travel grants. ... full details
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