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You can invest in the Clark Center and provide opportunities to students and faculty through either planned giving or outright gifts that often carry special tax incentives. Your donations will be used to support and expand the Center's educational and scholarly missions.
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Study Abroad at the Great Barrier Reef
This course takes students to Townsville, Australia—home to the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority—to explore the complex political, economic, and societal contexts within which the GBR exists. . Addressing these questions requires a level of engagement that transcends glossy tourist brochures and sensationalist news headlines.
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Undergraduate Research and Mentorship Program
Launched in 2013, the Clark Center’s Undergraduate Research and Mentorship Program offers outstanding undergraduate students opportunities to gain firsthand research and professional experience that enhances their time-management skills, analytical capacities, and ability to work collaboratively.
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Why a Center for Australian and New Zealand Studies?
The United States and Australia are each other’s most important investors. The United States is the largest foreign investor in Australia, and Australian pension funds hold more in the United States than in any other foreign market. The two countries have been security allies since they signed the ANZUS Treaty in 1951, and that alliance now extends to building nuclear-powered submarines together under AUKUS, securing critical minerals supply chains, and moving energy and capital through Texas. Houston has had an Australian American Chamber of Commerce since 1988. The Clark Center is UT Austin’s home for research, teaching, and student opportunities on Australia and New Zealand.
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May Term Abroad
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Undergraduate Research and Mentorship Program
Take a look at what the students of the 2022 May Term Abroad experienced as they learned about the Great Barrier Reef.
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Center for Australian and New Zealand Studies
Rhonda L. Evans, J.D., Ph.D., Director
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