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ANU students learning the horse-head fiddle (morin khuur) in the ancient capital of Kharkhorin. Modern Mongolia field course, July 2025. Photo: Batjav Bayartuul.
ANU students learning the horse-head fiddle (morin khuur) in the ancient capital of Kharkhorin. Modern Mongolia field course, July 2025. Photo: Batjav Bayartuul.

Mongolia Institute Newsletter: Looking back at 2025
Looking back at 2025.
Kate Thomson in Mongolia
Kate Thomson in Mongolia

A Journey Across the Steppe: Discovering Mongolia Through Language and Land
Student experiences in Mongolia...
Immersia 2025

Immersia 2025—Voices from the Festival
Highlights from this year's edition of CHL Immersia
Dr Natasha Fijn, presentation at the American Centre for Mongolian Studies (ACMS) in Ulaanbaatar

Bloodletting: An Ancient Nomadic Practice for Contemporary Diseases
Dr Natasha Fijn, Director of ANU Mongolia Institute, gave a presentation at the American Centre for Mongolian Studies (ACMS) in Ulaanbaatar in late June 2025.
ANU strengthens Mongolia-Australia collaboration on agricultural policy

Australia and Mongolia deepen ties with agricultural policy workshop
The Crawford School of Public Policy hosted a workshop to strengthen agricultural policy collaboration between Mongolia and Australia.
  • agricultural policy
Book cover: Humans, Dogs and Other Beings by Baasanjav Terbish

Book announcement: Humans, Dogs and Other Beings
Humans, Dogs and Other Beings: Myths, Stories, and History in the Land of Genghis Khan by Baasanjav Terbish
Screenshot from the documentary Mongolian Bling, 2012.
Screenshot from the documentary Mongolian Bling, 2012.

Straight outta Ulaanbaatar: Mongolian hip hop as a reaction to economic transition
Ruby Crandell, Honours student and part of the ANU’s Modern Mongolia course from 2024.
Inner Mongolia Mongolian Dialect Map Data Collection
Inner Mongolia Mongolian Dialect Map Data Collection

Book Introduction by Visiting Fellow Qimuge (Inner Mongolia University, China)
'Inner Mongolia Mongolian Dialect Map Data Collection' (13 volumes, edited by Senge and G´Zhaorigetu, Hohhot: Inner Mongolia Education Publishing House, Inner Mongolia Publishing Group, 2018.