Asia region the most rapidly ageing in the world
A new research hub to connect population ageing experts across the region will be launched at the Ageing in the Asia Pacific research symposium at UNSW next week.
A new research hub to connect population ageing experts across the region will be launched at the Ageing in the Asia Pacific research symposium at UNSW next week.
Grainne Murphy
CEPAR
(02) 9385 7107 or 0427 564 973
grainne.murphy@unsw.edu.au
A new research hub to connect population ageing experts across the region will be launched at the APRU Ageing in the Asia Pacific research symposium next week (28–29 September).
The two-day symposium, hosted by UNSW and the ARC Centre of Excellence in Population Ageing Research (CEPAR), brings together some of the region's leading experts in ageing to consider the challenges and opportunities of the coming decades, including the need to address issues in health, income, work and retirement, and families.
The symposium's keynote speakers are:
What: Association of Pacific Rim Universities' Ageing in the Asia Pacific research symposium
When: from 9am, 28–29 September, 2015
Where: Colombo Theatre, High St, UNSW Kensington campus
The full program is available here.