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ISA - Exploring Irish Culture in Asia

Irish Studies in Asia (ISA) is an academic society dedicated to promoting Irish Studies in Asian contexts. Our primary focus lies in organizing a periodic conference that brings together scholars and enthusiasts to delve into various aspects of linguistics, literature and culture. Through our events and academic collaborations, we aim to foster a deeper understanding and appreciation of Irish culture and heritage within the diverse Asian academic landscape.

Conference - Kobe 2025
21st & 22nd of March, 2025

Registration

Registration will be available onsite and online up to a maximum of 80 participants.

Conference Day 1

21st March 2025

(Friday)

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A full day of academically focussed presentations

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Onsite registration available

Social Event

21st March 2025

(Friday)

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A social event will be held on the evening of the 21st. A seperate payment is needed. Information will be sent to registered participants who have purchased a ticket

Conference Day 2

22nd March 2025

(Saturday)

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A half day (morning) of culturally focused presentations

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Onsite registration available

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St. Patrick's Day in Kobe

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22nd March 2025 (Saturday)

 

Our conference has been timed to coincide with this event. This free event will be held on the afternoon of the 22nd of March a short distance from the conference venue and provides an excellent opportunity for conference participants to round off their conference experience by further immersing themselves in Irish culture. You can get more information about the event by visiting the event website.

 

St. Patrick's Day in Kobe 2025 event website​

Call for Papers

Our Call for Papers invites scholars and enthusiasts of Irish Studies to submit their work on various topics. We encourage papers that are broadly accessible and of general interest, offering insights that will resonate with attendees from diverse academic and cultural backgrounds.

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Plenary Speakers

Engage with renowned experts in the field through our plenary sessions. Gain valuable insights and perspectives on contemporary Irish studies issues.

 

Registration and Fees

Registration opens on the 13th of January 2025.

Venue

The Conference will be held at Kobe Gakuin University's Sannomiya satellite campus in the heart of Kobe.  The campus is located on the 17th floor of the Mint Kobe building in Sannomiya. The building is within a five minute walk of all the train lines/stations that serve Sannomiya. 

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