
60 Australia Awards Scholarships for Vietnamese citizens
Persons with disabilities, ethnic minority people and people from rural areas are strongly encouraged to apply for Australian Award Scholarships (AAS) Australia Awards scholarships are offered to the next generation of Vietnamese leaders to pursue their master’s degrees in Australia. Through study and research, scholarship recipients develop the skills and knowledge to drive change and

Australian Alumni ready to contribute to the country
Education & Times – On August 19, the Australian Embassy and the Aus4Skills Program held a ceremony to welcome home 38 Australia Awards returnees. At the event, graduation certificates were awarded to the returning Australia Awards scholars. Mr. Mark Tattersall – Deputy Australian Ambassador to Vietnam and Mr. Pham Quang Hung – Director of

Visually impaired Vietnamese lady earned a Master’s degree in Australia
Nguyen Thi Yen Anh, who is visually impaired, has just completed a master’s degree in Australia under the Australia Awards Scholarships program. On 19 August 2022, a Welcome Home Ceremony was held to welcome Australia Awards scholars returning to Vietnam. The whole audience watched in silence as Nguyen Thi Yen Anh, 30, who recently completed

A Doctor of geography with unforgettable memories of Australia
Le Xuan Truong, Lecturer at Hanoi University of Mining and Geology, who completed the PhD program in Geology (Major in Mineral Geology) at James Cook University in early 2022, under the Australia Awards Scholarships program (AAS). Truong recently shared his and his family’s rich experiences in Australia over the past six years. Le Xuan

Use knowledge to make you a better version of yourself
Owner of a technology startup, Dinh Thi Ly (31 years old) is determined to reach further in the future with a master’s degree in Entrepreneurship and Innovation Management at La Trobe University (Melbourne, Australia). Dinh Thi Ly (centre) successfully started her own business many years ago, and won an Australia Awards scholarship to study

The secret of “hunting” prestigious Australia Awards scholarships
Dan Tri – In June, 55 Vietnamese students will depart for Australia on Australian Government funded scholarships to pursue master’s degrees. These outstanding awardees, drawn from central and provincial governments, NGOs, academic institutions and the private sector, will undertake study in a range of areas that support Vietnam’s long-term development. These include natural resources management,
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