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. |
Visually impaired Vietnamese lady earned a Master's degree in Australia Born in 1992, Yen Anh did not open her eyes in her first week. Mrs. An took her to see a doctor, and found out that her daughter was born blind. When Yen Anh was a few months old, her mother continued to take her everywhere for treatment, but in vain. Having seen a TV program about an education center for visually impaired children in Hue, she decided to send her 5-year-old daughter to the centre. |
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. |
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). |
Woman from Northwest region passionate about agriculture Born and raised in the Northwest mountainous region, Ms. Bui Thi Hang understands the difficulties faced by highlands farmers and was inspired to study agriculture to contribute to improving the livelihoods of people in her homeland. |
