Australia Awards – South Asia & Mongolia
In South Asia, Australia Awards opportunities are open to nationals of Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, the Maldives, Mongolia, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka.
Scope Global manages Australia Awards in multiple countries throughout the Indo Pacific, supporting opportunities for emerging leaders to undertake study, research and professional development.
Our experienced teams are versatile, responsive to client requirements and able to adapt to changing and challenging circumstances. They have a deep understanding of partner government priorities and the Australian Government’s objectives for Australia Awards, enabling them to identify strategic opportunities and provide high-quality advice.
Our Programs
Australia Awards Myanmar
Australia Awards play an important role in building linkages and mutually advantageous partnerships between Australia and Myanmar at individual, institutional, private sector and country levels.
Australia Awards Mongolia
This Program has been merged into Australia Awards — South Asia & Mongolia.
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A female wearing traditional clothing standing in a field of flowers
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New Colombo Plan Managed Administrative and Support Services Request for quote
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A man with blindness walking down a busy street using his white cane
13 Oct, 2021
International White Cane Day 2021
International White Cane Day on 15 October is an occasion where people who are blind celebrate and reflect on the importance of the cane as a mobility device and how it assists with independence and societal inclusion.
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KIT Student Support Services receive the menstrual hygiene management products.
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The Kiribati Facility and KIT’s MHM Project
The Kiribati Facility has been working with Kiribati Institute of Technology (KIT) to address a need for improved access to menstrual hygiene products. Most supplies are currently available off-campus. This can affect female students’ attendance when they are in need of products.