Australia Awards – South Asia
In South Asia, Australia Awards opportunities are open to nationals of Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, the Maldives, 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 Mongolia
Through Australia Awards, Mongolian professionals are supported to undertake full time postgraduate studies at participating Australian universities.
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.
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Standing from left : Bannau Tiiata (KIT Officer in Charge), Tareere Kaitara (Acting Deputy Director for Quality), Rokobati Tearo (Deputy Director for Human Resource), Mikaere Tioro (Deputy Director for Teaching and Learning). Sitting from left: Kantarawa Noa Yeeting (Ministry of Human Resource’s Acting Executive Assistant), Taabeta Amuera Teakai (Honorable Minister for MEHR), Bruce Cowled (Australian High Commissioner).
25 Mar, 2021
10 years of skills training partnership in Kiribati
Since 2011, the Australian Government’s Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade has supported in-demand, quality skills training in Kiribati, in partnership with the Government of Kiribati’ Ministry of Employment and Human Resource, through Kiribati Institute of Technology.
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17 Feb, 2021
Alumnus campaigning for the rights of indigenous peoples in Asia
Australia Awards alumnus and long-term human rights campaigner Shohel Chandra Hajang promotes and protects the rights of indigenous peoples through advocacy, lobbying and campaigning at national, regional and international levels. He is working with indigenous communities so that they can participate in human rights mechanisms and processes to have their concerns heard.
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2 Dec, 2020
Celebrating International Day of People with Disability 2020 copy
Every year on 3 December, we mark International Day of People with Disability by raising awareness and celebrating the achievements and contributions that people with disability bring to our workplace, our programs and communities.