The Australia Awards Scholarships are more than a qualification, they are a life-changing experience (Photo courtesy of Victoria University).
Australia Awards Scholars participate in a Pre-Departure Briefing before embarking on their study in Australia.
The Australia Awards offer a world-class education in a friendly and safe multicultural society, with the opportunity to make links with Australia’s public, private, academic and NGO networks (Photo courtesy of The University of Adelaide).
Three aspiring women at Sydney Harbour Bridge during the Organisational Leadership and Management Practices for Disabled People’s Organisations Short Term Award.
The Australia Awards are prestigious international scholarships that provide you with high-quality educational experiences at world-class universities (Photo courtesy of Bond University).
Australian Ambassador to Indonesia, HE Gary Quinlan AO, presents the 2019 Alumni Award winners at the Alumni Gala Dinner to recognise Australian alumni significant contribution in their fields.
The Australia Awards offer a world-class education in a friendly and safe multicultural society, with the opportunity to make links with Australia’s public, private, academic and NGO networks (Photo courtesy of The University of New South Wales).
The Alumni Grant Scheme recipients prepare their workplans at an orientation workshop in Jakarta before they kick-off their projects to make meaningful impact.
The Australia Awards are prestigious international scholarships that provide you with high-quality educational experiences at world-class universities (Photo courtesy of Flinders University).
Tourism practitioners and policy makers from Eastern Indonesia participate in Sustainable Tourism for Regional Growth short course to improve linkages between tourism stakeholders and enhance business planning process.
The Australia Awards offer a world-class education in a friendly and safe multicultural society, with the opportunity to make links with Australia’s public, private, academic and NGO networks (Photo courtesy of Griffith University).
The Australia Awards provide a level playing field for applicants and recipients with a disability to participate.
The Australia Awards Scholarships are more than a qualification, they are a life-changing experience (Photo courtesy of The Australian National University).
An outstanding group of scholars participate in the Organisational Leadership and Management Practices for Disabled People’s Organisations Short Term Award in Sydney.
Live and study together in a safe, accessible and multicultural society (Photo courtesy of La Trobe University).
Australian alumna and fashion designer Novita Yunus showcases Indonesian and Australian flora in her striking new Batik Chic Bush collection at the Jakarta Fashion Week 2018.
The Australia Awards are prestigious international scholarships that provide you with high-quality educational experiences at world-class universities (Photo courtesy of The University of Western Australia).
Over 500 Australian alumni are entertained by the talents of an Australian eclectic singer, Indonesia’s famous bands and a special stand-up comedy at the Gig on the Green 2019 in Jakarta.

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