Australia Awards Cambodia

📝 Improve Your Australia Awards Scholarship application with Ky Mengly! Australia Awards Scholarships are open! But are you struggling with your application questions? Watch Ky Mengly, an Australia Awards graduate in Digital Learning from Charles Darwin University, as he shares hands-on tips for crafting compelling responses. Make your application stand out today! #AustraliaAwardsScholarships #essaytips #studyinaustralia

📝 Improve Your Australia Awards Scholarship application with Ky Mengly! Australia Awards Scholarships are open! But are you struggling with your application questions? Watch Ky Mengly, an Australia Awards graduate in Digital Learning from Charles Darwin University, as he shares hands-on tips for crafting compelling responses. Make your application stand out today! #AustraliaAwardsScholarships #essaytips #studyinaustralia

🌏 Social Norms: Cambodia vs. Australia 🇰🇭🇦🇺 How do social norms shape the roles of men and women? Australia Awards Scholarships alumna, Hun Sinuon, compares social norms in Cambodia and in Australia. This is another sneak peek of our Breaking Glass: Working Women! The full video podcast will be available soon on Australia Awards Cambodia’s Facebook and YouTube. 📢 Watch, share & join the conversation! #breakingglassceilings #workingwomen #IWD2025 #genderequality #socialnorms

👩🎓👶 Bringing Your Kids to Australia as an AAS Scholar? 🇦🇺✨ Net Chenda, a current Australia Awards PhD scholar in Health Sciences Research, shares practical tips on preparing for your child’s education while studying in Australia. From school selection and preparation to helping kids adapt to a new environment, she covers everything parents need to know. 💡 Planning to study in Australia with your children? Don’t miss out on this valuable insight! Tag a friend who might find this helpful! #AustraliaAwardsScholarships #studyinaustralia #bringingkidsalong

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Information Sessions in Siem Reap We’d like to sincerely thank His Excellency Neak Neron, Siem Reap Deputy Provincial Governor, and all attendees at our special Australia Awards Scholarships information presentation for government officials at Siem Reap Provincial Hall and at the Amber Hotel yesterday. We’d also like to thank our 2020 AAS alumna, Ms Som Chanchhorvy, officer, Siem Reap Department of Land Management Urban Planning Construction and Cadastre, and 2019 AAS alumna, Ms Kheang Sokleng, WWF's Multi-Actor Partnership Project Manager, for sharing their experiences in Australia and after their return. We also thank one of our Equity Pathways Program (EPP) students, Mr Toeum Mikado, for sharing his journey with EPP. We’re happy to share our knowledge to encourage government officials and other participants to apply for the scholarships. We hope to see applications from the participants and wish them luck with their educational journeys! #AustraliaAwardsScholarships #intake2026 #publicinfosession

Mekong Australia Partnership (MAP)-funded Awards Do you work in one of the following areas? Are you looking to build your knowledge through master study in Australia? • Water Security • Climate Action • Transnational Crime • Economic Resilience and Subnational Integration • Gender Equality, Disability and Social Inclusion If yes, we have exciting news for you! You can apply for a Mekong Australia Partnership (MAP)-funded Award, in addition to an Australia Awards Scholarship • Up to five (5) MAP-funded awards for Cambodia • Open to Masters by research or Masters by coursework • Benefits are the same as for Australia Awards Scholarships, except MAP-funded awardees can participate in the Mekong-Leaders Network (Cambodia, Thailand, Viet Nam, Lao PDR and Myanmar) • The application process is the same as for Australia Awards Scholarships • Applicants can apply for both an Australia Awards Scholarship and a MAP-funded scholarship; both application forms need to be completed IMPORTANT NOTE: You can only apply for a MAP-funded award if your proposed study or research falls within one of the five (5) MAP key thematic areas detailed above. For further details on the MAP thematic and priority areas of study, please follow this link: https://lnkd.in/gHCMcBjd or contact the Australia Awards Cambodia team at: info@australiaawardscambodia.org

🎬 Breaking Glass Ceilings – Working Women! 💜✨   What does gender mean to you? 🤔 Australia Awards Scholarships alumna Seng Simouy shares her thoughts on why gender matters in our daily lives in this short video.   Stay tuned. The full video podcast will be available soon on Australia Awards Cambodia’s Facebook and YouTube on 8 March as we celebrate International Women's Day. We’ll explore the challenges and successes of working women in Cambodia.   📢 Watch, share & be part of the conversation! #BreakingGlassCeilings #WorkingWomen #IWD2025 #GenderEquality 

Have you got everything ready for your AAS application? - Employment statement (24-month work experience)? - Current IELTS certificate taken after 1 January 2024? - Academic certificate and transcript (for incomplete and complete study)? - CV on our mandatory template? - Proof of citizenship? - Referee reports on our mandatory template (master by research and PhD applicants only)? - Extensive correspondence with supervisor (Master by research and PhD applicants only)? #AustraliaAwardsScholarships #studyinaustralia #keydocuments #intake2026

Information Sessions in Battambang We’d like to express our profound gratitude to His Excellency Peng Sothy, Battambang Deputy Provincial Governor and all attendees at our special Australia Awards Scholarships information presentation for government officials at Battambang Provincial Hall this morning and at Classy Hotel yesterday evening. We’d also like to thank our 2017 AAS alumnus Mr Lim Ymeng, official in charge of the One Windows Service for Battambang and our alumna Ms Kheang Sokleng for sharing their experiences in Australia and after their return. We also thank one of our Equity Pathways Program students Ms Cheat Sokha for sharing her journey with EPP. We’re happy to share our knowledge and expertise to encourage government officials and other participants to apply for the scholarships. We hope to see applications from the participants and wish them luck with their educational journeys! #AustraliaAwardsScholarships #intake2026 #publicinfosession