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Be empowered with an Australia Awards Scholarship
Become a leader for development and reach further with an Australia Awards Scholarship.
Experience a world-class education in the land Down Under with an Australia Awards Scholarship.
Make limitless connections with an Australia Awards Scholarship
Make a difference with an Australia Awards Scholarships
Be inspired by stories of positive change led by outstanding Australia-educated Filipinos.
Experience the possibilities with an Australia Awards Scholarship
Australia Awards is the prestigious scholarship offered by the Australian Government to Filipinos who have the potential to contribute to the country’s development and become leaders in their chosen field.
Are you an applicant, awardee, partner organisation or mentor? Check out the link below for useful information on the Australia Awards Scholarships.
Be a part of the Australia Alumni in the Philippines Community
Are you a graduate of an Australian university? Did you complete a training or a short course conducted by an Australian registered training organisation? Don’t miss out on the opportunity to stay connected with your fellow alumni and build and mobilise your professional networks. Visit our alumni page to know more about the activities of the Australia Alumni in the Philippines.
Sign up to get the latest updates on our alumni community.
News and Updates
Forty-two scholars will turn their Australian-acquired knowledge and skills into real world change
42 Australia Awards scholars are now back in the Philippines to make a difference.
Ambassador Marc Innes-Brown welcomed them as they begin applying their Australian-acquired expertise to drive progress in their communities and organisations.
Over 100 alumni gather at the 2025 Australia Alumni Network Summit
Innovation, collaboration and forward-thinking took center stage at this year’s Australia Alumni Network Summit led by the Australia Alumni Communities Philippines.
Over 100 brilliant alumni from across the Philippines came together at this year’s Summit – focused on innovation for impact. From environmental regeneration to tech solutions for the disadvantaged, they shared ideas and committed to building a better future.
Thirty scholars are back to make a difference in the Philippines
Welcome home, Australia Awards scholars!
Australia's Ambassador to the Philippines HK Yu welcomed 30 returning scholars as they begin turning their learnings into action – driving change in their communities and organisations.
Australia Awards alumni come together for coastal cleanup
With Australia Awards, you don’t just earn a world-class education – you join a global network of leaders and changemakers!
Our alumni team came together for a coastal cleanup in the Las Pinas-Parañaque Critical Habitat and Eco Tourism Area. They also had a knowledge-sharing session to inspire future collaborations for the environment.
Make a difference with Australia Awards
Pioneering the first financial technology (FinTech) course in the University of the Philippines
Empowered by his Master of Commerce in Enterprise Systems and Business Design from University of New South Wales, Ramon Carlo Pio Roda designed the first Financial Technology (FinTech) course at the University of the Philippines Diliman’s Virata School of Business. Pio developed the course to prepare Filipino students for the global market and empower them to thrive in the evolving financial landscape. “The financial technology course was designed to equip students with the skills needed to thrive in a highly competitive global job market,” he said.
In 2025, Pio was awarded Young Achiever at the Australia Alumni Excellence Awards for his pioneering initiative. Designing the FinTech course was his re-entry action plan (REAP) for Australia Awards Scholarships.
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My Australia Awards Story
My Australia Awards Story: A Transformative Experience
Alfadzni Haddimah takes pride in representing the Philippines – particularly his hometown, the municipality of Jolo – in the global stage, proving that perseverance and commitment can open doors of opportunity. After finishing his Master of Public Policy and Management at the University of Melbourne with flying colours, he is excited to bridge global perspectives with local realities and make an impact in the lives of the young people in his community.
My Australia Awards Story: Empowered to drive positive change
Rebecca Ruth Simtim considers her Australia Awards journey empowering as it equipped her with world-class education and a network of global connections. After finishing her Master of Data Science from University of Queensland, she is ready to give back and make a difference in her hometown in Mindanao.
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Awardees
Filipino scholars selected for prestigious Aus4ASEAN Women's Leadership Program
Australia Awards is more than a scholarship - it's a launchpad for leadership.
Filipino scholars Joy Bongcac and Dasha Uy were selected for the prestigious Australia for ASEAN Women's Leadership Program where they gained the skills to lead change back home.
We’re proud to see our scholars grow into future-ready leaders for the Philippines and the region.
Alumni
Australia Awards alumni co-create social enterprise with Ayta Magbukun Indigenous community
In Bataan, the Ayta Magbukun community is turning bamboo and honey into tools for sustainable livelihood and cultural pride.
With support from our Australia Alumni Grants Scheme, Australia Awards alumni from UP Los Baños – Dr Jenny Sunga Amparo, Professor Al Calara and Dr Klein Fernandez – teamed up with the community to create a social enterprise – Bankal Ayta Magbukun Biyay Uunlar (BAMBU).
BAMBU is now proudly selling handcrafted bamboo products and honey – blending tradition with opportunity.
Short Course
Spotlight on Australia Awards Short Course on GEDSI and Climate Resilience
Australia Awards short courses help Filipino public servants lead with impact.
A group of government officials recently completed workshops delivered by The University of Queensland on gender equality, disability, social inclusion (GEDSI), and climate resilience, gaining practical skills and global connections to drive change in the public sector.
