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Australia Awards alumni are helping build a sustainable future through green initiatives.
"Plastic Roads", the re-entry action plan of Engineer Neilsen Campit, which explored the use of plastic bag wastes as an alternative and sustainable additive in hot asphalt mix, will now be implemented across the Philippines. The Department of Public Works and Highways recently approved the technology for use in other environmental sustainability road projects.
2nd Regional GEDSI Alumni Leadership Summit
Alumni from Southeast Asia and the Pacific are working together to address challenges on GEDSI and climate action. Learn more about the recent GEDSI Leadership Summit, and check out the learning resources and official photos, which are now available in the GEDSI website.
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.
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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.
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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.
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News and Updates
Australia Awards Alumni in Southeast Asia and the Pacific work together to address gender equality, disability and social inclusion (GEDSI) in climate action
Over 140 alumni from across the region gathered in the Philippines for the 2nd Regional GEDSI Alumni Leadership Summit. With the theme “GEDSI-liency: A Collaborative Journey towards Inclusive Climate Action,” the event kicked off with inspiring talks from Australia Awards alumni who are GEDSI champions in their countries followed by learning trips to alumni-led institutions and programs in Manila.
The alumni discussed good practices of inclusive actions and community resilience in different contexts and developed solutions that are relevant for their own communities and countries.
To learn more about the Summit, visit https://www.gedsi.org
Australia alumni in Mindanao discuss ways to rediscover and enhance Davao City’s spaces through placemaking
Australia is supporting Davao City to rediscover and improve the quality of its public spaces and enhance community connection through placemaking.
Placemaking is a widespread practice in Australia that focuses on building and improving the quality of public spaces, connecting communities, and improving the life of the people who use these spaces. Led by Placemaking Davao and fellows who attended the Australia Awards Placemaking Sandbox Fellowship hosted by University of Melbourne, Melbourne School of Design and Place Agency, the event featured knowledge sharing sessions and learning excursions in the city. Daghang salamat to our placemaking fellows, alumni and partners in Davao City who joined the event!
Australia-educated Filipinos strengthen peace and development in Mindanao
Australia Awards alumni gathered in Davao City to discuss how to keep driving positive change at the local level by implementing their Re-Entry Action Plans following studies in Australia.
With over 800 Australia-educated Filipinos in Mindanao, our Alumni are making significant contributions across business, academia, development work and government service.
Filipino scholars back to make a difference
After completing their postgraduate studies at Australia’s top universities, Australia Awards scholars are back to make a difference in the Philippines. Deputy Ambassador Dr Moya Collett officially welcomed the returning scholars to the Philippines and to the Australia Alumni community.
We are excited to hear about their inspiring stories and plans to create a positive impact in their communities and organisations.
Make a difference with Australia Awards
Enriching the knowledge of Filipino architects on green building concepts
Empowered by his Master of Architectural Science in Sustainable Design from the University of Sydney, Ar Roger M Sarmiento introduced green building concepts and sustainable development at the Polytechnic University of the Philippines. He collaborated with fellow Australia Awards alumnus Angelo Tan who leads the green building education program of the International Finance Corporation. Check out this video to learn more about Roger’s re-entry action plan and how he worked with Angelo to inspire the next generation of Filipino architects to support sustainable built environment.
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My Australia Awards Story
Pride in Heritage
“Australia is an excellent destination for postgraduate education because of its cultural diversity and respect for Indigenous Peoples. As a member of an Indigenous community, I value studying in a country that honours my heritage.”
Ivyrose B. Paz is the pride of the Obo MonuvuIndigenous community in Cotabato Province. She is the second member of the community to become a lawyer.
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Awardees
Filipino scholar takes center stage at the Australasian Road Safety Conference
Filipino scholar Ray Macalalag spoke about child seat safety in the Philippines at the prestigious Australasian Road Safety Conference. The event brings together Australasia's leading road safety and injury prevention researchers, practitioners, and policy makers.
Ray's participation in the conference shows how Australia Awards scholars showcase their expertise on the global stage, contributing valuable insights to critical discussions that shape international best practices.
Ray is currently taking his Master of Transport studies at the University of Sydney.
Alumni
Filipino alumni led project to promote disability inclusion
Social inclusion advocates and Australia Awards alumni Dr Rex Bernardo, Naprey Almario, Krissy Bisda, Ma Lourdes Eudela and Giselle Montero banded together to promote their shared advocacy on disability inclusion.
With support from the Australia Alumni Grants Scheme, they led the project “Equalizing Our Universal Access, Taking Down the Barriers.” This project trained educators and employers to design inclusive and accessible digital spaces and content.
Short Course
Australia Awards Short Course on Digital Transformation Strategy Development and Implementation
Senior Philippine Government officials are taking specialised Australia Awards short courses delivered by University of Adelaide to boost their skills and capacity in implementing digital transformation in Philippine government agencies. As part of the course, they recently travelled to Australia for a study visit to discuss best practices and exchange ideas on digitalisation of government services with their counterparts from Australian state and federal agencies.
