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Filipino scholar leads workshop on financial literacy
Australia Awards scholars learn together and grow together.
Khen Enriquez recently led a workshop on financial literacy and scam prevention for fellow scholars – a great example of how this tight-knit community supports and empowers each other.
When they return home, these scholars join the wider Australia Global Alumni network, opening doors to lifelong connections and opportunities.
My Australia Awards Story: Bridging Spaces and Technology through the Australia Awards Scholarship
My Australia Awards Story: Forging lifelong connections
My Australia Awards Story: The Growth of Experiences and Opportunities Through an International Education
My Australia Awards Story: Raising Awareness through International Educational Opportunities
Why choose Australia for postgrad studies?
For Australia Awards scholar Enrico, it's the supportive academic environment:
"From day one, we were mentored by experts genuinely invested in our research and careers. It's a place where academic and personal growth go hand in hand."
As a biologist, Enrico is now using what he learned to help improve agriculture in the Philippines.
My Australia Awards Story: The Filipino Spirit in Australia
Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) medical officer Dr Lucia Ignacio is using the insights she gained from her studies in Australia to make a difference in PCG. She is proud to have represented the Philippines at Bond University where she gained global perspectives on healthcare.
Dr Lucia Amycel Ignacio completed her Master of Healthcare Innovations at Bond University in 2024. She is a medical officer at the Philippine Coast Guard.
My Australia Awards Story: Filipino Scholar and Proud
"I take great pride in being chosen as a scholar for the prestigious Australia Awards Scholarship and representing my organisation – the Philippine Competition Commission."
From establishing a Filipino student organisation in Brisbane to leading cybersecurity initiatives back home, Alvin Bosque is proud to have represented the Philippines and the Philippine Competition Commission in the global stage.
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.
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.
Filipino scholars gathered at the Philippine Consulate General in Sydney
The new batch of Australia Awards scholars recently paid a courtesy visit to Philippine Ambassador to Australia Ma. Hellen B. De La Vega and Consul General Charmaine Rowena C. Aviquivil at the Philippine Consulate General in Sydney.
Through Australia Awards, these Filipino scholars are pursuing postgraduate studies aligned to the priority areas in the Philippines-Australia strategic partnership, enabling them to make a difference in their fields and communities upon their return.
