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Rose Amazan

Australia Awards recipients Mr Hair Le Tran, Ms Thi Phuong Dung Ho, Mr Hieu Bui and Mrs Tho Tran from Vietnam (Flickr/DFAT CC BY 2.0)

Structural barriers limit impact of scholarships

May 12, 2016

Rose Amazan

Rose Amazan is a lecturer in Contextual Studies at the University of New England’s School of Education.

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