Tag - Scholarships and the aid program

Quiet university campuses have become the norm under COVID-19 restrictions (Credit: Karen McNamara)

Scholarship students and COVID-19

by Karen McNamara, Olivia Dun, Carol Farbotko, Celia McMichael, Fanny Thornton

June 26, 2020

Study in Australia or teach in the Pacific?

by Satish Chand, Ryan Edwards

February 27, 2020

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

by Rose Amazan

May 12, 2016

Scholarships and women’s leadership: power, privilege and measurement

by Ashlee Betteridge

April 19, 2016

Australian Clinical Midwifery Facilitator Florence West teaches at Pacific Adventist University in PNG (image: Flickr/DFAT/Ness Kerton)

Scale, value and innovation: a new model of health workforce training

by Joel Negin

July 30, 2015

With MEPI support, Makerere University medical students learn to leverage technology to improve care and research (image: Richard Lord for Fogarty/NIH)

A new model of health workforce training

by Joel Negin

July 29, 2015

Scholarships and the aid program (part three): future directions for a scholarship program with impact

by Joel Negin

August 20, 2014

Scholarships and the aid program (part two): emerging results of research into scholarships in three African countries

by Joel Negin

August 18, 2014

Scholarships and the aid program (part one): waste of money or effective aid?

by Joel Negin

August 15, 2014