The Australia Awards Fellowships offer Australian organizations the opportunity to develop leadership skills and build professional networks through short-term fellowships. Fellowships focus on priority development areas and strengthen the relationships between Australia and partner countries.
Only Australian organizations (government institutions, businesses, and NGOs) with an Australian Business Number (ABN) can apply. These organizations must have links with partner organizations in participating countries and provide in-kind or financial contributions to support the Fellowships. Individuals cannot apply.
The program is open to participants from the following regions:
To apply for the Australia Awards Scholarship, candidates must visit the official website to access details about:
Fellowships must align with one of the following development areas:
Applications for Round 20 are open and must be submitted online through Smartygrants.
Don’t miss the opportunity to collaborate, develop leadership, and foster international partnerships through Australia Awards Fellowships!
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