Southeast Asia

1,846 enrolled award students
767 co-publications with collaborators in the region since 2020
63 agreements with 48 partners
12,443 alumni
117 UoA students participated in a mobility experience
106 staff born in the region

* Data as at December 2023

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Collaboration in action

Adelaide Health Simulation

The ��˴�Ƭ is collaborating with a number of Filipino universities, including the University of Philippines Manila, West Visayas State University and Mindanao State University, on a simulation-based education program funded by the Commission on Higher Education, Philippines.

In 2022, 31 representatives from the three universities attended a��five-day simulation-based workshop��at the ��˴�Ƭ’s world-class simulation facility, Adelaide Health Simulation. This workshop provided an understanding of how simulation-based education could be applied to the higher education sector in the Philippines.

“Adelaide Health Simulation is a great resource that will allow us to train our next generation of health professionals in the Philippines,” said Dr Michael Tee, Vice-Chancellor, University of the Philippines Manila.
Train the Trainer

The ��˴�Ƭ’s School of Economics and Public Policy delivered a three month ‘Train the Trainer’ program to three staff members from the��in Vietnam.

Staff members selected for the program were immersed in the Australian higher education academic and research environment, matched to a mentor from the same (or a similar) academic field, and presented with opportunities to observe and participate in teaching and research at the ��˴�Ƭ. Each participant also enrolled in three courses at the University to gain insights into their chosen academic field.
Improving livelihoods

The ��˴�Ƭ is a partner in a project to��establish a facility��in Vietnam’s Mekong Delta to turn waste biomass from agricultural activities into biochar. The facility and its supply chains are expected to create green jobs, improve livelihoods, and reduce air and water pollution in the region.
Study Tour: Cambodia

Since 2015, the ��˴�Ƭ’s Environment Institute has led a��to study tropical wildlife conservation and sustainable development. A major focus of the tour has also been wildlife crime in the region, in partnership with Wildlife Alliance.
Improving maternal healthcare

A collaborative project between the ��˴�Ƭ and Universitas Airlangga is aiming to��at hospitals and primary care centres in Indonesia.