Australia-Korea Foundation 2019 grant recipients

This Australia-Korea Foundation Grant will assist the University of South Australia’s (UniSA) sustained success in increasing and promoting Australia-Korea relations.

The project links Australian and Korean academics/practitioners in aid for Pacific Islands.

This partnership will explore innovative multimedia curriculum resources that promote and celebrate Korea-Australia relations and cultures in schools.

Sending two Australian local government professionals to Korea to spend time with a Korean counterpart in local government.

Artspace will present a new exhibition of works from leading Korean and Australian artists for the Pavilion Project 2020.

Researchers in Korea want to expand their capability in biological control and invasive species management.

A celebration of cultural milestones for both the Gallery as it marks its 150th anniversary and for Australian-Korean diplomatic relations.

Bioengineering is a multidisciplinary field and calls upon a board talent pool both domestically and internationally to solve many health issues.

We will hold exhibitions of photographs and records of Australian missionaries left by the Mackenzie family in the 1900s as well as related events and seminars in the two countries for three years.

Connect2Abilities has inclusion and involvement of people with disabilities at its heart.

This project is a technical workshop with site investigations on biogas cleaning and upgrading technologies in Korea.

AKYPA’s project is a 2-night/3-day dialogue delivering a program of masterclasses from industry experts, networking, and a shark-tank style pitching competition for young professionals across Australia.

The Australia-Korea Partnership on Mobile Robot Development in Public Space aims to establish a long-term collaboration among Australian and Korean experts in innovation and technology.

The main purpose of the project is to build up seamless cultural, social exchange programs to attain mutual understanding through children’s literature.

The Airport Economist is a magazine style TV guide to doing business internationally. In 2020 we will be visiting Asian markets including South Korea.