New Colombo Plan news

For 2020 New Colombo Plan Scholar Molly Glendenning, a love for travel and keen interest in global news and current affairs started early.

On World Health Day 2021, New Colombo Plan scholars Shannon Schulz and Soraya McGinley talked to us about their passion for the health and well-being of the peoples of the Indo-Pacific.

Working with students from the City School of Architecture in Sri Lanka topped off their architecture studies in a way University of Queensland students Melissa Jin and Caitlin Masters had never imagined when they began their degrees.

15 to 21 March is Harmony Week. Harmony Week is about inclusiveness, respect and a sense of belonging for everyone. New Colombo Plan’s Savitri Thurairatnam and Qisthy Kodarusman share personal insights and experiences to help us celebrate Australia’s cultural diversity.

To celebrate 2021 International Women’s Day, three New Colombo Plan women Scholars reflect on their experiences of Women in Leadership: Achieving an equal future in a COVID-19 world” and the contribution of women and girls to shaping a more equal future around the world.

The New Colombo Plan program has opened many doors to past scholars and each agrees that the experience was invaluable in bringing about new opportunities to shape their individual futures and for some, in unexpected ways.

Victorian Jade Bujeya combined her passions for science, community service and travel to complete her New Colombo Plan Scholarship.

Four Reasons to Apply for a New Colombo Plan Experience

2019 New Colombo Plan scholar Sarel Steinauer has been fascinated by other countries and their cultures from a young age.

Highlights from the New Colombo Plan Scholars and Fellows for 2021 event.