THE MAY 18 MEMORIAL FOUNDATION INTERNATIONAL INTERNSHIP PROGRAM

The May 18 Memorial Foundation was founded by Gwangju citizens, sympathetic overseas Koreans, and from individuals who sacrificed and got indemnification from the government. It was created on August 30, 1994 by people who believe it's important to keep the ideas and memories of the 1980 May 18 Gwangju Democratic Uprising alive and remembered.


The International Internship Program is a program of the Foundation created in 2005 to contribute in the development of democracy and human rights throughout Asia. It is also an opportunity for interns to learn and experience the history and process of the development of human rights and democracy in South Korea. Specifically the purpose and aim of the program are the following: 1) To improve international solidarity and networking and 2) To promote Gwangju as Asia's Hub for Human Rights Movement.


The Foundation is looking for two interns who will serve for 10 months from March-December 2009. Applicants female or male should not be more than 30 years of age, with a minimum of 3 years NGO or social development work experience on the issues of human rights, democracy and peace. Must be proficient in English and working knowledge of Korean is an advantage. Must be computer literate (email/internet, blog/web page, lay-out/design, etc).


Living allowance will be provided to successful interns. Housing will be provided but utilities (telephone/internet, electricity, and gas) will be paid for by interns. The Foundation will pay for the round trip airfare of interns.


Please download the attached application form if you are interested to apply and send application to this email address:


518interns@gmail.com


Deadline of application is on 28 November 2008. Short listed applicants will be emailed for an online/webcam interview through Skype or Yahoo messenger.

Alternate site to download form :

http://tinyurl.com/5h4xap

http://518.org/eng/html/main.html?act=dtl&TM18MF=05010000&idx=299&page=1&key=&keyword=

Japanese Grant Aid for Human Resource Development Scholarship (JDS)

The JDS Program is to provide nationalities of Bangladesh, Cambodia, China, Indonesia, Kyrgyz Republic, Laos, Mongolia, Myanmar, Philippines, Uzbekistan, and Vietnam with opportunities for academic research at Japanese higher educational institutions under the Grant Aid assistance by Government of Japan. From last year, the recruitment for Kyrgyz Republic is newly started. (The new recruitment for Indonesia was terminated at the year of 2005.)
The objective of this program is to support the respective Government in its efforts to facilitate its own plans for human resource development mainly for capacity building and institutional building, and thereby extend and enhance the bilateral relationship with Japan.

The JDS Program targets young government officers for public sector, researchers, business people and others with the potential to play leadership roles in their specialties after return to each country as well as to become leaders in their homeland in the 21st century.

This Program is implemented by the related Ministry of the respective countries, Government of Japan and JICA (Japan International Cooperation Agency). These JDS fellows have been sent to Japanese higher educational institutions to study the following subjects, depending on the targeted countries:

-Law
-Public policy/Administration
-Economics
-Business Administration
-International Relations
-Agriculture/Rural Development,Agricultural Policy
-Information and Communication Technology (ICT)
-Educational Administration
-Health Administration
-Engineering
-Infrastructure Management
-Industrial Development
-Environmental Policy

For those who are interested in applying for this JDS Program, please see the detailed information in each country. It should be noted that NO APPLICANTS OTHER THAN THE SAID COUNTRIES ARE QUALIFIED TO APPLY FOR THE JDS PROGRAM.

You can also visit their website at http://sv2.jice.org/jds/

World Creative Youth Forum (WCYF) 2009

Join and be part of the World Creative Youth Forum (WCYF) 2009 on Education for Sustainable Development. Let us together work on ways to creatively address Climate Change, Sustainable Lifestyle, Peace and Human Rights, Entrepreneuship and Education and Technology.

WCYF 2009 is Education for Sustainable Development with the following sub themes:

1. Peace and Human Rights – in depth discussion and skills sharing on effective approaches towards peace and human rights education, as well as assessment of current situations.
2. Climate Change - promote awareness and instill action towards supporting ways to lessen the effects and causes of climate change.
3. Sustainable Lifestyle - promote how important is individual action in sustainable development and how our actions affects others and the world.
4. Entrepreneurship - creating jobs by utilizing one's own capabilities and potential
5. Education and Technology - integrating Technology in teaching as powerful tool in creating learning bridges
6. Advocacy for Sustainable Development - building skills and knowledge on how to effectively influence and/or enforce policies to reflect genuine sustainable development."

For more details visit http://worldcreativeyouthforum.net/

DEMOCRACY Your Voice. Your Video.

Create a video short that completes the phrase “Democracy is…”
The Prize

* An all-expense-paid trip to Washington, D.C., New York and Hollywood.
* Gala screenings of the winning videos in Hollywood, New York and Washington
* Exposure to filmmakers and the U.S. film and television industry.
* Meetings with democracy advocates from government, media and civil society.

The Timeline

* SUBMISSION DEADLINE - JANUARY 31, 2009
* Challenge semifinalists will be selected February – March 2009.
* An independent jury will narrow down the semifinalists to 21 finalists April 1 – May 15 2009.
* The general public will vote online for the winning videos May 15 – June 15, 2009.
* Seven winners – one each from the Western Hemisphere, Europe, Middle East/North Africa, Sub-Saharan Africa, South & Central Asia, East Asia/Pacific and one anonymous winner – will be announced in mid-June 2009.
* In October 2009, the six publicly identified winners, one from each of the six geographic regions, will travel to the United States to claim their prize.

The Details

* You must be 18 or older to enter.
* Videos can be any style: fiction or documentary, animated or live action.
* Videos must be no longer than three minutes.
* Videos must be in English or have English subtitles.
* Contestants may enter anonymously, but anonymous winners cannot collect the grand prize.
* See contest site for a complete list of rules, www.videochallenge.america.gov.

WHAT WOULD YOU DO WITH $30,000?

LAUNCH YOUR IDEA WITH THE MELTWATER SCHOLARSHIP

Meltwater seeks applications from students who have a creative and innovative idea.

Students who want to be considered for the scholarship prize have to submit a two-minute video in which the student gives an "elevator pitch" answering the question, "What would you do with £15,000?" The idea must be business relevant and professionally presented. The winner will receive £15,000 to help make their idea a reality.

"Meltwater believes that with the right support and encouragement, people can accomplish extraordinary things," says Meltwater's CEO, Jorn Lyseggen, "Our scholarship is specifically designed to support a bright idea from a student with a lot of potential for success."

Feed your curiosity at www.meltwater. com/scholarship

Terms and Conditions:
* The scope for the idea is open, there are no specific categories.
* The competition is open to all current students and graduates of the class of 2008.
* Entries can be made by an individual or team.
* The international finals will be held in Amsterdam, Netherlands on the 21st November 2008.
* There is no charge for entering the competition and Meltwater will cover all associated expenses if you reach the final.

Key Dates:
* Early application deadline 27th October 2008
* Final application deadline 7th November 2008
* Final 21st November 2008 in Amsterdam

Apply at www.meltwater. com/scholarship

JAPAN-EAST ASIA NETWORK OF EXCHANGE FOR STUDENTS AND YOUTHS (JENESYS) PROGRAMME

First batch is from May 12 to 21, 2009
Second batch is from May 19 to 28, 2009

The National Youth Commission, in conjunction with the Japan Information and Culture Center (JICC) of the Embassy of Japan and the Japan International Cooperation Center (JICE), is inviting applicants for Student Ambassadors and Supervisors to the “10-day Visit to Japan Programme” as part of the Japan-East Asia Network of Exchange for Students and Youths (JENESYS) Programme.

The JENESYS Programme, funded by the Japanese Government and in partnership with the ASEAN Secretariat, is to deepen understanding of the different facets of the Japanese society including politics, diplomacy, economics and culture and to form the basis of future vision and construct firm solidarity among Asian countries which will promote mutual understanding of the future generation of ASEAN and East Asia Summit member countries.

Qualifications of Student Ambassadors:

• Filipino, single, must be between 16 to 18 years old, on or before April 1, 2009
• Of good moral character
• Must be currently enrolled in a college or university with a Graded Weight Average (GWA) of 2.25 or 85% equivalent, with no failing marks in the preceding semester
• Physically and mentally fit to travel
• Must be a first time traveler to Japan and or must not have been a grantee or recipient of any NYC funded international travel or Japanese Government grant
• Must be knowledgeable of the history, geography, culture and arts, and the current issues on the Philippines , and fairly knowledgeable in those of Japan and other East Asian countries
• Must be an officer or an active member of a youth organization for at least one (1) year immediately preceding the date of application
• Must be willing to be an active NYC and JICC volunteer after the program to continue to promote the learnings about Japan and the Japanese culture gained from the JENESYS Programme
• Area representation would be based on the place of the school, college, or university enrolled in

Application requirements for Student Ambassadors

• Two (2) copies of the Application Form with passport-sized pictures with white background attached to each form (all original, no scanned pictures)
• Two (2) copies of JENESYS Entry Form
• Two (2) photocopies of birth certificate (from the National Statistics Office-NSO)
• An essay which states the applicant's a) reasons for applying; b) expectations of the programme; c) if chosen, the preparations the applicant will undertake prior to departure (Maximum of 100 words per question)
• Two (2) copies of resume, not more than three (3) pages
• Two (2) copies of Certificate of Good Moral Character, issued by the school, college or university (1 original and 1 photocopy)
• Two (2) copies of certified true copy of grades
• Two (2) copies of Police or NBI clearance
• Completed NYC Volunteers' application form

Qualifications for Supervisors

• Filipino, must be between 30 to 50 years old, as of April 1, 2009
• Must be of good moral character
• Physically and mentally fit to travel
• Experienced in handling, managing or supervising groups
• Knowledgeable in ASEAN, Japan and other international concerns
• Preferably speaks the Japanese language

Application requirements for Supervisors

• Two (2) copies of NYC application forms, with white background passport sized picture attached to each form (all original, no scanned picture)
• Two (2) copies of JENESYS Entry Form
• Two (2) photocopies of birth certificate (from the National Statistics Office-NSO)
• Two (2) copies of resume, not more than three (3) pages
• Two (2) copies of certification from his/her Division Chief and the Executive Director of a VS rating for two (2) consecutive rating periods prior to travel and permitting him/her to participate to the JENESYS Programme
• Two (2) copies of a certification from the Chief of the Administration and Finance Division that he/she has no pending unliquidated cash advances
• Two (2) copies of valid Police or NBI clearance (1 original and 1 photocopy)

Submission of application forms

Applicants may submit to Ms Marielou A. Chua of the JENESYS Programme Secretariat of the National Youth Commission, 4 th floor, Bookman Building , 373 Quezon Ave. , Quezon City . Deadline for submission of application forms and documentary requirements is not later than 5:00 o' clock in the afternoon of December 5, 2008.

For submission through mail, the Secretariat should receive the application forms and requirements post marked before December 5, 2008, including those submitted to the Area Offices.

Application forms with incomplete requirements shall automatically be disqualified.

All transportation expenses will be paid for by the organizer, subject to submission of official receipts.

Download
Application form (supervisor)
Application form (Student)
Entry form
Volunteer's form

For more details visit www.youth.net.ph

Young Mindanawans Speak Up

October 30-31, 2008
Davao City, Philippines

Dear Friends in Peace,

Hi there! The Kids for Peace Foundation is organizing a youth intercultural dialogue entitled Young Mindanawans Speak Up on October 30-31, 2008 in Davao City. Seventy young Mindanawan leaders and peace advocates representing the six political regions of Mindanao are expected to participate. The two-day gathering intends to provide a venue for young Mindanawans to have their voices for peace heard.
We can all look forward to the event which will feature exciting speakers, presenters and interesting participants and bring in loads of fun, games and creative peace expressions/concepts. The event shall have three components: Dialogue, cultural night celebration and exhibit

Who can join the Young Mindanawans Speak Up?
We are inviting organizations implementing youth programs and peace projects or working with young people to recommend young leaders to join the event. You may refer to the following criteria in choosing your young leader/s:
• has demonstrated leadership qualities in their activities in schools, communities or organizations;
• can articulate her/his ideas;
• has the capacity and is willing to share the results of the dialogue to his/her endorsing organization and initiate peace activities to carry forward the youth peace visions which shall be agreed upon at the event;
• is committed and has a strong sense of volunteerism
• is between 16-25 years old.

How to join the Young Mindanawans Speak Up?
We have attached a checklist of requirements to be accomplished by the interested applicants: prescribed application form, a personal essay and a recommendation letter from the endorsing organization. Once accomplished, please send it back to us on the contact information indicated in the checklist. Deadline of all the accomplished forms is on or before October 20, 2008. Screening of applicants will begin as soon as the applications start coming in. Please note that we have limited slots per region and so we encourage early submission. Confirmation letters shall be sent to short-listed participants only.

For more details contact the Kids for Peace Foundation Inc, 13 Gonzalo Javier St, 9600 Cotabato City or email to kidsforpeace_ph@yahoo.com or fax at 064-4215958

RP-KOREA YOUTH EXCHANGE

Oct. 28 to Nov. 5, 2008
South Korea

The National Youth Commission will be sending ten (10) youth delegates to South Korea for an RP-Korea Youth Exchange on Oct. 28 to Nov. 5, 2008.

Qualifications requirements:

• Filipino citizen
• Must be 18 to 35 years old
• Must be knowledgeable or interested in international relations, particularly Korean culture and history
• Must have a valid passport which will not expire six (6) months after the program
• Previous recipients of any NYC international program except those from Oct. 2007-Oct. 2008

Expenses:

The applicant shall shoulder the roundtrip airfare , visa cost, and airport tax while the organizer will take charge of the food and accommodation.

The deadline for submission of curriculum vitae (not more than 3 pages) with passport sized pictures is Oct. 9, 2008.

Email your curriculum vitae (not more than 3 pages) with passport-sized pictures to lutchieachua@yahoo.com on or before Oct. 9, 2008.

11 th Asia-Europe Young Leaders' Symposium

First Asia-Europe Young Urban Leaders' Dialogue
Nov. 10-18, 2008
Madrid , Spain

The Asia-Europe Foundation and Madrid Global International Strategy and Action Office of Madrid's city Council are inviting organizations to send a representative to participate in the First Asia-Europe Young Urban Leaders' Dialogue which will be conducted in Madrid , Spain on November 10 to 16, 2008.

Objectives :

• To forge solid and long-lasting relationships through exchanges and experiences, from the creation of personal and institutional lines and connections that involve new generation's interest in sharing the social reality that surround cities

• To create network of contacts among emerging young leaders, professionals from the main urban settlements on both continents

Participants :

• Between 24 and 30 years old
• ASEM national
• Excel in the fields of public administration, the corporate world, the academe, arts, political arena and media
• Decisive in their respective areas of action
• Have the capacity to share their experiences
• Able to work in English
• Willing to attend 100% of the meeting

Expenses :

The organizers will be responsible for covering all local costs, including accommodation, meals and local transportation. They may also help partially defray the international travel costs of participants who need assistance by providing a travel subsidy. In this sense, the maximum amount reimbursed cannot exceed 50% of the total travel costs (maximum amount for residents in Asia is EUR 500).

Application requirements :

• Participant Application form
• Updated detailed curriculum vitae (not more than 3 pages)
• A recent photo (jpg or bmp format)

Submit the requirements to lutchieachua@yahoo.com on or before September 8, 2008.

Download Application form

2008 Asian Youth Workers Training Program

Sept. 17 to Oct. 17, 2008
South Korea

The National Youth Center of Korea is inviting at least two (2) nominees to the 2008 Asian Youth Workers' Training Program to be conducted on September 17 to October 17, 2008 in Korea .

Objectives

To build up practical partnership with sustainable relationship
Promotion to youth worker's ability to improve the value of youth activity
Understanding Korean youth policy, activity and culture

Expenses

Roundtrip airfare expenses will be paid for by the participant or its organization; accommodation and food will be borne by the organizer although meals will not be provided by the organizer on Saturday and Sunday.

Personal expenses, visa cost and other travel cost will be shouldered by the participant.

Submission of application form

Deadline for submission of application form through lutchieachua@yahoo.com is August 7, 2008.

Download application form

International Youth Day

“Youth and Climate change: Time for Action”
August 16, 2008
1000hrs to 1700hrs
WAY Headquarters, Ayer Keroh
Melaka , Malaysia

The World Assembly of Youth is inviting participants in the celebration of the International Youth Day. The International Youth Day is an annual opportunity that recognizes the youth celebrates their achievements and pushes for their participation in all areas of society.

The theme for this year is “Youth and Climate change: Time for Action” in recognition of the fact that climate change has devastated communities and deepened the effects of poverty and hunger worldwide.

Participants must bear their own travel expenses to Malaysia .

Email application form to office@way.org.my . For details visit www.way.org.my.

Download Application form

TRAINING FOR YOUNG VOLUNTEERS

“Learning the Unimaginable” – Volunteering as a tool for Mutual Understanding
Oct. 9 to 15, 2008
Ha Long, Vietnam

Asia-Europe Foundation and Volunteers for Peace Vietnam are inviting participants to a Training for Young Volunteers which will be conducted on October 9 to 15, 2008 in Ha Long, Vietnam .

Objectives of the training

• To highlight the need for mutual understanding between Europe and Asia with specific reference to volunteer projects
• To train participants, empowering them with new skills and an over-all innovative approach to better understand and deal with cultural diversity in the framework of the Asia-Europe voluntary projects
• To the cooperation between Asia and Europe in the field of youth policies and voluntary projects, by motivating participants to further participate in, and organize similar activities
• To conceptualize the new tools used in the training in order to set the basis for the creation of a kit (to be worked on as a possible follow-up project) that could be used in future trainings and activities involving volunteers both from Asia and Europe
• To create a calendar for training projects and fill it up with concrete ideas and proposals
• To propose the idea of a specific pool of trainers dealing professionally with the Asia-Europe youth activities

Qualifications of participants

• Youth workers or volunteers, aged between 18 to 30, nationals from any of the ASEM countries
• Active in a youth organization and willing to remain, as volunteers or staff, for at least one year
• Experienced in international projects
• Willing to participate in organizing similar activities (or manage international projects) in the future; it is important that participants are able to transfer this experience also to their organizations
• Fluent in English
• Willing to attend 100% of the training

Expenses

The organizers will be responsible for covering all local costs, including accommodation, meals and local transportation. They will also be in charge of covering 50% of the international transport costs (up to 250 EUR for Asian participants and up to 500 EUR for European participants). All participants should have their own travel/health insurance; the organizers are not in the position to cover insurance costs.

Submission of requirements

Submit the application form along with an updated detailed curriculum vitae or resume and a recent photo (jpg or bmp format) to bogdan.imre@asef.org on or before August 25, 2008.

Download application form

World Urban Forum 4 & World Urban Youth Forum

World Urban Youth Forum
1-2 November Nanjing, China

World Urban Forum 4
3-6 November Nanjing, China

In keeping with past World Urban Forums, the World Urban Youth Forum will be held on the eve of the Nanjing conference so that youth leaders from around the world can meet to exchange views on sustainable urbanization. Their recommendations will be officially presented to delegates at WUF4. Proposed events events for the Youth Forum include:

• World Urban Youth Forum, 1 to 2 November
• Youth Roundtable
• Networking events
  • Global Network of Young Councilors (UCLG, YOUCAN, UN-HABITAT)
  • Urban Expressions (PopAkademy, Messengers of Truths, UN-HABITAT)
  • Urban Youth and Sports (UN-HABITAT)
• Youth Main-Stage (Global Hip-Hop Summit during WUF 4)
• Youth Exhibition (within the Main exhibition)
• Launch of Opportunities Youth Fund (Special Event)
• Launch of the Youth Advisory Council
• WUF 4 Youth Training Events

The World Urban Youth Forum concept note gives more information.

For more details visit: http://www.unhabitat.org/categories.asp?catid=535

I Am a Changemaker

What is the project?

I Am a Changemaker is a project grant competition for school and community-based youth organisations on how development issues and concerns on education, the environment, and/ or intercultural diversity* can be addressed through youth leadership and social entrepreneurship.

There will be three (3) winners nationwide (representing Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao) who will receive up to PhP 100,000 each for the implementation of their projects within a 6-month period.

*British Council defines diversity in terms of our work in promoting positive social change through building trust, increasing understanding, reforming cultural stereotypes/perception, and countering misinformation and prejudice through intercultural dialogue.

What are the objectives of the competition?

• To encourage the participation of young people in addressing issues and concerns regarding education, environment, and intercultural diversity as proactive citizens and development partners;
• To strengthen the delivery mechanisms of youth-led development projects by providing a 3-day project management workshop and by periodic mentoring
• To create a sustainable community of young people who can share their experience of implementing community-based projects through entrepreneurship;
• To establish a functional network of youth organisations who will complement the work British Council Philippines on its development initiatives

How will the competition work?

1. Five (5) entries each from Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao will be selected through preliminary judging
2. The selected entries will be uploaded on the British Council website for on-line voting
3. The top three (3) project proponents from each geographical group will be selected based on points gained from the on-line voting and scores from the preliminary judging
4. The selected entries will advance to the panel presentation
5. One (1) winner each from Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao will be selected and will receive up to PhP 100,000 for the implementation of their projects within a 6-month period.
   

What are the dates to remember?

31 August Deadline for submission

1–2 September Preliminary Judging by
British Council

3-12 September On-line voting

23 September Panel presentation

25-27 September Project Management
Training

For more information visit British Council Philippines: http://www.britishcouncil.org/philippines.htm

ASEAN+3 Youth Festival

Objectives

The AYF hopes to achieve the following:

(a) Provide a platform for youth leaders to come together and interact with one another, so as to enable the delegates to gain a deeper understanding of each other’s countries and the East Asia region as a whole, as well as to develop a greater appreciation with regards to the diversity and different cultures in East Asia;

(b) Inspire and motivate the delegates to step out and do their bit for the region by delivering the various proposals on different key issues they are required to draft and formulate through discussions during the Youth Forum event;

(c) Enable delegates to forge and cultivate long-lasting friendships and bonds which will pave the way for greater and more co-operations and collaborations in many fields in future; and

(d) Showcase the vibrancy as well as the role of youths in today’s society and spread the message that youths can play a part and have the potential in making a difference to society.

Theme

The theme of the AYF is ExpressO, which means “Expressing Ourselves”.

It is hoped that this theme will be able to encourage and urge youths to “express themselves” throughout the week long festival and throughout their lives. Apart from that, ExpressO, similar to the type of coffee, Espresso, also represents the energy of a revitalizing wake-up call, a call on youths to step out and make a difference to their community and society, through coordinated and concrete action plans.

Target Audience

The AYF aims to engage about 150 youth leaders between the ages of 18 and 25 from the ASEAN+3 countries, with 10 youth representatives from each foreign country and 30 youth representatives from Singapore. Youth Organisations (YOs) from Singapore will be invited to nominate youth leaders for an interview, following which successful applicants will form the 30-strong Singapore delegation.

Singapore youths will also have the chance to partake in the AYF either as Liaison Officers (LOs) who will be tasked to take care of the delegates or as volunteers to assist in the planning and running of activities and programmes.

For Philippine Youth who wants to apply for the AYF please visit www.youth.net.ph

PITIK SA CHARITY, PCSO NATIONAL PHOTO COMPETITION

A. Theme:
Isang Pitik sa Charity

B. Objectives:
Gather photos from professional and amateur photographers that show the acts of KINDNESS DONE BY PEOPLE FROM ALLWALKS OF LIFE.
Promote the institutional brand message “SPREAD THE CHARITY VIRUS”.

C. Subject
All entries must cover acts of charity or kindness of Filipinos in different settings or circumstances shown in different walks of life.
SNAPSHOTS OF PEOPLE IN THE ACT OF KINDNESS OR CHARITY.

D. Rules of the Contest
1. The photo contest is open to all professional and amateur photographers.
2. Photo paper to be used in the printing is not specified.
3. Entry size 11” x 14” with or without borders. Borders should not exceed 1” all around. There is no limit as to the number of entries. All entries must be accompanied by the corresponding E-copy of raw files of the photos.
4. Low resolution images will be disqualified. Raw file photo entries of professional and amateur photographers shall have a minimum of 5 mega pixels @ 300 dpi.
5. The following information should be printed on the entry form which can be downloaded from PIA and PCSO websites. Each Photo must be accompanied by an entry form -- one photo, one entry form.
• Photographers name, address and contact numbers
• Title of entry
• Category (Professional or Amateur)
• Caption or brief description or background of the picture (i.e. where and when the picture was taken (barangay, city, municipality and province)
• Circumstances surrounding the taking of the pictures and other vital information.
6. Without additional compensation to photographers, photos may be published for promotional purposes only by the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office. All photos
submitted as entries to the photo contest shall be owned by PCSO.
7. Entries can be color and/or black & white. Photos which are digitally altered are not allowed.
8. Top one hundred (100) photos may be reproduced or reprinted into bigger sizes for
exhibits without additional compensation to owners. Credits shall be given to the
photographers on all photos exhibited or published. PCSO shall retain the copyright of the photos.
9. Photos which have won national or international competitions are disqualified.
10. Entries that do not conform to the above requirements will automatically be disqualified from the contest.
11. All PCSO and PIA employees are disqualified to join the contest.
12. Deadline for submission of entries will be on August 1, 2008 at 5:00 p.m.
13. Entries may be submitted to any of the following offices:

Philippine Information Agency
Inter-Agency Projects Division
Visayas Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City
Tel. Nos. 920-39-24 or 920-43-48

Or log on to www.pia.gov.ph
Or PIA Regional Offices

Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office
Public Relations Department
Rodriguez Avenue, Quezon City
Or log on to Pitik Sa Charity Webpage

15. Prizes for Professional and Amateur
categories:

1st prize P 100,000.00
2nd prize P 50,000.00
3rd prize P 30,000.00
12 consolation prizes P 5,000.00 each

The Nippon Foundation Fellowships for Asian Public Intellectuals

1. Application Form
(Click your native country or country of residence below to download the application form.)

- Applicants from Indonesia, Malaysia, and the Philippines
- Applicants from Japan
- Applicants from Thailand


2. A Cover Letter
With brief introduction of yourself and why you are applying for the API Fellowships Program.

3. A Curriculum Vitae
With details of your education, professional career, publications, and achievements. (Not more than three pages.)

4. Two Reference Letters
If these are not in English, you must provide an English translation. These letters should be addressed to the API Fellowships Program, and be written within three months before the deadline for submission.

5. Project Proposal
Please include the following points (in less than five pages):

1. What is your project in more detail?
2. Why do you want to do it?
3. Why are you the right person to do this project? (mention relevant previous experience.)
4. How are you going to do it? (methodology)
5. What will be the outputs (research paper, video, performance, etc.) and how will you disseminate them?
6. How does the project contribute to the goal of API?
7. What are your past achievements and future plans as a public intellectual? (organization, advocacy, publication, etc.) How does the Fellowship help you?

Please submit the all above documents in one envelope addressed to the Partner Institution in your country.

JICA Training Program for Young Leaders

JICA Training Program for Young Leaders in ICT
13-30 October 2008
Deadline for submission of Application: 31 July 2008

Under the program, groups of young leaders, who will eventually become nation-builders in the future, are invited to enhance their specialties by experiencing and learning technologies and skills in Japan for a period of 18 days.

The program is an enhancement of the Youth Invitation Program (formerly the ASEAN-Japan Friendship Programme for the 21st Century), which began in 1984 for six ASEAN countries, and which has since expanded to cover approximately 120 countries. For more than 20 years, the program has served as a significant venue for cultural exchange and for the promotion of friendship

Eligible applicants should be Filipino citizens, twenty (20) to thirty five (35) years of age, directly engaged in the related category/field applied for (information and communication technology), physically and mentally fit, from the non-military sector, should not have, in principle, stayed or visited Japan, holder of a valid passport (valid at least until June 2009), preferably holder of a permanent position and has completed at least two years of service as permanent, and no pending application for scholarship under another study program.

Travel expenses, accommodation and allowances will be provided to successful applicants.

Requirements to be submitted by the Applicants include an Application Form (Part A: Information About the Applying Organization and Part B: Information About the Nominee), Curriculum vitae, Recommendation from an individual who is in a responsible position to assess applicant’s performance at work and to certify his/her proper qualifications in participating in the programme, Two (2) passport-sized (1.3 x 1.77”) pictures with a plain, royal blue background, A one-page paper entitled “What I Expect from the Programme and How My Participation Will Enrich the Programme” on a separate sheet with the applicant’s signature, Original Certificate of Employment (with a Service Record) on the company letterhead, Recent medical certificate from either a family company physician issued not older than 3 months ago (March 2008) on the letterhead paper of the physician’s clinic/hospital and with the signature and license number of said physician. [Attach results of the following; (a) blood type; and (b) pregnancy test (for married women only). Note: Pregnancy is regarded as a disqualifying condition.]

Certified true copy of birth certificate, Photocopy of valid passport’s first four pages, last page and pages with visa/s, Certified true copy of undergraduate and postgraduate (if applicable) transcript in schools/universities, Certificates of attendance in seminars, trainings and membership in organizations if applicable, Recently issued certification not older than 3 months ago (March 2008) that the nominee has no pending administrative or criminal case, Certification of No Pending Nomination to other local foreign scholarship/s and no pending service obligation/s from previous trainings attended, Original NBI clearance.

False information made by the applicant in his/her application will automatically disqualify him/her from the Program.

Submit the accomplished form and other requirements not later than 12 weeks before the date of departure to:
Ms. Kathleen Fesalbon Office of Asian and Pacific Affairs (ASPAC) Department of Foreign Affairs 8/F DFA Bldg., 2330 Roxas Boulevard, PasayCity 1300 Telephone Nos. 834-3232 / 834-3163

Accomplished application form should not be sent via fax/e-mail. Incomplete documents will not be entertained.

For more information, contact

MARY ANN G. BAKISAN
Program Assistant
Human Resource Development Program Section
JICA Philippine Office
40th Floor, Yuchengco Tower, RCBC Plaza Ayala Avenue,
Makati City
Tel no: +63-2-889-7119 local 253 email :MaryannBakisan.PP@jica.go.jp

8 th MELAKA INTERNATIONAL YOUTH DIALOGUE

Theme: “ Towards a Drug-free Generation”
June 27 to 29, 2008
Melaka , Malaysia

The World Assembly of Youth is inviting participants to the 8 th Melaka International Youth Dialogue on June 27 to 29, 2008 in Melaka , Malaysia which aims to bring together young people and youth leaders from around the world to discuss pertinent and topical issues.
There is no specific age limit but delegations are encouraged to include young people below the age of 30.

A participation fee of USD150, inclusive of registration fee, twin-sharing accommodation and food shall be levied on all participants. This fee is payable in advance or on arrival. All participants must bear their own travel expenses to Malaysia .
Application forms should be emailed to office@way.org.my or sent thru fax at +606-2327271.

Download Application form here

VSO Bahaginan 2008 Global Xchange Programme

Global Xchange gives young people from the Philippines and the UK a unique opportunity to live and work together, develop and share valuable skills, and make practical contributions to disadvantaged communities in both countries faced with challenging situations.

You can be one of the nine Filipino volunteers of the 2008 Global Xchange Programme.
• 18 – 25 years of age (must NOT be younger than 18 or older than 25 between March and September 2008)
• Male or female
• Medically fit to undergo an active 6-month volunteer work
• Completed at least high school or secondary education
• Willing to do fundraising
• Willing to live and work with a British counterpart in a modest accommodation in a host family setting within a disadvantaged community in the Philippines and in the UK
• Flexible, open-minded and with a genuine commitment to learning
• Sensitive to the needs of others and can work within a team
• Can commit a minimum of 6 months (consecutive) to do 3 months of volunteer work in the Philippines and 3 months in the UK, and time to attend preparatory training

Important reminders:
• You can send your Application Form via e-mail to jona.ang@vsobahaginan.org or via fax to 02-3762160.
• The other requirements need to be submitted by regular mail at: Global Xchange Programme Secretariat – VSO Bahaginan Foundation, Inc., Unit 505, Pacific Corporate Center, 131 West Avenue, 1101 Quezon City
• Please indicate the code (GXP Application – Your Surname) in the subject line of your e-mail or outside the envelope for regular mail
• Personal and professional reference forms should be sent in sealed envelopes
• Please use the cover letter of the reference forms to inform your referee about Global Xchange

Deadline for submission of application is on July 2, 2008 by 12:00pm. Only applications received on or before the closing date will be screened. Short-listed applicants will be invited to an Assessment Day scheduled on July 10/11, 2008. Training and fundraising activities start in August 2008. Exchange proper will commence in September 2008.

For inquiries, please send an e-mail to jona.ang@vsobahaginan.org or call 02-3746450 local 25

http://www.vsobahaginan.org.ph/gxp_apply.htm

http://www.britishcouncil.org/philippines-gxp-call_for_application-2.htm

EarthCorps is now accepting international applications

EarthCorps is now accepting international applications. Please consider forwarding this announcement among your contacts.

EarthCorps offers a 6-month service learning program in Seattle , Washington , USA that brings together emerging environmental leaders to learn the fundamentals of:
Environmental Service
Community Building
Leadership

View a typical day at EarthCorps here: http://www.earthcorps.org/day_ in_the_life.php.
EARTHCORPS CHARGES NO TUITION OR FEES for its services and in fact supplies insurance, individual homestay families, food, gear and a monthly stipend to all international participants. EarthCorps provides additional support in acquiring US J-1 Trainee visas.

EarthCorps has established the following minimum criteria to be considered for the program:
· 18-25 years of age
· Conversational English
· No Criminal Record

BEFORE YOU NOMINATE please note that EarthCorps is required by the US government to ensure that every applicant meets strict criteria in order to qualify for a US J-1 Trainee visa. Before you nominate please make sure your candidates meet the following minimum criteria:

· 4 year college degree in the environmental field and 1 year of relevant work experience*
- OR-
· 5 years of work experience in the environmental field*

* These criteria are only for meeting US government regulations regarding the J-1 Trainee visa. US American team members may have less experience than this when entering the program.

DEADLINES AND START DATES:
· Applicant Application Dead Line: July 31, 2008
· Participant selection: August 2008
· Visa processing: September - December 2008
· Travel confirmation: January 2009
· EarthCorps Program starting date: February 2009
· EarthCorps Program graduation: August 2009

TO APPLY:
Candidates should be referred to EarthCorps by an environmental organization (i.e. NGO, community group or student club). Materials are available online at: http://www.earthcorps.org/join_ international.php

Please feel free to contact me via email: mark@earthcorps.org if you have any questions or concerns.

Thank you for your support!

Sincerely,


Mark Howard
International Program Manager, Responsible Officer
EarthCorps
6310 NE 74th St., Suite 201E
Seattle, Washington 98115 USA
+1-206-322-9296 ext. 224 office
+1-206-322-9312 fax
email: mark@earthcorps. org
http://www.earthcorps.org/international.php

DAAD- Scholarship Programme

Various Post-graduate degree courses
Deadline: August 31, 2008
Website: www.daad.de

The postgraduate degree courses in Germany with relevance to developing countries aim to qualify junior experts and executives from developing countries in fields such as trade, business and administration. These postgraduate degree courses offer career-based and practice-oriented initial and continuing training. Their content focuses on key development policy questions and they stand out by delivering practice relevant know-how.

The typical scholarship holder will come either from a public authority or state or private company in a developing country and as such be engaged in the planning and execution of directives and projects with emphasis on development policy having a bearing on technological, economic or social areas.

Thus, apart from a university degree relevant to the postgraduate course, it is required that candidates have at least two years’ of related professional experience in order to qualify for a full or partial scholarship. The level of the monthly scholarship installment is based on the scholarship holder’s level of qualification (as a rule Euro 750 or Euro 1000). The funds for this scholarship programme are provided by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development.

Required documents include the following:
1. DAAD Application form, with recent photo
2. Hand-signed Curriculum Vitae (Please use
http://europass.cedefop.europa.eu/)
3. Hand-signed statement of motivation with reference
4. Research exposé (if required by the university)
5. Academic letter of recommendation from your
signature and office stamp and must be of recent
6. Professional letter of recommendation from
signature and office stamp and must be of recent
7. Confirmation of employment from the employer
possible, guaranteeing re-employment upon
8. TOEFL or IELTS; (German language certificate,
9. Certified copies of academic transcripts3)
10. Certified copies of awarded academic degrees
11. University application form, if applicable

For further information, go to
www.manila.diplo.de or contact Mrs. Susanne Lenz (DAAD-lecturer at UP Diliman) – Susanne.Lenz@gmx.net or
Ms. Davina Dy (Cultural Section, German Embassy Manila) – pr-1000@mani.diplo.de

Youth Camps and Exchange with Lions Club International

Lions Club International
Deadline: Varies

“The Lions International Youth Camp and Exchange Program is a unique cultural learning opportunity. Most exchanges last about four to six weeks.

Participants of the Lions International Youth Camp and Exchange Program must:

* be between the ages of 15 and 22.
* be sponsored by a Lions club
* have a basic knowledge of the language of the host country.
* be suitable to represent their community, sponsor Lions club, and country.
* be willing to accept the customs of another culture.
* provide proof of health, medical, travel insurance, and a liability release agreement.

Costs and Travel Arrangements
Travel arrangements for participants are usually made between the Lions youth camp and exchange chairpersons in the sponsor and host countries. Details are passed to sponsor/host Lions clubs and participants.

Financial arrangements for transportation costs (including actual fares, insurance, airport fees, customs duties, and layover or overnight fees) are the responsibility of the sponsor Lions club. Some camps require a camp fee. Costs may be paid by the sponsor Lions club, by the participant, the participant’s family, or a combination of these sources. If you will need to raise funds, ask your sponsor Lions club for an acceptance letter and other materials that will help you explain the program to donors.

Arrangements for food and lodging are covered by the host Lions club, during and exchange.

Participants are responsible for personal expenses (approximately US$75 per week) such as phone calls home, souvenirs, etc.

Exchanges: Host family stays can be arranged in any of the more than 190 countries in which Lions clubs exist. Most exchanges last between four and six weeks and the participant (ages 15 to 21) stays with one or more host families. Participants experience life as part of the host family and enjoy excursions with the host Lions club.

Camps: One or two week long camps bring together young people (ages 16 to 22) from around the world. Camps usually include a host family stay (exchange) that lasts between one and four weeks. More than 100 Lions youth camps in about 39 countries are held each year. Activities vary and can include visits to places of historic or natural interest, sports, and country presentations by camp participants.”

For more information, contact your local Lions Club or go to http://www.lionsclubs.org

International Graduate Fellowships and Scholarships

For more details visit http://www.pitzer.edu/academics/fellowships-grants/intl_fellowships.asp

Description:
The UNDP/Peace Child Youth Video Climate Change Challenge is an interactive competition that aims to inspire and educate young people on the key messages of the 2007 Human Development Report - the United Nations' most comprehensive analysis of current scientific, economic and political thinking about the threat of catastrophic climate change and how to avoid it. To see these key messages Click Here. The contest invites young people aged 15-25 to make 30-150 second videos that relate these key messages to their own lived experience of climate change, their views about it, and/or their concerns about how the older generation have been, or should be, reacting to the challenge of combating it.

Videos to Engage and Inspire the World:
The United Nations is made up of 193 member states - and young people aged 15-25 in each of them are welcome to enter this contest. Even if you do not own a Video Camera, or a computer, you can take part in the contest. Click Here for full details.

Prize:
An all expense trip paid to attend the World Youth Congress 2008 in Quebec City, Quebec.

The 4th World Youth Congress will bring 600 of the world's most dynamic young activists in the field of sustainable development to Quebec from 120 different countries.

For more details visit: http://www.quantumshift.tv/contests/11/14/

Search for 7th National Youth Parliament Delegates

NYC Announces Search for 7^th National Youth Parliament Delegates

The National Youth Commission announces its search for delegates to the 7^th National Youth Parliament (NYP), a gathering of youth leaders aged 15-30 years old representing youth organizations from around the country to discuss issues affecting them.

Anchored on the theme, “Unity in Diversity: An Intercultural and Interfaith Parliament,” the 7th NYP will be staged in Davao City on October 19 to 22, 2008. Elected officers during the Parliament will be trained on Leadership and Advocacy on October 23-25, 2008 in the same venue.

According to NYC Chairperson Richard Alvin Nalupta, the NYP aims to empower the youth in effectively advocating, lobbying and influencing the policy makers in creating a policy environment supportive of the total development of the young people.

Republic Act 8044 mandates the NYC to convene the NYP every two years to serve as a venue for policy discussions to formulate resolutions that will be presented to the NYC, and later on be advocated to policy makers.

Past NYP delegates have become active partners of NYC not only in promoting and implementing youth programs and projects, but also in advocating for youth issues. The 6^th NYP batch has even organized themselves into a confederation of youth advocates. Considerable efforts were made in lobbying for the creation of Local Youth Development Councils (LYDCs) and formulation of Local Youth Development Plans (LYDPs), localization of the Magna Carta for Students’ Rights, and promotion of Adolescent Reproductive Health (ARH).

Qualifications of applicants for the 7^th NYP are as follows: Filipino citizen, between 15 to 30 years old; residing, studying or working at the place/institution for not less than six months; must be a president/officer of a youth organization (school, community, civic, religious, professional, tribal, etc.); must not be a member of any previous National Youth Parliament; must be an SK Provincial/City Federation President, if representing the SK; and must not have been convicted of any crime.

Delegates will be asked to prepare and submit their organization’s chosen position paper or study in one of the following topics: Youth Values and Good Citizenship, Youth Community Involvement/Engagement, Youth Participation in Governance, Violence in Youth Organizations, Youth Lifestyles, Peace building, and Specific Youth Groups (Juvenile Justice and substance abuse).

“We are expecting some 200 youth leaders to represent their organizations and have their voices heard on vital issues that they face nowadays,” says Commissioner Mohammad Hanny Camid, NYC Commissioner representing Mindanao and 7^th NYP National Organizing Committee Head.

NYC will shoulder the food and accommodation of the successful applicants. Application forms are downloadable at the NYC website: www.youth.net.ph, or visit the NYC office for application forms.

Send applications to the NYP Secretariat, National Youth Commission, 4^th Floor Bookman Building, Quezon Avenue, Banawe, Quezon City on or before June 30, 2008. For queries, call the NYP Secretariat at (02) 749-9404 or 7812373.

KAUST DISCOVERY SCHOLARSHIPS

The KAUST Discovery Scholarship is the general scholarship program of the King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST).

This program is designed to ensure that any highly talented student who is qualified and eligible to enroll in KAUST will receive full financial support while at the University. Those who receive a Discovery Scholarship will receive full tuition support, a living stipend, and summer and career enrichment programs.

Qualifications:

To qualify for a KAUST Discovery Scholarship, you:

• Must be able to provide an official first-university or bachelor's university record or transcript documenting coursework taken and highest academic achievement;
• Must be currently enrolled in a first university or bachelor’s degree program in a field of study that is related to the overall KAUST mission (engineering, science, mathematics, environmental science, computer science, etc.);
• Must have the equivalent of a minimum overall GPA of 3.0 and a minimum major-field-of-study GPA of 3.3 on a 4.0 scale
• Must demonstrate English language proficiency and must be able to provide, at a minimum, one of the following test scores if selected as a recipient. The requirements are:
  • 550 TOEFL Paper-Based Test (TOEFL ITP also accepted)
  • 213 TOEFL Computer-Based Test
  • 79-80 TOEFL Internet-Based Test
  • 6.0 IELTS
  • Applicants who are unable to produce an English Language Proficiency test score by the deadline may still apply. If selected, the award offer will be considered conditional until the student can provide the test score at a later date.
• Must have completed 80 credit hours, or equivalent, of coursework by the end of the 2008 academic year.
• Must demonstrate academic and research interest and/or leadership potential that can be documented in your Statement of Purpose on the application;
• Must be able and willing to matriculate at KAUST in Saudi Arabia in September 2009 or September 2010; and
• Must be able to travel outside your home country to attend KAUST-sponsored enrichment activities.

SCHOLARSHIP BENEFITS

If you are awarded the KAUST Discovery Scholarship, KAUST will provide the following benefits:

Recipients of the KAUST Discovery Scholarship represent future leaders in science, engineering and technology.

• For the remainder of your first university or bachelor's degree program of study, you will receive:
  • Full tuition to complete your first university or bachelor's degree at your current institution
  • A living stipend based on your current city and country of residence
  • An allowance to purchase text books
  • An allowance to purchase a laptop.
  • All economy class travel costs associated with your participation in KAUST-sponsored enrichment activities throughout the remainder of your first university or bachelor's degree program. In particular, travel associated with the following activities:
    • Scholarship award ceremony event
    • Global workshop at the KAUST campus in Saudi Arabia
    • Regional leadership workshop
• Upon the completion of your first university or bachelor's degree program, you will receive:
  • Admission into a master's degree program upon meeting the program's admission requirements at the KAUST campus in Saudi Arabia.
  • A full scholarship at KAUST, including tuition, housing and travel costs

For further information visit: http://www.kaust.edu.sa/students/discovery-scholarships.aspx

Endeavour International Postgraduate Research Scholarship (EIPRS)

Applications are open to citizens of all overseas countries (excluding New Zealand), who are commencing full-time study in 2009 for a higher degree by research.

No age restriction applies for applicants.

To be eligible to apply for the EIPRS, you must:

* be an overseas student who is eligible to undertake a higher degree by research candidature within UTS’s areas of research strengths, and
* be able to commence in full time enrolment for the first time in 2009, unless:
*
o you commenced your HDR during 2008 but, due to the timing of your applications and subsequent enrolment were not able to apply for the 2008 EIPRS, or
o you have terminated any previous HDR enrolment within six months of commencement
* not hold a research qualification regarded by UTS as equivalent to an Australian Research Doctorate degree or, if undertaking a Research by Master degree, not hold a research qualification regarded as equivalent to or higher than an Australian Research Master’s degree, and
* not have held an Australian Agency for International Development (AusAID) scholarship within the two years prior to commencing the EIPRS, and
* not be receiving a scholarship for which course tuition fee is a component under any scholarship scheme to which the Australian Government makes a substantial contribution

Eligibility for admission

*PhD Degree
Applicants shall:
o hold a Bachelor’s degree with First or Second Class Honours, Division 1 or a Master’s Degree by research of the University of Technology, Sydney; or
o possess an equivalent qualification.

In addition, applicants will be required to provide satisfactory evidence of their ability to undertake advanced research appropriate to their PhD program.

For further information on eligibility for admission to postgraduate research degrees see Section 5.8.5 of the UTS rules for PhD students.

*Master’s Degree by Research
Applicants shall:
o hold a Bachelor’s Degree of the University of Technology, Sydney; or
o possess an equivalent qualification; or
o submit such other evidence of general and professional qualifications as will satisfy the Academic Board that the applicant possesses the educational preparation and capacity to pursue graduate studies.

For further information on eligibility for admission to postgraduate research degrees, see Section 5.8.4 of UTS rules for Master’s students.

Application Procedure and Requirments

* You must complete the International Student Postgraduate Application (pdf 24kb). Mark the top of the front page of this form EIPRS Applicant.
* You must also complete the 2009 EIPRS application (available from mid May 2008)

Supporting documents essential for your applications (required for International Student Postgraduate and EIPRS application)

* Research proposal detailing your research objectives, example of your key literature in your area of interest and a broad outline of the sequence and timing of the work that you plan to do;
* Evidence of prior research experience, including work for Bachelor’s Honours or Master theses, consultancies or industry-based research;
* The name of your potential supervisors (or supervisors) at UTS with whom you have discussed your research interest or have agreed to supervise your research project
* Reports from 2 referees, preferably from someone who are familiar with your research interest and who can confirm your capacity to carry out research. Use the the Academic Referee’s Report form (pdf 24kb).
* Resume or Curriculum Vitae including:
o Details of any academic prizes gained during your tertiary studies
o Details of any work experience (paid or unpaid) relevant to your proposed research project
o Details of publication in academic or peer reviewed journals, published books or chapters of books
o Details of patents achieved or any other output, for example, exhibited works (if applicable)

All supporting documents must be properly certified, these include:

* English proficiency test results
* Copies of degree(s) awarded and full academic transcript(s) showing the subjects studied, the marks obtained and an explanation of the grading system must be provided
* For documents not in English, the original language documents and an official translation must also be certified

Photocopies that are not certified will not be accepted.

Documents certified by a Justice of Peace will not be accepted.

The International Student Postgraduate Application form lists the organisations authorised by UTS to certify documents.

UTS Research has valuable information about our research strengths and useful information about our research degrees.
Closing Date

1 September, 2008 at 5.00pm.

All application requirements must be received by the closing date.

* Incomplete applications will not be considered
* Late applications will not be considered
* Faxed applications will not be considered

It is in your interest to apply as early as possible

If you apply early and you are missing any documents you will be notified of this by UTS International and will have still have adequate time to supply the required documents before the deadline of the EIPRS application.

Applications must arrive at the address nominated on the application form by the due time on the due date. Merely posting the application by the due date is not acceptable.

Contact Information:

enquiries for future students
ph: 1800 774 816 free call within Australia
or +61 3 9627 4816 calling from outside Australia
fx: +61 2 9514 1530
international@uts.edu.au

enquiries for commencing students
ph: +61 2 9514 1531
international.apps@uts.edu.au

enquiries for current students
ph:+61 2 9514 1796
or +61 2 9514 9914
internationalstudent@uts.edu.au

enquiries for study abroad
studyabroad@uts.edu.au

enquiries for exchange
exchange@uts.edu.au

enquiries for IELTS
ielts@uts.edu.au

UTS International
visit us in Sydney
Level 3A, UTS Tower Building
15 Broadway,
Ultimo, NSW 2007
Australia.

Mailing address
UTS International
P.O. Box 123
Broadway, NSW 2007

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