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>Date: 21 Dec 2003 23:23:03 +0800
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>Date: 17-Dec-2003 15:21:01 +0800
>From: International Relations Unit <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>Subject: UMINFO: MALAYSIA AUSTRALIA COLOMBO PLAN COMMEMORATION (MACC) SCHOLARSHIPS 2004
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>Original message from International Relations Unit <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>received on 17.12.2003 13:21:34:
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>The Australian High Commissioner to Malaysia, H.E. James Wise, today
>invited young Malaysians interested in studying in Australia in 2004 to
>apply for a Malaysia Australia Colombo Plan Commemoration (MACC)
>scholarship.
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>The MACC Scholarships build on the aspirations and sentiments of the
>Colombo Plan, under which thousands of young Malaysians studied in
>Australia from 1951 until the mid 19808. The MACC scholarships carry the
>Colombo Plan a stage further by providing for a two-way exchange of
>scholars between Malaysia and Australia.
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>"The MACC scholarships provide wonderful opportunities for young
>Australians and Malaysians and is set to contribute to our bilateral links
>in the way the Colombo Plan did. They enrich the education and broader
>links between Australia and Malaysia, including by promoting opportunities
>for Australians to study at least part of their courses in Malaysia", Mr.
>Wise said.
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>35 MACC scholarships have been awarded, including seven for Australians to
>study in Malaysia, since they were introduced two years ago. Around 20
>scholarships will be awarded in 2004. Australian universities offering
>scholarships include the University of Adelaide; University of Techno1ogy
>Sydney; Latrobe, Monash and RMIT universities; and the Curtin, Swinburne
>and Victoria universities of technology.
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>The MACC scholarships initiative is spearheaded by The Malaysian
>Australian Alumni Council (MAAC), a national organisation for Malaysian
>Alumni Associations of Australian universities, with the support of: the
>Australian High Commission in Kuala Lumpur; AEI - The Australian
>Government International Education Network; the Malaysia - Australia
>Foundation (MAP); and the Australia Malaysia Cultural Foundation (AMP) in
>Australia. The Malaysian office of IDP Education Australia has recently
>joined-the initiative as the Program Administrator.
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>Further information on the scholarships is available from the web sites of
>the Australian High Commission in Malaysia (www.australia.org.my), The
>MAAC (www.eMAAc.org) and IDP Education Australia (www.idp.com/malaysia).
>The closing date for applications is 31 December 2003.
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>Media enquiries:
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>Mr. Wan Hamidi Hamid
>Tel: 03-2146-5537
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