About 300 Cambodian students including
160 self-funded students departed to study in Australia in 2011. As Australia
has become a popular destination for Cambodian students, the numbers of
private-funded Cambodian students rapidly increase over the last five years.
“This signification increase is a
result of many reasons including the high quality of Australian education, a
globally recognized and respected qualification, the friendliness of
Australia’s multicultural society, the geographic to Cambodia, it moderate
climate and its safe environment,” H.E. Penny Richards, Australian Ambassador
to Cambodia.
The National Survey of
International Students Studying in Australia showed that the majority of
international students were either satisfied with living and study experience
in Australia as the reasons: the quality of teaching, reputation of
qualification, personal safety and reputation of institution.
More than 85 percent of the
students surveyed were also satisfied with the level of support on their
arrival, confirming Australia’s reputation as a country that welcomes
international students.
The increasing students to study in
Australia, both Cambodia and Australia receive enormous benefit. “Cambodia is
able to increase the pool of talented human resources who can drive Cambodia’s
continued economic development,” Richard stressed.
Cambodian graduates from Australian
educational institutions now work in diverse fields, including health, gender
and development, social services, agriculture, fisheries, environmental
management, rural development, urban development, law and justice, public
financial management, banking, information technology, and infrastructure.
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