
The Australian High Commission in Sri Lanka has announced the acceptance of applications for the Australian Awards Short Course on ‘Governing in the Digital Age’.
Taking to ‘X’, the Australian High Commission has encouraged interested persons to apply via australiaawardssouthasiamongolia.org
Interested individuals have been requested to apply for the short course by April 05, 2024.
“Are you an emerging leader who holds a strategic role in policy development? Do you want to dive into the complexities of analysing data to inform policy decisions? Don’t miss this opportunity to apply for the #AustraliaAwards Short Course on ‘Governing in the Digital Age’. Diverse candidates are encouraged to apply,” the Australian High Commission added, via a message on ‘X’.
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