20% of alumni with 51.8% with other AA scholarship Australian friends students 15% with lecturers or 24.1% with former university alumni professors association 12% with other 20.7% with former lecturers international students 13.8% with Australian students 9.9% local communities in Australia 8.5% Australian homestay families 6.9% former employer in Australia Professional 51% of alumni said their 55.1% of alumni said their organisation Links with an organisation had a had a professional or business link with Australian professional or business an Australian organisation Organisation link with an Australian organisation Alumni 62% of alumni in In last 3 years Involvement in organisations with links 9.3% of alumni were involved to a great Professional with Australians were extent in a link with an Australian Links with an personally involved in organisation Australian these links 16.4% were involved to medium extent Organisation 20.2% were involved to a small extent 9.0% were not involved at all 44.9% of alumni worked in organisations that had no links Promotion of Gender Equality and Disability Inclusion and 74% of men in the sample In last 3 years, male and female alumni Men’s were promoted were just as likely to: Women’s Achievements 62% of women were Change to a better job promoted Participate in link between Vietnamese 60% of alumni who were and Australian organisations promoted received their Present paper at international promotion within 2 years conference of returning from their Return to Australia studies Receive a grant Receive an award or prize Women were more likely to: Promote gender equality in their organisation Volunteer at a local organisation Men were more likely to: Receive a promotion at work Publish an article in a journal
20% of alumni with Australian friends 15% with lecturers or professors 12% with other international students 51.8% with other AA scholarship students 24.1% with former university alumni association 20.7% with former lecturers 13.8% with Australian students 9.9% local communities in Australia 8.5% Australian homestay families 6.9% former employer in Australia Professional Links with an Australian Organisation 51% of alumni said their organisation had a professional or business link with an Australian organisation 55.1% of alumni said their organisation had a professional or business link with an Australian organisation Alumni Involvement in Professional Links with an Australian Organisation 62% of alumni in organisations with links with Australians were personally involved in these links In last 3 years 9.3% of alumni were involved to a great extent in a link with an Australian organisation 16.4% were involved to medium extent 20.2% were involved to a small extent 9.0% were not involved at all 44.9% of alumni worked in organisations that had no links Promotion of Gender Equality and Disability Inclusion Men’s and Women’s Achievements 74% of men in the sample were promoted 62% of women were promoted 60% of alumni who were promoted received their promotion within 2 years of returning from their studies In last 3 years, male and female alumni were just as likely to: Change to a better job Participate in link between Vietnamese and Australian organisations Present paper at international conference Return to Australia Receive a grant Receive an award or prize Women were more likely to: Promote gender equality in their organisation Volunteer at a local organisation Men were more likely to: Receive a promotion at work Publish an article in a journal
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