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Interview with Australian Ambassador David Ritchie in Tribuna Economica
Schorships for Students from Puglia
The Region of Puglia has issued an open call for nine scholarships (€54,000 each) for students from Puglia interested in academic or research experience in South Australia.
The call is open from 27 May and does not have a deadline, the only condition is that the master program has to be completed within December 2013.
Interview with Australian Ambassador David Ritchie in Specchio Economico
"Australia is growing strongly, needs major infrastructure, from motorways to railways, and is seeking investors and hi-tech companies to realise the country’s future thanks to their physical presence and innovation. If they are from Italy, to which Australia is closely tied, all the better".
Australian Embassy Rome Newsletter
Please email info-rome@dfat.gov.au if you would like to receive the Embassy Newsletter and other occasional communications from the Australian Embassy in Rome. Please include your name, email address, country of residence, and please specify whether you would prefer to receive communications in English or in Italian.
Please note that signing up for the Australian Embassy Rome Newsletter will only add you to the Embassy's newsletter mailing list. It will NOT automatically register you with the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade's online register of Australians abroad (ORAO) or on the Smartraveller website.
Register your presence in Italy
Register your presence in Italy with the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade
All Australians who reside overseas or who are travelling for tourism or business, either for short or long stays, are encouraged to register with the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade. The registration information provided by you will help us to find you in an emergency - whether it is a natural disaster, civil disturbance or a family emergency. It may also be used to pass other information to you such as, new Travel Advisories, notice of elections and information on other matters relevant to travellers and expatriates.
