The National Academy of Professional Studies (NAPS), Australia has contributed NPR 10 lakh (NPR 1,000,000) to the Prime Minister’s Disaster Relief Fund following the catastrophic flash floods and landslides that affected communities in the Nepal–Tibet border region.
The contribution forms part of NAPS’s ongoing Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) commitment and reflects the institution’s strong and longstanding connection with Nepal and the Nepali community.
As part of the initiative, Mukesh Dhamala, Regional Director of NAPS Australia, met with the Hon. Minister for Education at his residence and conveyed NAPS’s solidarity with the people of Nepal during this difficult period. The Minister warmly welcomed the NAPS initiative and acknowledged the institution’s support for communities affected by the disaster.
The meeting provided an important opportunity to highlight NAPS’s commitment to Nepal beyond education and student recruitment, demonstrating the institution’s broader responsibility towards the communities with which it works.
For NAPS, education and social responsibility go hand in hand. The institution believes that meaningful international engagement should extend beyond the classroom and include supporting communities when they are most in need.
“Our relationship with Nepal extends beyond education. Supporting communities during times of need is an important part of NAPS’s ongoing social responsibility. We stand with Nepal and its people during this difficult time.”
Through this contribution and community engagement, NAPS continues to strengthen its presence in Nepal as a socially responsible, academically established and internationally engaged Australian higher education institution.
International education professionals gathered from across the globe at AIEC 2024, held in Melbourne/Naarm on the lands of the Kulin Nation from 22 to 25 October. This four-day event brought together industry experts, educators, and policymakers, offering a dynamic mix of networking, learning, and celebration. With attendees from Australia and abroad, AIEC continues to be a key event in the international education calendar.
The 2024 conference featured an engaging program that tackled pressing issues in international education, with sessions on hot topics, expert panels, interactive formats, and ample networking opportunities. Attendees connected through Braindates and social events, fostering meaningful discussions and partnerships.
This year’s theme, “The Human Element,” encouraged participants to delve into the complexities of human interactions in the ever-changing digital landscape of international education. Educators, researchers, and thought leaders explored how technology and human connection shape the future of education worldwide.
The National Academy of Professional Studies (NAPS) was proud to be part of this significant event. We would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to everyone who visited our booth at AIEC 2024. Your engagement and enthusiasm made the event a resounding success, and we look forward to continuing these valuable collaborations in the future.
NAPS (National Academy of Professional Studies) had the privilege of being part of the Study NSW Education Expo in Vietnam, a week-long event filled with enriching opportunities for educators, students, and stakeholders. The expo provided a platform to foster collaboration and explore new horizons in international education, particularly between Vietnam and Australia.
The event kicked off with a comprehensive briefing from the Department of Education and Training (DET) and the Department of Home Affairs (DHA), setting the tone for a productive week ahead. The highlight of the opening session was a heartfelt welcome from His Excellency Andrew Goledzinowski, Australia’s Ambassador to Vietnam. His words underscored the strong educational ties between the two nations and emphasized Australia’s commitment to supporting Vietnamese students who wish to pursue their studies abroad.
The expo wasn’t just about formal presentations; it was also a fantastic opportunity for networking. NAPS representatives engaged with industry leaders, educational experts, and potential students. The event created a collaborative environment where new ideas were exchanged and discussions about the future of international education were encouraged. These connections will help enhance the quality and accessibility of education for international students, particularly those looking to study in Australia.
One of the key takeaways from the expo was the focus on diverse academic offerings. NAPS showcased its wide range of programs, from Bachelor of Business and Islamic Business to Accounting, Social Work, and Information Technology (BIT). These programs are designed to cater to the diverse needs of international students and equip them with the skills needed to succeed in today’s global job market.
The expo gave NAPS a platform to highlight its commitment to providing high-quality education with a strong emphasis on practical learning, critical thinking, and career-readiness. The interactions with prospective students and educational stakeholders reinforced the importance of offering programs that align with both student interests and market demands.
The week-long event culminated in a memorable dinner hosted by EZYREMIT WORLDWIDE and Study NSW in the vibrant city of Ho Chi Minh. It was an evening filled with celebration, reflection, and anticipation for the future. The dinner was not only a fitting conclusion to the expo but also a celebration of the strong bond between Australia and Vietnam in the field of education.
As NAPS returns from Vietnam, we are excited about the future opportunities that this expo has opened up. The connections made and the knowledge gained will undoubtedly contribute to the growth of NAPS and its mission to provide quality education for international students.
With the backing of Study NSW and the Australian government, NAPS is poised to continue supporting students from Vietnam and beyond, helping them achieve their academic and career goals.
For more updates on NAPS and its programs, stay tuned as we continue to build educational bridges and open new doors for students worldwide.
The Study NSW Education Expo is an excellent opportunity for prospective students and their families to meet directly with the NAPS team, ask questions, and gain insights into the process of studying in Australia. Our experts will provide detailed information about course offerings, entry requirements, visa processes, and student life in Australia. This one-on-one interaction is invaluable for students who are planning their academic journey abroad and want to make informed decisions.

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