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Scholar Profiles
Congratulations to all our Graduate Scholars! We are proud to share your stories of hard work and success.
2019 Graduates
Nhem Sareth (Cambodia)
PhD in Forest Resources, Kongju National University
“The knowledge and experiences I have acquired through the Landmark Scholarship Program will help me achieve my academic career goal of becoming a well-known researcher and scientist in Cambodia...”
Aung Aung (Myanmar)
MSc in Forest Resources, Chungnam National University
“I had the opportunity to work on many research projects during my time in Korea. The knowledge I have gained from these experiences has certainly improved my research capabilities, and I believe that this will benefit me in my professional career...”
Tran Thi Mai Anh (Viet Nam)
MSc in Forest Resources, Kookmin University
“The Program has helped me develop into a more pragmatic and creative thinker. The many opportunities that I have had participating in workshops, conferences and outdoor activities have also helped to enhance my knowledge and made me a more confident person...”
Su Yi Hnin (Myanmar)
MSc in Forest Resources & Ecological Restoration, Yeungnam University
"My study is important not only to me but also to my country in terms of the mapping of environmental and social factors that underpin sustainable development. When I return to Myanmar, I will continue working at my department and make use of what I have learned to narrow the gaps in natural resources management..."
2018 Graduates
Baisone Inthirath (Lao PDR)
MSc in Forest Resources & Ecological Restoration, Yeungnam University
“I am honored beyond words and fortunate to have been selected as a Landmark Scholarship Recipient. The scholarship also provided me with an opportunity to meet friends and researchers from different cultural backgrounds...”
Thant Sin Aung (Myanmar)
MSc in Forest Resources, Chungbuk National University
“The Landmark Scholarship Program helped me to widen my horizon and improve my career in the forestry field. I believe I can apply the knowledge and experiences learned in Korea to improve the forestry sector in Myanmar...”
2017 Graduates
Neab Keng (Cambodia)
MSc in Forest Resources & Ecological Restoration, Yeungnam University
“Upon returning to my home country, I hope to organize and conduct research on Community Forestry and REDD+ in collaboration with other researchers in the region. Ultimately, I hope to mainstream forest-related courses on REDD+ and community-based forestry in Cambodia's universities..."
Vo Trung Kien (Viet Nam)
MSc in Forest Resources & Ecological Restoration, Yeungnam University
“Through this opportunity, I hope to become a key resource person in the forestry sector of my organization, collaborate with researchers from neighboring countries and share knowledge with other organizations and academic institutions...”
