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List of China-AUN Scholarship Awardees No List of China-AUN Scholarship Awardees No. CSC No. Name Home Type University Subject Duration of Country Study 1 2020AUN002538 Lim Vibol Cambodia Master Hunan University Applied 2020-09-01 - Economics 2023-07-15 2 2020AUN002539 Arif, Andi Akhmad Muhajir Indonesia Master Huazhong E-government 2020-09-01 - Arif University of 2022-07-15 Science and Technology 3 2020AUN002541 Muhammad Saifullah Indonesia Master Wuhan University Business 2020-09-01 - of Technology Administration 2024-07-15 4 2020AUN002545 Hom Nang Saing Myanmar Master Nanjing University Applied 2020-09-01 - of Science and Chemistry 2023-07-15 Technology 5 2020AUN002548 Htet Hein Min Htet Myanmar Master Yangtze University Environmental 2020-09-01 - Engineering 2023-07-15 6 2020AUN002553 Topatana Charlie Thailand Ph.D Zhejiang University International 2020-09-01 - trade 2024-07-15 7 2020AUN002556 Chivapuntusri Chalisa Thailand Master Peking University Business 2020-09-01 - Administration 2022-07-15 8 2020AUN002566 Chuawittayawut Wuttichai Thailand Master East China of Environmental 2020-09-01 - Science and Science and 2023-07-15 Technology Technology 9 2020AUN002569 Tan Jia Mian Malaysia Master Tsinghua University Electronic 2020-09-01 - Information 2023-07-15 10 2020AUN002570 Techaumnuaywit Thailand Master Tsinghua University Business 2020-09-01 - Chanakarn Administration 2022-07-15 11 2020AUN002571 Volavong Thanouxay Laos Ph.D Dongbei University International 2020-09-01 - of Finance and Trade 2023-07-15 Economics 12 2020AUN002573 Horax Kevin Monthiego Indonesia Ph.D Soochow University New Energy 2020-09-01 - Material 2023-07-15 13 2020AUN002574 Casil Vincent Philippines Ph.D Guangxi University Marxist 2020-09-01 - Philosophy 2024-07-15 14 2020AUN002577 Kang Wee Shuien Malaysia Master Tsinghua University Project 2020-09-01 - Management 2021-07-15 15 2020AUN002601 Senglong Muon Cambodia Master Huazhong Obstetrics and 2020-09-01 - University of Gynecology 2023-07-15 Science and Technology 16 2020AUN002602 Napob Chaimongkol Thailand Master Tiangong University Business 2020-09-01 - Administration 2024-07-15 17 2020AUN002604 Souksayphone Phetongsa Laos Master Tiangong University Business 2020-09-01 - Administration 2024-07-15 18 2020AUN002611 Pingpanya Phommilath Laos Master Tsinghua University Public 2020-09-01 - Administration 2023-07-15 19 2020AUN002612 Chawla Jatinder Anjli Malaysia Master Tsinghua University Chinese Language 2020-09-01 - and Literature 2023-07-15 20 2020AUN002614 Sarun Juengpanich Thailand Ph.D Zhejiang University Surgery 2020-09-01 - 2024-07-15 21 2020AUN002622 Ruamsin Thailand Ph.D Tsinghua University Politics 2020-09-01 - Chiampatcharasakul 2024-07-15 22 2020AUN002624 Chokwitchit Mungkarat Thailand Ph.D Shanghai Normal Linguistics & 2020-09-01 - University Applied 2024-07-15 Linguistics 23 2020AUN002626 Yu Ting Poh Singapore Master Beijing Foreign English 2020-09-01 - Studies University Interpreting 2024-07-15 24 2020AUN002628 Sapae Phyu Myanmar Master Tongji University Software 2020-09-01 - Engineering 2024-07-15 25 2020AUN002629 Yu Soon Malaysia Master Tsinghua University Aeronautical and 2020-09-01 - Astronautical 2024-07-15 Science Technology 26 2020AUN002631 Dian Aryani Kusady Indonesia Master Anhui University Economic Law 2020-09-01 - 2024-07-15 27 2020AUN002636 Ramdani Agusman Rohim Indonesia Master China University of Business 2020-09-01 - Ramdani Agusman Rohim Geosciences Administration 2024-07-15 28 2020AUN002639 Kan Ni Liang Malaysia Master Tsinghua University Biomedical 2020-09-01 - Engineering 2024-07-15 29 2020AUN002641 Thao Nguyen Phuong Vietnam Ph.D Southwestern Human Resource 2020-09-01 - University of Management 2024-07-15 Finance and Economics 30 2020AUN002642 Shofia Ulpah Indonesia Master Jiangxi University of Enterprise 2020-09-01 - Finance and Management 2024-07-15 Economics .
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