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Mai Ngo is Associate Professor in TESOL and Applied Linguistics at the College of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences, Flinders University, where she teaches across undergraduate and postgraduate programs including the Graduate Certificate, Graduate Diploma, Bachelor of Arts, Master of TESOL, Master of Education, and Master of Arts. She serves as the International Engagement Lead and chairs the International Engagement Committee, contributing to global academic collaboration.
Education:
- Bachelor of English Studies, Hanoi University, Vietnam
- Master in TESOL, University of Sydney, Australia
- Doctor of Philosophy in Education, University of New South Wales, Australia
- Post-Doctoral Research, School of Education, University of New South Wales
Her research focuses on TESOL, Applied Linguistics, Second Language Acquisition, curriculum innovation, teacher and academic leadership, and educational technology. She promotes transformative, student-centered learning with an emphasis on academic and employability success. Her work extends to curriculum design, innovation in online and face-to-face learning, and teacher professional development.
Dr. Ngo has received multiple prestigious awards for her research and teaching excellence, including national fellowships and university-level honors. She has supervised numerous international students to successful completion and has led major educational initiatives both in Australia and Vietnam.
- Australian Government Scholarship Award (1999-2000)
- CamTESOL Innovation Award (2009)
- Australian Leadership Award (2010-2013)
- Beth Southwell Research Award (2014)
- Endeavour Post-Doctoral Research Award (2016)
- College Teaching Excellence Award (2021)
- Vice Chancellor's Teaching Excellence Award (2022)
- Advance HE Senior Fellowship (2024)
She has held leadership positions including Dean of Foundation Studies at Hanoi University (2005–2009) and Director of the International Education Center (2014–2015). She currently leads international engagement efforts at the College level, supports international student recruitment and success, and contributes to collegiate governance and academic development.
