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Awarded annually to the final year
student in the Bachelor of Applied Science (Occupational Therapy) who
has evidenced significant personal and professional development
activities through a self-nomination process.
Value: 1 year membership to Accredited Occupational Therapy Program
Awarded on completion of the Bachelor of
Physiotherapy to the student with the highest mark in the adult
component of the Rehabilitation course.
Value: $500 inclusive of cash and a framed citation
Awarded annually for overall highest academic achievement in Acute
Care in the Bachelor of Physiotherapy.
Value: $500
Awarded to the student with the highest
overall mark in the course, Immunology N201 (BIOL 2037). In the event of
two students having the same overall mark the prize will be awarded to
the student with the highest exam mark.
Value: $200
Awarded to the most outstanding student
in the courses of Years 2 and 3 of the Bachelor of Medical Radiation
(Nuclear Medicine) program.
Value: Total prize value $500
and 12 months membership of the ANZSNM
Awarded annually to the fourth year
student in the Bachelor of Applied Science (Occupational Therapy) with
the highest aggregate score and peer assessment in the
communication/management stream over the whole of the program.
Value: $100 plus certificate
Awarded to the student with the highest
overall mark in NURS 2022 Health of Infants, Children and Young People
in the Bachelor of Nursing (IBNU).
Value: Cash prize and one year
Associate membership to the College which includes a subscription to
Neonatal, Paediatric and Child Health Nursing Journal, total prize
valued at $500
Awarded to the student who displays the
highest level of clinical excellence in the Graduate Diploma of Mental
Health Nursing upon completion of the program.
Value: Registration for College
membership for one year and a cheque, total prize value $500
Awarded to the most outstanding
graduating student in the clinical field practice component of the
Bachelor of Midwifery program.
Value: Australian College
of Midwives Incorporated badge and one year membership to the College,
total prize value is $500
Awarded to the student with the highest
GPA in the final year of the Bachelor of Nutrition and Food Sciences
program.
Value: $500
Awarded to the best student in the Bachelor of Medical Radiation
Science (Medical Imaging) program, based on best performance.
Value: $500, inclusive of one year full membership of
the Australian Institute of Radiography
Awarded to the best student in the Bachelor of Medical Radiation
Science (Radiation Therapy) program, based on best overall performance.
Value: $500, inclusive of one year of full membership
of the Australian Institute of Radiography.
Awarded to the student making a significant contribution to:
while maintaining satisfactory academic progress to complete the
Pharmacy program.
Value: $500
Awarded to the student who is selected
by their peers as making an outstanding contribution to the Australian
Physiotherapy Association (SA Branch) Student Group in the current year.
Value: New graduate
membership of the Australian Physiotherapy Association, total prize
valued at $500
Awarded to the student with the highest
aggregate mark in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy Management 300 REHB 3008
and Advanced Rehabilitation REHB 4033 the Bachelor of Physiotherapy.
Value: $500 inclusive of cash and a framed citation
Awarded to the student with the
highest overall mark in the course, Cell Biology and Genetics (BIOL
3029). In the event of two students having the same overall mark the
prize will be awarded to the student with the highest exam mark
Value: $200
Awarded annually to the postgraduate
medical sonography student submitting the best written paper pertaining
to the practice of medical sonography, that is suitable for either oral
presentation at the next ASA Annual National Conference or for
publication in Sound Effects. The prize is a framed certificate, free
ASA membership (including type A insurance) for one year and free full
registration to the next ASA national conference for those recipients
who agree to either present at the conference or publish an article in
the quarterly bulletin, Sound Effects (or both).
Value: Framed
certificate, free 1 year ASA membership, free full registration to next
ASA conference, or publish article in bulletin, Sound Effects (or both),
prize valued at $500
Awarded to the student in the Master of Musculoskeletal and Sports
Physiotherapy with the highest academic achievement in the sports
component of the program.
Value: $500 performance pack voucher
The prize will be awarded at completion
of the Graduate Certificate or Graduate Diploma in Nursing
(Cardiovascular Nursing) and will be awarded to the highest achieving
student (highest Grade Point Average) for the program.
Value: Certificate. 1 year
Affiliate membership to the CSANZ, prize valued at $500
Awarded annually to the student who, on
completion of the program for the Bachelor of Applied Science
(Occupational Therapy), is perceived by School staff members, clinicians
and student peers to embody the highest professional qualifications.
Value: Parchment and a gift
Awarded to the fourth year Honours student who has achieved the
highest aggregate mark in the courses Pharmacy Honours Project in the
Bachelor of Pharmacy program.
Value: $750
Awarded to the fourth year student who has achieved the highest
aggregate mark in the course Advanced Therapeutics in the Bachelor of
Pharmacy program.
Value: $500
Awarded to the third year student who has achieved the highest
aggregate mark in the courses Pharmacotherapeutics Practice 1A and
Pharmacotherapeutics Practice 1B.
Value: $500
Awarded to the third year student who has achieved the highest
aggregate mark in the courses Pharmacotherapeutics Theory 1 and
Pharmacotherapeutics Theory 2.
Value: $500
Awarded to the student who is the best overall performer in the
Pharmaceutical Industry (PHAR1005), Drug Discovery (PHAR 2010) and Drug
Development (PHAR 2009) courses as judged by contribution to classes,
achievement in group projects.
Value: $500
Awarded to the student achieving the
highest aggregate mark for all haematology courses taught in the
Laboratory Medicine program, comparing MEDI 2005 - Haematology 201, MEDI
3012 - Transfusion and Haemostasis 300 and MEDI 4004 - Haematology 401.
Value: $250
This is an encouragement prize given to a David Pank Northern Areas
High Achiever Scholarship applicant who strives to achieve their goals
and has the determination to succeed.
Value: $1,000
This is an encouragement prize given to a David Pank UniSA-PAL
Scholarship applicant who strives to achieve their goals and has the
determination to succeed.
Value: $1,000
Awarded to the student in the Bachelor
of Physiotherapy whose assessments throughout the program have shown the
greatest clinical and human relationship skills.
Value: $500
Awarded to the student in the Master of
Physiotherapy (Graduate Entry) whose assessments throughout the program
have shown the greatest clinical and human relationship skills.
Value: $500
Awarded to the student in the Bachelor
of Physiotherapy who receives the highest mark in the course Health
Promotion in Physiotherapy B.
Value: $100 voucher
The Prize is awarded to the student with
the most outstanding essay submitted within the Course Being a Health
Professional NURS 1033. The essay submission date will be at the
conclusion of the course in study period 2.
Value: $1,000 worth of book vouchers
Awarded to the student in the Nutrition
and Food Sciences degree who completes the first year of the program
with the highest GPA for all eight course.
Value: $500
Awarded to the student in the Nutrition
and Food Sciences degree who completes the second year of the program
with the highest GPA for all eight second year courses.
Value: $500
Awarded to the student in the Nutrition
and Food Sciences degree who completes the third year of the program
with the highest GPA for all eight third year courses.
Value: $500
Awarded to the student who completes the
Bachelor of Nutrition and Food Sciences with the highest aggregate GPA
for all three years of the degree.
Value: $1,500
Awarded to the student who completes the
Bachelor of Nutrition and Food Sciences with the second highest
aggregate GPA for all three years of the degree.
Value: $750
Awarded to the student who completes the
Bachelor of Nutrition and Food Sciences with the third highest aggregate
GPA for all three years of the degree.
Value: $500
Product Development - Awarded to the
team of up to three students that are judged to have developed the most
innovative and healthy potential commercial food product in the course
FOSC3009 - Analysis of Foods.
Value: $1,000
Awarded to the student who on completion
of the Bachelor of Physiotherapy has shown outstanding clinical
assessment skills, caring qualities and application of knowledge in
paediatrics (the student who achieves the highest mark for the
paediatric component of the Rehabilitation course).
Value: $150
Awarded to the student in the Bachelor of Podiatry who achieves the
highest aggregate mark in the courses Clinical Biomechanics 400 and
Clinical Biomechanics 401.
Value: $100 (This prize has a high intrinsic value due to
the historical and prestigious nature)
Awarded to the student who, on
completion of the Bachelor of Physiotherapy, has shown outstanding
knowledge of and particular care in the application of electrotherapy.
Value: $200
Awarded to the final year student in the
Bachelor of Physiotherapy who has demonstrated outstanding achievement
and application of knowledge in the area of Women's Health.
Value: $100 book voucher, and two year's subscription to the Continence
& Women's Health Group, SA Chapter (if a member of the APA in the year of
graduation)
Awarded to the student with the most
outstanding performance in a one year chemistry based honours program.
Value: $250
Awarded to the final year student in the
Bachelor of Physiotherapy who distinguishes herself/himself in the third
and fourth years of the program and whose clinical work has been carried
out with the greatest intelligence, skill and care.
Value: $500
Awarded to the student with the most
outstanding performance in the first year of the Bachelor of Nutrition
and Food Science or or Bachelor of Laboratory Medicine.
Value: $150
Awarded annually to the final year
student in the Bachelor of Applied Science (Occupational Therapy) who
has demonstrated the highest academic performance in courses related to
injury management and worker rehabilitation.
Value: $150
Awarded to the Laboratory Medicine
student achieving the highest mark in the course MEDI 3012 - Transfusion
and Haemostasis 300
Value: $250
This is an encouragement prize given to a Margaret E Pank First Year
Nursing Grant applicant who strives to achieve their goals and has the
determination to succeed.
Value: $500
This is an encouragement prize given to a Margaret E Pank Nursing
Scholarship applicant who strives to achieve their goals and has the
determination to succeed.
Value: $1,000
Awarded annually to the best performing
student from each campus offering the program who achieves a
consistently high aggregate mark in the clinical and professional
nursing courses across the three years of the Bachelor of Nursing
program, and who demonstrates a high degree of skills and a caring
professional approach to clinical practice.
Value: $1,000 and certificate
Awarded to the Midwifery Student
completing the post-registration Midwifery Program in the School of
Nursing and Midwifery in the minimum time - 3 years part-time and who
demonstrates excellence in clinical practice.
Value: $1,000
Awarded to the student with the highest academic achievement in the
Master of Musculoskeletal and Sports Physiotherapy.
Value: Total value $500 inclusive of cash and a framed
citation.
Awarded to the most successful student
in the psycho-social sections of the Bachelor of Applied Science
(Occupational Therapy).
Value: $200
Awarded to the student with the highest
aggregate mark in the final two years of the Bachelor of Laboratory
Medicine, (excluding Honours and Clinical Practice courses) having
completed successfully all courses in the program at first attempt.
Value: Total value of the prize
is $500, one years Graduate membership subscription to the Australian
Institute of Medical Scientists and a suitably inscribed parchment
Awarded to the student with the highest aggregate score in Drug
Discovery / Drug Development stream (Pharmaceutical Industry Experience,
Drug Discovery, Pharmaceutical Commercialisation) in the Bachelor of
Pharmaceutical Science Program.
Value: $500
Awarded to the student with the best Pharmaceutical Industry
Experience report and presentation in the Bachelor of Pharmaceutical
Science Program.
Value: $500
Awarded to the student with the highest GPA in the Bachelor of
Pharmaceutical Science program.
Value: $1,000
Awarded to the student who has achieved the highest aggregate mark in
the second year of the Bachelor of Pharmaceutical Science program.
Value: $500
Awarded to the student who has achieved the highest aggregate mark in
the third year of the Bachelor of Pharmaceutical Science program.
Value: $500
Awarded to the student who has achieved the highest aggregate mark in
first year of the Bachelor of Medical Science program.
Value: $500
Awarded to the most outstanding first
year student in the Bachelor of Applied Science (Human Movement) who
continues in the program.
Value: $200 and a plaque
Awarded to the student who has achieved
the highest aggregate mark in the second year of the Bachelor of
Pharmacy.
Value: $500
Awarded to the student who has achieved
the highest aggregate mark in the fourth year of the Bachelor of
Pharmacy.
Value: $500
Awarded annually to an outstanding final
year student in the Bachelor of Applied Science (Human Movement)
program, on the basis of performance in the course, Physical
Rehabilitation, overall academic record and a Directed Study project in
physical Rehabilitation undertaken at the Hampstead Rehabilitation
Centre.
Value: $1,000
Awarded annually to the final year
student in the Bachelor of Applied Science (Occupational Therapy) who
has demonstrated the highest academic performance in courses related to
occupational science.
Value: 1 year subscription to the Journal of Occupational Science
Awarded annually to a final year student
in the Masters of Occupational Therapy (Graduate Entry) who has
demonstrated the highest academic and practical performance in the
courses relating to enabling occupation studies and occupational therapy
field work practice over the 2 years of the degree course.
Value: $500 and Certificate
Awarded annually to a final year student
in the Bachelor of Applied Science (Occupational Therapy) who has
demonstrated the highest academic and practical performance in the
courses relating to enabling occupation studies and occupational therapy
field work practice over the 4 years of the degree course.
Value: $500 and Certificate
Awarded annually to a final year
undergraduate occupational therapy student who has demonstrated the
highest academic performance in the courses relating to research and
evidence based practice, with the exclusion of honours' related courses.
Value: $100 and Certificate
Selection is based on the highest
academic performance for a graduand that has completed the sub-major or
major in Outdoor Education.
Value: Membership to Outdoor
Educators, Association of South Australia (OEASA), prize and gift
voucher. Total prize valued at $500. School: Health Sciences
Awarded to the student in the Nutrition
and Food Sciences degree who achieves the highest aggregate mark in
FOSC2001 - Introductory Microbiology, FOSC2003 - Food Microbiology 201
and FOSC3012 - Food Microbiology 301.
Value: $750
Awarded
to the graduand of the Master of Musculoskeletal and Sports
Physiotherapy for overall excellence in the clinical components of the
courses: Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy Theory and Management and
Principles of Sports and Orthopaedic Physiotherapy.
Value: Membership of the Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy Australia Group
MPA, SA Chapter (where
the recipient is an APA (Australian Physiotherapy Association) member in
the year of graduation).
Awarded to the second year student who has achieved the highest
aggregate mark in the courses Pharmacology and Pathophysiology 1 and
Pharmacology and Pathophysiology 2.
Value: $500
Awarded to the second year student who has achieved the highest
aggregate mark in the courses Dosage Form Design 1, Dosage Form Design 2
and Pharmacokinetics and Biopharmaceutics P201.
Value: $500
Awarded to the student who has achieved the highest aggregate mark in
the courses Pharmacy Practice 1A, Pharmacy Practice 1B and Pharmacy
Practice 2.
Value: $250
Awarded to the fourth year student who has achieved the highest
aggregate mark in the courses Pharmacy Practice 3A and Pharmacy Practice
3B in the Bachelor of Pharmacy program.
Value: $500
Awarded to the student in Bachelor of Pharmaceutical Science with the
highest GPA for first year.
Value: $500
Awarded on completion of the Bachelor of
Pharmacy to the student who has the highest grade point average (GPA)
and has completed the program within four academic years, providing the
final GPA is above 6.25. The student must have completed at least 3
years fulltime in a pharmacy program at the University of South
Australia.
Value: Medal
Awarded to the third year student who has achieved the highest
aggregate mark in the courses Quality Use of Medicines and Research in
Evidence in Pharmacy.
Value: $500
Awarded annually to the student in the
Bachelor of Physiotherapy with Honours who receives the highest mark for
the Honours thesis.
Value: $150
Awarded annually to the most outstanding
graduand in the Bachelor of Applied Science (Human Movement) who has
demonstrated the highest academic performance in courses related to
Sports Science.
Value: $250
Awarded to the student from the Bachelor of Medical Science or
Bachelor of Pharmaceutical Science program with the highest aggregate
mark in the following Chemistry topics: Chemistry 100 (CHEM 1006) and
Chemistry 101 (CHEM 1007) or Chemistry in Life 100 (CHEM 1013) and
Chemistry in Life 101 (CHEM 1014): plus the best two elective results
from the Chemistry Stream comprising of: Pharmaceutical Chemistry 1
(CHEM 2028), Pharmaceutical Chemistry 2 (CHEM 2029), Pharmaceutical
Analysis 1 (CHEM 2026) and Pharmaceutical Analysis 2 (CHEM 2027)
Value: $500, inclusive of $250 cash and a Framed
citation
Awarded to the highest achieving
graduating student from the Bachelor of Nursing program at the City East
campus.
Value: One year's
membership plus joining fee to the Royal College of Nursing (Australia),
total prize valued at $500
Awarded annually to the student in the
research program of Master of Applied Science (Physiotherapy) or Doctor
of Philosophy who must be a physiotherapist and who distinguishes
themselves in their dedication and application to research in
physiotherapy. The prize will recognise achievements in research
grants, publications, presentations and scholarly activity during their
candidature.
Value: $500
Awarded to the final year student in the Master of Physiotherapy
(Graduate Entry) who distinguishes herself/himself academically
throughout the two years of the degree. (highest GPA over two years of
study).
Value: $300
Two annual Sansom Publication awards will be made each year, one for
the publication with the highest overall impact factor, and one for the
publication with the highest impact factor when ranked by field.
Students must be first author on the publication, and the publication
must contain original research.
Value: $500
To recognise a PhD graduate's original and excellent research
achievement.
Value: Medal only.
The Sansom Pharmacy Fund Travel Award support students (undergraduate
or postgraduate) presenting their research at national and international
conferences.
Value: $500 (national) and $1000 (international)
Awarded to the fourth year student who has achieved the highest
aggregate mark in the courses Pharmacy Management Essentials and
Professional Placement in the Bachelor of Pharmacy program.
Value: $500
The Sheila Bailey Midwifery Prize is open to eligible South
Australian students whose home is in a rural, remote or isolated area
and who are enrolled in the second year of the Bachelor of Midwifery (IBMW)
program. The prize will be awarded on the basis of program grade point
average on completion of the first year of the program. The Prize will
provide $1,000 to assist with educational costs.
Value: $1,000
The Sheila Bailey Physiotherapy Prize is open to eligible South Australian students whose home is in a rural, remote or isolated area and who are enrolled as a full-time internal student in the second year of the Bachelor of Physiotherapy (IBPZ) program. They must have completed SACE Year 12 in a rural, remote or isolated area before commencing the Bachelor of Physiotherapy.
The prize will be awarded on the basis of program grade point average on completion of the first year of the program.
The prize will provide $1,000 to assist with educational costs.
Value: $1000
Awarded to the third year student who has achieved the highest
aggregate mark in the courses Dosage Form Design 3 and Dosage Form
Design 4.
Value: $250
Awarded to the fourth year student in the Bachelor of Pharmacy who
has achieved the highest aggregate mark in the courses Issues in
Contemporary Pharmacy Practice and Nutrition and Therapeutics.
Value: $500
Awarded to the student in the Bachelor of Podiatry whose assessments
throughout the program have shown the greatest clinical and human
relationship skills.
Value: Value:$500, inclusive of a $200 book voucher and the
intrinsic educational value of the books.
Awarded to the student who has achieved
the highest aggregate mark in the first year of the Bachelor of
Pharmacy.
Value: $750
Awarded to the student in the Bachelor of Podiatry with the highest
academic achievement in Podiatry Clinical Studies 100, 101, 200, 201,
300, 301 and 400, Podiatry Practice 201, 400 and 401, and Applied
Podiatry Practice 300 and 301.
Value: $300 (This prize has a high intrinsic value due to
the historical and prestigious nature)
Awarded to the student with the highest
aggregate mark in the Bachelor of Laboratory Medicine, provided the
student has passed all courses at the first attempt.
Value: $350 plus a suitably inscribed framed parchment to the
intrinsic value of $500
Awarded to the student with the highest
aggregate mark in the Honours courses in the Bachelor of Laboratory
Medicine with Honours program, provided the student has passed all
courses at the first attempt.
Value: $350 plus a suitably inscribed framed parchment to
the intrinsic value of $500
Awarded to the student who has achieved
the highest GPA in the second year of the Bachelor of Pharmacy program.
Value: One 2 year subscription
to the eTG. Approximate value $500
Awarded to the best performing student who achieves a consistently
high GPA across the first two years of the Bachelor of Nursing program (IBNU
and WBNU), and who demonstrates a high degree of skills and a caring
professional approach (i.e. highest grade in ELA Practicum 1) to
clinical practice in Aged Care.
Value: $500
Awarded to the student gaining the
highest marks for the presentation component in Clinical Practice 400A
and Clinical Practice 400B.
Value: Total prize valued at
$500, a one year subscription to the Australian Institute of Medical
Scientists and a suitably inscribed parchment.
