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Awarded to the top student having the best overall academic
performance with a GPA of 5.75 or above enrolled in the Graduate Diploma
in Engineering by coursework program (LGEE) in the School of Electrical
& Information Engineering.
Value: $300
Awarded to the top two students having the best overall academic
performance with a GPA of 6 or above, enrolled in the Master of
Engineering by coursework program (LMEE) in the School of Electrical &
Information Engineering.
Value: $500 each
Awarded to a student having the best overall performance with a GPA
of 5.75 or above upon completion of the first year of the Associate
Degree in Engineering program in Electrical and Information Engineering.
Value: $500
To be awarded to a student completing the Bachelor of Business
Information Systems (DBBI) program who demonstrates the strongest
teamwork qualities in the program. Students within the program will be
asked to rank their fellow students.
Value: $500
Awarded to the student who achieves the best overall
performance in the course Business Applications Programming 1 (COMP
1008).
Value: Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 or equivalent and one year's
membership to the Australian Visual Basic Users Group (value $1,200)
Awarded to the top student with the best
overall performance upon completion of either the Master of Engineering
(Transport Systems Engineering) or Graduate Diploma of Engineering
(Transport Systems Engineering) program.
Value: The prize will comprise a cash award of $200, a plaque, and a
one year membership of the Institute
Awarded to the Civil Engineering student
with the best overall performance in the undergraduate course
Transportation Engineering.
Value: The prize will comprise a cash award of $200, a plaque, and a
one year membership of the Institute
Awarded to a student with the best overall performance in the final
year Electrical and Information Engineering projects involving
microelectronics/microengineering.
Value: $500
Awarded to the student who achieves the best overall performance in
the course 'Mechanical Design Practice' in the Bachelor of Engineering
(Mechanical) or (Mechanical/specialisation) or associated mechanical
double degrees.
Value: Medal and Certificate
Awarded to the student with the highest
GPA upon completion of the Master of Engineering (Advanced Manufacturing
Technology or Manufacturing Management) program.
Value: $500 and a certificate
Awarded to the student who achieves the best overall performance in
the course `Mechanics and Physics' in the Bachelor of Engineering
(Mechanical) or (Mechanical/ specialisation) program or associated
mechanical double degrees.
Value: Medal and a certificate
Awarded to not more than two students
for achievement, worthy of recognition and encouragement, in Applied
Physics courses, in the previous one or two semesters in any year of the
Bachelor of Science (Applied Physics major) program.
Value: Book prize $100
The Arthur J Smith Prize is awarded to the student with the best
overall performance upon completion of the Bachelor of Sustainable
Environments (Geographical and Earth Systems) degree program. The prize
has been established in honour of Arthur John Smith, a gold prospector
who in 1906, was the first Australian to discover radioactive ore at
Radium Hill which is located approximately 460 km north-east of
Adelaide.
Value: $500
To be awarded to the student with the
best overall performance upon completion of the Bachelor of Business
Information Systems (DBBI) program.
Value: $250 book voucher, engraved medallion and 12 months ACS
(Australian Computer Society) membership
Awarded to the most outstanding graduate
from a degree in Computer and Information Science.
Value: $250 book voucher, engraved medallion and 12 months ACS
membership
To be awarded to the student with the
best overall performance in the first year of the Bachelor of Applied
Science (Civil Aviation) program.
Value: $1,000
Awarded to the student of the Associate
Degree in Built Environment completing all the courses in stage 1 of the program
with the highest aggregate marks for all those courses.
Value: Certificate and one year's student membership of the Australian
Institute of Building.
Awarded to the student completing the
Associate Degree in Built Environment with the highest marks for the whole of the
program.
Value: Books to the value of $100
Awarded to the student in the Bachelor
of Construction, Management, and Economics program for the highest
aggregate mark in the courses Construction Management 1N and 2N.
Value: Books to the value of $100
Awarded to the student with the best
overall performance upon completion of the Bachelor of Construction,
Management, and Economics program.
Value: Medal and a certificate
Awarded
annually to the student with the best overall performance in the
Bachelor of Construction, Management, and Economics program. The
student must have completed the first two years of full-time study in
the program, or its equivalent in part-time study, and will be not more
than 25 years of age at 31 December of the second year. The student must
be a member of the Australian Institute of Building.
Value: One week's accommodation and fare paid to visit either
Singapore, New Zealand or an Australian capital city. A full written report of the visit must be
submitted to the Institute.
Awarded to the final year student in the
Bachelor of Construction Management and Economics who submitted the best
Building Research projects 1 and 2 for the year.
Value: Certificate, reference books and/or equipment
Awarded
to the student with the best overall performance in the courses
Structures 1 and 2 in the Bachelor of Construction, Management and
Economics program.
Value: Certificate and reference books
Awarded to the student achieving the
highest overall marks upon completing their final year in the Graduate
Certificate in Building and Planning (Building Surveying option).
Value: $650 and certificate
Awarded
to the student achieving the highest overall marks upon completing their
final year in the Bachelor of Construction, Management, and Economics
(Honours) (Building Surveying option).
Value: $650 and certificate
Awarded to the student in the Bachelor
of Construction, Management and Economics program for the highest
aggregate mark in the courses Quantity Surveying 3R and 4R.
Value: 2 year membership of the Australian Institute of Quantity
Surveyors valued at $424 ($450 if won by a mature aged student)
To be awarded to the student achieving
the best overall performance in the meteorology component in the courses
Navigation and Meteorology 1, Navigation and Meteorology 2 and the
course Meteorology 3 in the Bachelor of Applied Science (Civil Aviation)
program.
Value: Book to the value of $1,000 presented by the Australian
Meteorological and Oceanographic society.
To be awarded to the student achieving a
meritorious result in the Meteorological component in the course
Navigation and Meteorological 1, Navigation and Meteorology 2and the
course Meteorology 3 in the Bachelor of Applied Science (Civil Aviation)
program.
Value: Book to the value of $100 presented by the Australian
Meteorological Association
Awarded to the graduate from either the
Bachelor of Applied Science (Mathematical and Computer Modelling) or the
Bachelor of Mathematical Sciences programs with the most outstanding
combined results in the courses Linear Programming and Networks,
Introduction to Stochastic Processes and Optimisation.
Value: $200
To be awarded to the final year student with the best overall
performance in the courses Surveying Project A and Surveying B or the
Honours Project 1 (Surveying) and Honours Project 2 (Surveying) in the
Bachelor of Geoinformatics and Surveying program.
Value: $250 and a certificate of recognition.
Annual prize offered to the student who
demonstrates the greatest proficiency in steel structures in the third
year of the Bachelor of Engineering (Civil Engineering)
program or associated double degree programs.
Value: $200 plus certificate
Awarded to the student with the best
overall performance in the course Engineering Maintenance in the
Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering) and
associated double degrees.
Value: $200 and a certificate
Awarded to the most outstanding student
or students in the Civil Engineering Honours Project 1N and 2N.
Value: $200
Awarded to the student with the best overall performance in two core
courses, Systems Engineering 1 and Systems Engineering 2 in the Bachelor
of Engineering (Computer Systems), (Electrical & Mechatronic),
(Electronics and Communications), (Networking and Communications)
programs or associated double degree program.
Value: $400
Awarded to the student with the best overall performance and
leadership in the courses System Design Techniques and Electrical and
Information Engineering Project in the final year of the Bachelor of
Engineering (Computer Systems) program and associated double degrees.
Value: $500
Awarded to the student having the most outstanding record on
completion of the Bachelor of Engineering (Computer Systems) and
associated double degrees.
Value: $750
Awarded to the student who completes the most outstanding project
involving the design and/or construction of a digital computer hardware
device or system during the final year of the Bachelor of Engineering
(Computer Systems), (Electrical and Mechatronic), (Electronics and
Communications), (Networking and Communications) program and associated
double degrees program.
Value: $500
Awarded to the student for the most
outstanding project at undergraduate or postgraduate program work level.
Value: $375
Awarded to the student with the best overall performance in the
course Digital Signal Processing in the Bachelor of Engineering
(Computer Systems), (Electronic and Mechatronic), (Electronics and
Communications), or (Networking and Communications or associated double
degree programs.
Value: $300
Awarded to the student with the best overall performance in a final
year project sponsored by BAE Systems in the Bachelor of Engineering
(Computer Systems), (Electrical & Mechatronic), (Electronics and
Communications), (Networking and Communications) program and associated
double degrees.
Value: $300
Awarded to the most outstanding first
year student in a degree program in Computer and Information Science.
Value: $350
Awarded to the most outstanding second
year student in a degree program in Computer and Information Science.
Value: $500
Awarded annually to the student who
achieves the most outstanding results in the course Engineering
Materials N.
Value: ASM Handbook Desk Edition, value of approximately $500
Awarded to the final year student in the Bachelor of Science (Applied
Physics major) program and associated double degrees, who has achieved a
minimum standard of distinctions in physics courses contributing at
least one half of the total points for the third year of the program.
Value: AIP Medal
Awarded to the student with the best
overall performance in the course Project Planning and Control in
Manufacture in the Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical and Manufacturing
Engineering) and associated double degrees.
Value: $200 and a certificate
Awarded to students in the group who
achieve the best overall performance in the construction and
implementation of their assignment in the Warman Design Competition
conducted in the course 'Engineering Innovation and Practice'.
Value: $200 to be divided equally amongst group members
Awarded annually to student with the most outstanding results in
Engineering Design and Innovation'. Students must be undertaking the
Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical) or (Mechanical/specialisation)
program or associated double degrees.
Value: $500 and the student's name will be displayed on plaque on
the prize winners board, in the School of Advanced Manufacturing and
Mechanical Engineering
Awarded annually to a student with outstanding results in Engineering Innovation and Practice.
Where there are two equally outstanding students in the one year, 1st
and 2nd prizes may be divided equally between both recipients.
Value: $200 and the student's name will be displayed on plaque on
the prize winners board, in the School of Advanced Manufacturing and
Mechanical Engineering
Awarded annually to a student with outstanding results in Engineering Innovation and Practice.
Value: $100 and the student's name will be displayed on plaque on
the prize winners board, in the School of Advanced Manufacturing and
Mechanical Engineering
One prize will be awarded annually to
the student with the best overall performance in the course Network
Fundamentals (INFT 1012). The course may be completed in any study
period.
Value: $1,575 consisting of a CISCO877W-G-A-K9 ADSL Security Router with
wireless 802.11g
One prize will be awarded annually to
the student with the best overall performance in the course Network
Technology M (COMP 5049). The course may be completed in any study
period.
Value: $1,575 consisting of a CISCO877W-G-A-K9 ADSL Security Router with
wireless 802.11g
Awarded at each of the three South
Australian universities to the top female physics student in the
Bachelor of Science (Applied Physics major) program at second year
level, taking a minimum of one third of that year's workload in physics
topics. The prize will be presented at the annual Claire Corani Memorial
Lecture, sponsored by the Australian Institute of Physics.
Value: $200 and a certificate
Awarded to a student with the best overall performance in the third
year of the Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical and Mechatronic) or
associated double degrees.
Value: $500
Awarded to the most distinguished
student by virtue of balanced theoretical and practical performance in
the courses Electrical and Information Engineering Project 1 and 2 or
Project 1 and 2 Honours, providing there is a candidate of sufficient
merit.
Value: $200
Awarded to a student in the Bachelor of
Engineering (Telecommunications) and associated double degrees for best
overall performance in the core Telecommunications courses, Modern
Communication Systems and Telecommunications Networks M in the fourth
year of a single degree and in the fifth year of an associated double
degree.
Value: $200
The Codan High Achiever Engineering Prize will assist a high
achieving student enrolled full-time in the second year of a Bachelor of
Engineering or associated double degree program at UniSA Prize selection
will be based on the student's Grade Point Average (GPA) at the
completion of the first year of the program. Preference may be given to
a student undertaking a Bachelor of Engineering (Computer Systems),
(Electrical and Mechatronic), (Electronics and Communication) or
(Networking and Communications) or associated double degree program. In
the event of a GPA tie the Prize will be awarded at the discretion of
the First Year Engineering Program Coordinator. Eligible applicants must
be an Australian citizen or permanent resident.
Value: $2,500 paid in a single instalment after the SP2 census
date in second year
Awarded to the student in the Bachelor
of Engineering (Electronic and Microengineering) program and associated
double degrees for best overall performance in the course Radio
Engineering G.
Value: $500
Awarded to the student in the area of
Radio Frequency Engineering in the final year of a Codan defined project
in the Bachelor of Engineering program (IT option) and associated double
degrees.
Value: Two prizes of $200 will be awarded annually. Codan
will also sponsor these project (s), value $300 each.
To be awarded annually to the final year
Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering)
student who achieves the best overall performance in the course
Sustainable Energy System Design.
Value: $500 and a certificate
Awarded to the student for achieving the
best overall performance in the course Earth Systems in the Bachelor of
Engineering (Civil Engineering) program or an associated double degree
program.
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: $1000
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 with the best overall performance in the
course 'Mechanical System Design' in the Bachelor of Engineering
(Mechanical) or (Mechanical/specialisation) program or associated double
degrees.
Value: Medal and a certificate
To be awarded to the student with the
best overall performance completing the Bachelor of Applied Science (Biodiversity,
Environmental and Park Management) program, selected on the basis of the
highest grade point average achieved in the second and third years of
the program.
Value: $250
To be awarded to the student with the
best overall performance completing the Bachelor of
Applied Science (Biodiversity, Environmental and Park Management) program,
Park Management Major and selected on the basis of the highest grade point average achieved in the
second and third years of the program.
Value: $250
This award is presented annually to a student graduating from the
Bachelor of Applied Science (Biodiversity, Environmental & Park
Management) or Honours (LBDV/LHDV) program who has demonstrated
outstanding achievement in community and university service over the
duration of their studies. The award is determined by the teaching staff
from the Biodiversity, Environmental and Park Management Program.
Value: $250
Awarded to the student with the best
overall academic performance in their second year of study at the
University of South Australia in the Bachelor of Engineering (IT Option)
program and associated double degrees.
Value: $1,000 each plus certificate
Awarded to the student achieving the best overall
performance in the course Electromagnetic Compatibility in the Bachelor
of Engineering (IT option), or associated double degree programs or the
Master of Engineering.
Value: $300
Awarded to the student who completes the best project involving the
technology relevant to Surveillance Systems and completes the best
project involving the design and/or construction of a digital computer
hardware device or system during the final year of Bachelor of
Engineering program (Computer Systems), (Electrical & Mechatronic),
(Electronics and Communications), (Networking and Communications) or
associated double degrees program.
Value: $500
Awarded to the student with the best
overall performance in the course Robotics and Manufacturing Automation
in the Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering)
and associated double degrees.
Value: $200 and a certificate
Awarded to the student with the best
overall performance in the final year project in Robotics and/or
Manufacturing areas in the Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical and
Manufacturing Engineering) and associated double degrees.
Value: Medal and a certificate
To be awarded to a student completing
the Bachelor of Business Information Systems (DBBI) program who
demonstrates the strongest leadership qualities in the program. Students
within the program will be asked to rank their fellow students
Value: $500 gift voucher
Awarded for the best overall performance
in the course Electronic Analogue Circuits or Electronic Filters and
Amplifiers by a student in the Bachelor of Engineering (IT option) and
associated double degrees.
Value: elab877 Development Board and CoreChart single licence
To be awarded to the student with the best overall performance in the
course Electrical Power Systems in the Bachelor of Engineering (Computer
Systems), (Electrical & Mechatronic), (Electronics and Communications),
(Networking and Communications) or associated double degrees program.
Value: $505
Awarded to the team for the best overall performance in the final
year electrical power engineering project in the Bachelor of Engineering
(Computer Systems), (Electrical & Mechatronic), (Electronics and
Communications), (Networking and Communications) or associated double
degree program.
Value: $500
Awarded to the most distinguished
student in the final year of their project related work in the courses
Electrical and Information Engineering Project 1 and 2 or Honours 1 and
2.
Value: $500
Awarded annually to the student
attaining the highest result in the courses Professional Engineering
Practice, Systems Engineering 2 or Manufacturing Operations for
Engineers in the Bachelor of Engineering program in Electrical and
Mechatronic Engineering, Electronic and Microengineering, Mechanical
Engineering or Mining Engineering. (Students must be Australian
citizens or permanent residents of Australia).
Value: $300
An annual award consisting of a $200
cash premium and The Keith Johinke Medal is awarded to a student in the
final year of a Bachelor of Engineering program. Selection is made with
the emphasis on academic achievement, but personal qualities will also
be assessed by an interview panel.
Value: $200 and a medal
One prize will be awarded annually to
the student with the best overall performance in the course Enterprise
Systems using SAP M (INFS 5024).
Value: $1,000
Awarded to the student with the overall in performance in Electrical
Power Systems or Electrical Energy Systems‚ or Intelligent & Digital
Control and Mechatronics 2 courses in the final year of the Bachelor of
Engineering (Electrical and Mechatronic) program and associated double
degrees program.
Value: $500
Awarded to the student with the best overall performance during the
first three years (four years in a double degree) in the Bachelor of
Engineering (Electrical and Mechatronic Engineering) program and
associated double degree program.
Value: $500
One prize will be awarded annually to the student with the best
overall performance in the course Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)
using SAP (INFT 3009).
Value: $1,000
Awarded annually to the most outstanding
student from the final year of the Bachelor of Engineering (Civil Engineering) program or associated double degree program.
Value: $350
Awarded to a first year student who
achieves the best overall performance in the Bachelor of Biodiversity,
Environmental and Park Management.
Value: $500 worth of camping or field equipment
To be awarded to the student with the best overall performance upon
completion of the Master of Business Information Systems (DMIS) program.
Value: $500
The FutureNet High Achiever Engineering Prize will assist a high
achieving student enrolled full-time in the second year of a Bachelor of
Engineering or associated double degree program at UniSA
Prize selection will be based on the student's Grade Point Average (GPA)
at the completion of the first year of the program. In the event of a
GPA tie the Prize will be awarded at the discretion of the First Year
Engineering Program Coordinator.
Eligible applicants must be an Australian citizen or permanent resident.
Value: $2,500
Awarded to the student in the Bachelor
of Engineering (Civil Engineering) [or associated double degree] program
for achieving the best overall performance in the courses Mechanics and
Structures, Earth Systems, Geoinformatics for Engineers and Fluid and
Energy Engineering (completed in the same year).
Value: $200
Awarded to the student with the best
overall performance in the courses: Programming in Java 1 or Advanced
Programming in Java 1; plus Programming in Java 2 or Advanced
Programming in Java 2; plus Objects and Algorithms in C++ or Advanced
Objects and Algorithms in C++; and Project Management for Software
Engineering or Information Systems Project Management in an
undergraduate program in the School of Computer and Information Science.
Value: $550
Awarded to the most outstanding third
year female student in the Bachelor of Engineering program (IT option)
and associated double degrees. The nomination would be on the basis of
both academic and personal excellence which would be expected to lead to
the enhancement of the status of women in the profession.
Value: Certificate and Medal
Awarded to the student with the best overall
performance in the courses: Business Applications Programming 2 (COMP
2022), Data Modelling and Database Design (INFS 2004), Systems Analysis
(INFS 2015) and Systems Design (INFS 3063) in an undergraduate program
in the School of Computer and Information Science.
Value: $250
Awarded to the student with the best overall
performance in the courses Programming in Java 1 or Advanced Programming
in Java 1; plus Programming in Java 2 or Advanced Programming in Java 2;
plus Objects and Algorithms in C++ or Advanced Objects and Algorithms in
C++; and Project Management for Software Engineering or Information
Systems Project Management in an undergraduate program in the School of
Computer and Information Science.
Value: $550
Awarded to the outstanding third year female student in
the Bachelor of Engineering program (IT Option) and associated double
degrees, on the basis of both academic and personal excellence, expected
to lead to the enhancement of the status of women in the profession.
Value: Certificate and Medal
Awarded annually to a third year student with the best overall
performance in the course Digital Signal Processing in Bachelor of
Engineering (Computer Systems), (Electrical & Mechatronic), (Electronics
and Communications) (Networking and Communications) or and associated
double degrees program.
Value: $500
Awarded annually to the student with the
best overall performance in the final year of the Bachelor of
Engineering (Electrical and Mechatronic Engineering) program and
associated double degrees.
Value: $400, a certificate and two years membership of the IET upon
graduation
Awarded to the student with the best
overall performance in the course 'Energy Conversion and Management'
undertaking the
Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical Engineering)
program.
Value: $400, engraved medallion and certificate
Awarded to the student in the Bachelor
of Engineering (Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering) degree with
the best overall performance in the four years of the program. The
Advanced Manufacturing and Mechanical Engineering School Board will
nominate the student. The South Australian Panel of the Institution of
Mechanical Engineers will endorse the recommendation and forward it to
the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Bury St Edmonds, UK for
consideration.
Value: 200 Pounds Sterling (approx A$500), plus Certificate
To be awarded to the student in the
Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering)
degree who completes the most outstanding Final Year Project
incorporating research, development or design. The Advanced
Manufacturing and Mechanical Engineering School Board will nominate the
student.
Value: 200 Pounds Sterling (approx A$500), plus Certificate
Awarded to a full-time or part-time
student who achieves the most meritorious results over the whole program
of Bachelor of Geoinformatics and Surveying.
Value: $200
to be awarded annually to the most
outstanding graduand completing postgraduate studies in Test and
Evaluation in the Graduate Certificate in Engineering, Graduate Diploma
in Engineering, or Master of Engineering by coursework programs, or the
Doctor of Philosophy or the Master of Engineering by Research programs.
Value: $500 and medal
Awarded to the student with the most
distinguished performance in Applied Physics courses in the first and
second year of the Bachelor of Science (Applied Physics major) program.
Value: $60
Awarded annually to the graduate/s with
the most outstanding academic achievement in the Bachelor of Computing
(Electronic Commerce) program offered in Hong Kong.
Value: HK $5,000, plus certificate
The Lockheed Martin High Achiever Engineering Prize will assist a
high achieving student enrolled full-time in the second year of a
Bachelor of Engineering or associated double degree program, at UniSA
Prize selection will be based on the student's Grade Point Average (GPA)
at the completion of the first year of the program, and preference may
be given to a student undertaking a Bachelor of Engineering (Computer
Systems), (Electrical and Mechatronic), (Electronics and Communication)
or (Networking and Communications) or associated double degree program.
In the event of a GPA tie, the Prize will be awarded at the discretion
of the First Year Engineering Program Coordinator.
Eligible applicants must be an Australian citizen or permanent resident.
The total value of the prize is $2,500 paid in a single instalment after
the SP 2 census date in second year.
Value: $2,500
Awarded to the student in the Bachelor
of Engineering (Civil Engineering) program or associated
double degree programs who obtains the highest aggregate marks in the
same year in the courses Structural Engineering
1, Structural Engineering 2, Rock and Soil Mechanics and Geotechnical Engineering N.
Value: $750
Awarded to the student achieving
the highest overall marks in the Bachelor of Construction Management and
Economics final year Construction Management elective, in the courses
Construction Management 3 and Construction Management 4.
Value: $400 plus certificate
Awarded annually to the graduand with
the highest grade point average in the Master of Project Management
program offered in Hong Kong.
Value: HK $3,000
Awarded to the most outstanding female
student having the best overall performance upon completion of the
Master of Engineering by coursework program (LMEE) in the School of
Electrical & Information Engineering.
Value: $400 and a medal
Awarded to the student with the best
overall performance in the course Computer and Network Security (INFT
3015).
Value: $300
Awarded to the student with the best
overall performance upon completion of the Bachelor of Software
Engineering (LBSG) program.
Value: $500
Awarded to the student who has the best
combined performance in the Graduate Diploma in Regional and Urban
Planning or in the Master of Regional and Urban Planning.
Value: $100
Awarded to the student with the best
performance each year in Planning Law in the Bachelor of Planning or the
Bachelor of Urban and Regional Planning.
Value: $100
Awarded to the student with the best overall performance upon
completion of first year of the Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical and
Manufacturing Engineering) programs.
Value: $2,000
Awarded to the student for the best overall performance each year on
completion of the Graduate Diploma in Urban and Regional Planning or
Master of Urban and Regional Planning.
Value: Graduate membership of the Planning Institute of Australia for
one year and a voucher valued at $150 towards attendance at CPD and
other PIA educational events
This prize will be awarded to the
student who, on completion of the Bachelor of Urban and Regional
Planning, has achieved the best performance in the final year of the
program.
Value: Graduate membership of the Planning Institute of Australia for
one year and a voucher valued at $150 towards attendance at CPD and
other PIA educational events
Awarded for outstanding academic
achievement over the duration of the Bachelor of Science (Applied
Physics major) program and associated double degrees.
Value: $500, certificate and letter of reference from Head of School
Awarded to the student with the best overall performance in the
course Electrical Circuit Theory in the Bachelor of Engineering
(Computer Systems), (Electrical & Mechatronic), (Electronics and
Communications), (Networking and Communications) or associated double
degrees program.
Value: $500 worth of components from the RS Components Catalogue
Awarded to the student gaining the best overall results in the
courses Electrical Energy Systems, Intelligent & Digital Control,
Mechatronics 1, Mechatronics 2 and Electromotion in the Bachelor of
Engineering (Electrical and Mechatronic Engineering) program and
associated double degrees.
Value: Medal
Awarded to the student who obtains the
best overall results in the courses Survey Law and Ethics and Cadastral
Surveying N from the Bachelor of Geoinformatics and Surveying program
based on examinations and practical performance in these courses.
Value: $200
Awarded annually to a final year student
with the highest aggregate marks in the courses Quantity Surveying 3R
and 3R or Building Surveying 1 and 2 of the Bachelor of Construction
Management and Economics program.
Value: Book voucher to the value of £40
Awarded to the student with the best
overall performance in the course Fluid Mechanics and Heat Transfer in
the Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering)
and associated double degrees.
Value: $200 and a certificate
Awarded to the student achieving the
most outstanding result for the Computer Communication & Networks course
enrolled in a program within the School of Electrical & Information
Engineering.
Value: $500
Awarded to the top two students
achieving the most outstanding results for Minor Thesis 1 & 2, upon
completion of the Master of Engineering by Coursework (LMEE) program in
the School of Electrical & Information Engineering.
Value: $500 each
Awarded to the student for achieving the
best overall performance on completion of the Bachelor of Applied
Science (Mathematical and Computer Modelling) or the Bachelor of
Quantitative Finance or the Bachelor of Mathematical Sciences programs.
Value: $500
Awarded to the most outstanding student
in the final year of the Bachelor of Engineering (Civil Engineering) program or associated double degree program.
Value: $100
Awarded to the most outstanding student
in the final year of the Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical and
Mechatronic Engineering) program and associated double degrees.
Value: $100
Awarded to the most outstanding student
in the final year of the Bachelor of Engineering in Mechanical
Engineering program.
Value: $100
Awarded to the student with the best
overall performance in the course Manufacturing Operations for Engineers
in the Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical and Manufacturing
Engineering) and associated double degrees.
Value: $200 and a certificate
Awarded to the student with the best
overall performance in a final year project in Sustainable Energy in the
Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering) or
Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical and Mathematics) program.
Value: $200 and a certificate
To be awarded to the student with the
best overall performance
completing the Associate Degree in Geographic Information Systems.
Value: $150 plus MISA Membership at the Associate Member grade (value
$85), a plaque and certificate.
To be awarded to the student with the
best overall performance completing the Bachelor of Geographic
Information Systems.
Value: $150 plus MISA Membership at the Member grade (value $105), a
plaque and certificate
Awarded to two second year students who
have shown satisfactory performance in the first year in the Bachelor of
Engineering (Electrical and Mechatronic Engineering) program and
associated double degrees.
Value: $250
Awarded to a Civil Engineering student
for excellence, innovation and effort in the third year reinforced
concrete design project. In case of a tie or joint project, examination
results will determine the winner.
Value: $500, plus certificate and a book
Awarded to the student with the best
overall performance upon completion of an Honours program, which
contains a minor thesis component, within the School of Computer and
Information Science.
Value: $1,000
Awarded to the student having the best academic performance and
highest grade point average upon completion of the first six courses in
the Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical
Engineering) program of the Singapore program.
Value: AUD$500
Awarded to the student having the best
academic performance and who obtains the highest grade point average
upon completion of all courses and final year project in the Bachelor of
Engineering (Electrical Engineering) program of the Singapore program.
Value: AUD$1,500
Awarded to the student having the best
academic performance and highest grade point average upon completion of
first six courses in the Bachelor of Engineering (Electronic
Engineering) program of the Singapore program.
Value: AUD$500
Awarded to the student having the best
academic performance and who obtains the highest grade point average
upon completion of all courses and final year project in the Bachelor of
Engineering (Electronic Engineering) program of the Singapore program.
Value: AUD$1,500
Awarded to the student having the best
academic performance and who obtains the highest grade point average
upon completion of all courses and final year project in the Bachelor of
Engineering (Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering) program in each
intake of the Singapore program. The prize will be jointly funded by
the School of Advanced Manufacturing and Mechanical Engineering and the
Asia Pacific Management Institute (APMI).
Value: S2,000 (Singapore dollars)
