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Library, for a new card, and pay the replacement charge
of $10 to the Cashier.
Students should note that the number on the card is their
University number which should be quoted on all corre­
spondence with the University.
Change of Name or Address
Students are required to notify the Student Enquiry
Service, Registrar’s Office, in writing of any change in
their name. Students are required to supply documentary
evidence of a change of name, such as marriage certifi­
cate, certificate of change of name, driver’s licence or
passport.
Changes of address can be made at the following:
https://student1.mq.edu.au. Students should ensure that
their address details are always up-to-date, as the
University cannot accept responsibility if official com­
munications fail to reach a student.
Scholarships
Please note: Details of scholarships are subject to
change without notice. The following scholarships are
available to undergraduate students at Macquarie
University.
ACS Foundation Trust Scholarships
These scholarships are available to full-time students
enrolled in a Bachelor degree undertaking a coherent
study in computing or the Bachelor of Computer Science,
or the Bachelor of Computing and Information Systems.
The scholarships are valued at $5000 per annum.
For further details contact the Division of Information
and Communication Sciences; tel: 02 9850 9101.
There may be other scholarships available to students
studying in the Information and Communication
Sciences area. Please contact the Department; tel:
02 9850 9500
ARC National Key Centre for
Geochemical Evolution and
Metallogeny of Continents Bachelor
Honours Scholarship
Six scholarships are available for students enrolled in an
honours degree in the Department of Physical
Geography, Macquarie University or in the Department
of Geology, Australian National University and undertak­
ing a program of study and research in the area of geo­
chemical evolution and metallogeny of continents. The
scholarships are valued up to a maximum of $2500 per
candidate. Shared or partial scholarships may be offered.
the School of Education, are offering a limited number of
scholarships to students commencing studies in a
Bachelor of Science Diploma of Education and who fol­
low a particular study pattern.
The scholarships will be awarded on the basis of UAI,
with some scholarships reserved for students who have
attended a secondary school classified by the NSW
Department of Education and Training as “disadvan­
taged”. Several different levels of scholarships will be
offered, for details and an application please see
www.els.mq.edu.au/scholarships.html
For further information please contact Dale Scott; tel: 02
9850 8976 or dscott@els.mq.edu.au.
Biology Summer Research Experience
Scholarships
These scholarships are available on academic merit to
students enrolled in biology undergraduate programs.
The purpose of the scholarships is to provide projectbased work experience opportunities during the summer
vacation. The scholarships are valued at $275 per week
for two to ten weeks depending on the duration of the
work experience project.
For further details contact the Division of Environmental
and Life Sciences; tel: 02 9850 8418.
Chemistry Scholarship
This scholarship is available to students enrolling in the
Bachelor of Science degree undertaking a coherent study
in chemistry. The scholarship is valued at $1000 and is
available for up to three years subject to satisfactory
progress.
For further details contact the Department of Chemistry;
tel: 02 9850 8275.
Division of Information and
Communication Sciences
Scholarships
Up to seven scholarships are available to commencing
undergraduates in the first year of a Bachelor degree pro­
gram leading to a coherent study in any discipline within
the Division of Information and Communication
Sciences. The degrees included are the BeBus,
BTech(Optoel), BTech(Tele), BE, BCompSci, BIT, BSc
in Astronomy and Astrophysics, BSc in Advanced Maths,
BBA BIT, BCom-Acturial Studies with the BSc in
Computing, BA or BSc in the Division of Information
and Communication Sciences.
Bachelor of Science Teaching
Scholarships
The scholarships are available on academic merit to stu­
dents who achieve a UAI of 95 or greater. Up to five of
the scholarships are valued at $2500 per annum and may
be renewed for up to a further two years subject to satis­
factory progress. One scholarship will be reserved for
Indigenous applicants. Up to two scholarships are valued
at $5000 per annum for applicants enrolling in the BIT or
BE degrees and may be renewed for up to a further two
years subject to satisfactory progress.
The Divisions of Environmental and Life Sciences and
Information and Communication Sciences together with
For further details contact the Division of Information
and Communication Sciences; tel: 02 9850 9101.
For further details contact the Department of Physical
Geography tel: 02 9850 8953.
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Commonwealth Learning Scholarships
The Commonwealth Learning Scholarships are part of
the Commonwealth Government’s Higher Education
Reforms passed in December 2003. Their goal is to
increase participation of students from low socio-economic and rural backgrounds by providing them with
financial assistance. Two levels of scholarships are avail­
able ($2000 and $4000 a year) and renewal is contingent
on a grade point average of 2.0.
A full list of eligibility requirements for this award can be
found on the Higher Education Support Act (2003) website:
http://www.backingaustraliasfuture.gov.au/
fact_sheets/7.htm#a
For further details contact the Undergraduate Studies
Section; tel: 02 9850 7321. An online application will be
available in late January 2005.
Doris Wallent Scholarships in
Mathematics
One scholarship will be awarded for excellence in math­
ematics in the NSW/ACT Higher School Certificate to a
first year student enrolled in the units MATH132 and
MATH133 in 2005. Preference will be given to female
candidates.
The scholarship is valued at $1000. For further details
contact the Division of Information and Communication
Sciences; tel: 02 9850 9101.
Dragan Tosich Memorial Scholarship
This scholarship is available to students with an interest
in Serbian Studies and who can show cause for financial
support. The scholarship is valued at $650 per annum.
For further details contact the Department of European
Languages; tel: 02 9850 7005.
Fred Roberts Memorial Scholarship
This scholarship is available to a student who has com­
pleted the requirements for the award of the Advanced
Diploma in Community Management. To be eligible, the
student must show excellence in the study and practice of
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Community
Management as well as having been accepted into anoth­
er course at Macquarie University. The scholarship is val­
ued at $1000 and is awarded on a yearly basis.
Schalchlin
Scholarship
Memorial
Actuarial
These scholarships are available to students who are
enrolled in or are intending to enrol in the Bachelor of
Commerce – Actuarial Studies program or a combined
actuarial studies program. They are available to both high
school leavers and continuing Macquarie University stu­
dents. Candidates must be permanent residents of
Australia. The scholarships are awarded based on acade­
mic merit, financial need and the personal circumstances
of the applicant. The scholarships are tenable for one year
and valued at $2500.
Applicants who already hold any other scholarship or
award, other than Youth Allowance, will only be eligible
to receive the scholarship with the permission of the
donor. Intending applicants who already hold another
scholarship or award may still apply, and should specify
all the details of the scholarship or award held.
For further details and an application form, please see the
Department of Actuarial Studies website at
http://www.actuary.mq.edu.au/scholarships;
tel:
02 9850 8574. Applications close on Wednesday
5 January 2005.
Honours Scholarships – Accounting,
Finance and Economics
The Division of Economic and Financial Studies offers
up to three Honours Scholarships per year in the areas of
Accounting and Finance, and Economics. The scholar­
ships are awarded to full-time students on the basis of
academic merit in their Bachelor degree program. The
standard of academic achievement is measured by the
student’s grade point average (or equivalent). To be eligi­
ble students must be accepted into either the Honours
program in the Department of Accounting and Finance or
the Honours Degree of Bachelor of Economics. The
scholarships are for full-time enrolment in a one-year
program and are not renewable. The scholarships are val­
ued at $7,500 each.
For further details contact the Division of Economic and
Financial Studies; tel: 02 9850 8450.
Jan Rakowski Polish Educational
Scholarships
For further details contact the Diploma in Community
Management Coordinator, Mr Sam Altman; tel:
02 9850 8616.
These scholarships are available for students enrolled in
Polish units of at least six credit points in a given acade­
mic year. The scholarships are valued at $650.
Indigenous Scholarships 2005
For further details contact the Polish Office in the
Department of European Languages; tel: 02 9850 7005.
There is financial assistance available for Indigenous stu­
dents who enrol in a Bachelor Degree program at
Macquarie University (excluding the Bachelor of
Teaching). Details are still being finalised.
For application details contact Warawara, Department of
Indigenous Studies; tel: 02 9850 8836.
John Allison and G L Melville Actuarial
Studies Scholarship and The Laurie
Le Fevre Chemistry Scholarship
This scholarship is available to full-time students under­
taking a Bachelor degree with a coherent study in chem­
istry. Scholarship recipients will be required to enrol in
the following units during the period of the scholarship:
Year 1
CHEM101, CHEM103
Year 2
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CHEM204, CHEM207, CHEM208
Year 3
At least 18 credit points of 300 level chemistry including
an approved combination of units as defined in the
Handbook of Undergraduate Studies.
The scholarship is awarded on the academic merit in the
Higher School Certificate. It is tenable for three years,
subject to satisfactory progress, at the following rates:
$2000 in the first year, $2100 in the second year and
$2200 in the third year of the scholarship.
For further details contact the Department of Chemistry:
tel: 02 9850 8275.
Macquarie University College Housing
Scholarships
These scholarships are available to students of Aboriginal
and Torres Strait Islander descent. The scholarships pro­
vide a fully funded place in Macquarie University
College Housing to successful applicants for one year.
The scholarships are reviewed annually and may be
renewed on the basis of satisfactory academic progress.
For further details contact the Dean of Students; tel:
02 9850 7464.
Macquarie University Honours
Scholarships
These scholarships are awarded to students commencing
an honours program. Selection is based on academic
merit including overall grade point average, grade point
average at 300-level, as well as the number of prizes
awarded during undergraduate study at Macquarie
University. Up to four scholarships will be available in
each College, valued at $5,000 for one year for a fulltime candidate, and $2,500 per year over two years for a
part-time candidate.
Please note: The scholarships cannot be held in conjunc­
tion with another similar award. No application form is
necessary. Suitable candidates applying for an Honours
program may be recommended by their Division of
Registration.
Macquarie University Human
Geography Bachelor Honours
Scholarship
This scholarship is available to students undertaking the
honours program in human geography and is valued at up
to $2000.
For further details contact the Department of Human
Geography; tel: 02 9850 8382.
Macquarie University Innovation
Scholarships
These scholarships will be available for students who
apply for the first time in 2004 for a place through the
Universities Admissions Centre. An Innovation scholar­
ship may be offered to students who are obtaining a 2004
Australian Year 12 Qualification. The scholarships will
be distributed evenly across all programs of study.
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Students need to be Australian citizens or permanent res­
idents to receive this scholarship. Maximum and mini­
mum UAI may vary across each Macquarie Academic
Division based on the quantity and quality of applica­
tions. The range of UAI that will be considered are from
99.49 to approximately 98.50. The scholarships are val­
ued at $2500 and are tenable for the first year of study
only. There is no application form, all students who apply
through UAC will be considered.
For further details contact the Undergraduate Studies
Section; tel: 02 9850 7321.
Macquarie University Super Innovation
Scholarships
These scholarships will be available for students who
apply for the first time in 2004 for a place through the
Universities Admissions Centre. A Super Innovation
scholarship will be offered to all students who are obtain­
ing a 2004 Australian Year 12 Qualification, and who
achieve a Universities Admissions Index (UAI) of 99.5 or
above. Students need to be Australian citizens or perma­
nent residents to be eligible for this scholarship. The
scholarships are valued at $2500 for each year of the stu­
dents’ program of study subject to maintaining an overall
grade point average of 3.5 and higher. There is no appli­
cation form, all students who apply through UAC will be
considered.
For further details contact the Undergraduate Studies
Section; tel: 02 9850 7321.
Sports Scholarships
In 2004, 61 athletes from 18 sports were awarded Sport
Scholarships. In 2005, Macquarie University Sports
Association (MUSA) will award Sports Scholarships to
new and continuing Macquarie University students.
Sports Scholarships are awarded on the basis of sporting
excellence, commitment to represent the University at
university sport competitions and sporting club involve­
ment. Scholarships are valued up to $2,500 per annum
which includes the following benefits: financial assis­
tance for educational or sporting expenses, academic
counselling and liaison, personal development work­
shops and tutorials, Sport and Leisure Centre Fitness
Card membership and access to additional funding to
compete in state, national and international sporting
events.
For further information and an application form visit the
MUSA website www.musa.mq.edu.au or contact MUSA;
tel: 02 9850 9485. Applications close 28 January 2005.
Technology Scholarships
Enquiries concerning Bachelor of Technology scholar­
ships in Exploration Geoscience, Information and
Communications Systems and Optoelectronics may be
directed to the Departments of Earth and Planetary
Sciences, Electronics and Physics, respectively.
Ted O’Keeffe Scholarship
The Ted O’Keeffe scholarship is the most prestigious
scholarship awarded by the Macquarie University Sports
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Association (MUSA) each year. It is awarded to a student
in their second year of study or beyond proceeding to a
degree or diploma at an undergraduate or postgraduate
level at Macquarie University. It is awarded on the basis
of academic achievement and contribution to the
University and/or MUSA. The scholarship is valued at
$3000 per annum.
For further information and an application form visit the
MUSA website www.musa.mq.edu.au or contact MUSA
02 9850 9485. Applications close 28 January 2005.
Macquarie International Travel Grants
Travel grants are available to students seeking a degree at
Macquarie University. Macquarie International supports
student exchange, conferences, research, language study
and internships as well as other short-term study opportu­
nities overseas with a supplement towards their expenses.
For information and application procedures visit
www.international.mq.edu.au/abroad.
Tress Cocks and Maddox Scholarship
in Law
This scholarship is available to full-time students
enrolled in the BA LLB, BCom LLB, BEc LLB, BSc
LLB, BAppFin LLB, BBA LLB or BMedia LLB degree
programs. The scholarship will normally be tenable for
one year only and is valued at $2000. Applicants for the
scholarship must be permanent residents of Australia.
The scholarship will be awarded on the basis of academ­
ic merit, financial need and the personal circumstances of
the applicant.
Application forms are available from the Executive
Officer, Division of Law; tel: 02 9850 7682.
Open to all candidates proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in the unit ECON311
Macroeconomic Policy.
Prizes
The following undergraduate prizes are offered by the
University:
The AHEPA Prize
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of Bachelor
or Diploma in Languages. Awarded for outstanding per­
formance in Modern Greek units above 100-level.
The Aisling Society Prize
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for an essay in Irish history or IrishAustralian history or literature.
The Alf and Pearl Pollard Memorial
Prize
Awarded to the most outstanding student in the fourth
year of undergraduate study in the Division of Economic
and Financial Studies.
The Alan McIntosh Analysis Prize for
Mathematics
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for excellence in 200 and 300-level
analysis units.
The AMP Prize for Actuarial Planning
and Control Cycle 1
Awarded for proficiency in the unit ACST400 Actuarial
Control Cycle 1.
The AMP Prize for Quantitative
Methods for Asset Liability
Management
Awarded for proficiency in the unit ACST305
Quantitative Methods for Asset Liability Management.
The Annie McGlinchey Memorial Prize
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in the unit PSY305
Personality.
The Arkadi Novicky Prize
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of Bachelor
or Diploma in Languages. Awarded for proficiency in the
Ukrainian Studies program.
The Arthur Delbridge Prize for
Linguistics
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for excellence in 300-level
Linguistics.
The Arthur Pryor Prize
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in the unit PHYS242
The Tradition of Science.
The Assoc Prize
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in the unit ACST211
Combinatorial Probability.
The Association of Heads of
Independent Girls’ Schools of New
South Wales Prize
Open to all female students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in 100-level English.
The Astra Zeneca Prize in Medicinal
Chemistry
Open to all candidates proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in CHEM339
Medicinal Chemistry.
The Australia-Japan Society Prize
Open to all candidates proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in 300-level Japanese,
as well as a significant contribution to the study of Japan,
and to future Australia-Japan relations.
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The Australian Federation of
University Women New South Wales
(North Shore Group) Prize for 200-level
Biological Sciences
Open to all female students proceeding to a degree.
Awarded to the student with the most outstanding perfor­
mance in two units at 200 level to be named each year by
the Head of the Division of Environmental and Life
Sciences.
The Australian Federation of
University Women New South Wales
Prize for 200-level English
Open to all female students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in 200-level units in
the Division of Humanities, totalling at least eight credit
points.
The Australian Federation of
University Women New South Wales
(North Shore Group) Prize for 200-level
History
Australian Meteorological and
Oceanographic Society (AMOS)
Student Prize
Open to all students proceeding to the an award under the
Bachelor Degree Rules (other than candidates for an hon­
ours degree). Awarded for proficiency in the unit
GEOS216 The Atmospheric Environment
The Australian Psychological Society
Prize
Open to all students proceeding to the honours degree of
Bachelor. Awarded to the most meritorious student in the
honours year in Psychology.
The Austria Prize
Open to all candidates proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for outstanding performance in 300­
level units totalling at least 12 credit points which form a
coherent study above 200-level in German Studies.
The Avaya First Year Prize for Women
in Computing
Open to all female students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in two units at 200
level to be named each year by the Dean of the Division
of Humanities.
Open to all female students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for the most meritorious performance
in the unit COMP 125 Fundamentals of Computer
Science.
The Australian Federation of
University Women New South Wales
(North Shore Group) Prize for 300-level
Psychology
The Avaya Third Year Prize for Women
in Computing
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in at least two units at
300 level offered in the Division of Linguistics and
Psychology.
The Australian Finance Conference
Prize for Money and Finance
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in the unit ECON350
Money and Finance.
The Australian Finance Conference
Prize for Issues in Competition,
Corporations and Securities Law
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in the unit LAW528
Issues in Competition, Corporations and Securities Law.
The Australian Financial Review Prize
for Applied Finance
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in the unit FIN310
Topics in Applied Finance.
The Australian Institute of Physics
(NSW Branch) Prize
Open to all students proceeding to the honours degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for the best performance in the
physics honours program.
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Open to all female students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded annually to a third-year female
Computing student with the highest overall aggregate
performance in third year computing subjects.
The Avaya Prize for Honours in
Computing
Open to all students undertaking a full-time program of
study at Macquarie University, majoring in Computing.
Specifically students enrolled in the BSc Honours
(Computing) or the BCompSc Honours. Awarded annual­
ly to a Computing Honours student with the highest over­
all aggregate performance in Computing Honours.
The AXA Prize for Mathematics of
Finance
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for the most meritorious performance
in the unit ACST200 Mathematics of Finance.
The AXA Huntly Walker Prize for
Actuarial Studies
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for the most meritorious performance
in 300- and 400-level Actuarial Studies units.
The Barbara Knox Prize
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of Bachelor
who are enrolled in a 200-level unit in Australian or
English literature to be nominated by the Dean of the
Division of Humanities. The Prize will be awarded for
literary ability as demonstrated in the writing of an essay
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on a subject to be determined by the Dean of the Division
of Humanities.
The Chandra Jayawardena Memorial
Prize for 300-level Anthropology
The Barry Scott Prize
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in 300-level anthro­
pology units totalling 8 credit points.
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in GEOS111 Society,
Space and Environment.
The Basil Branford Memorial Prize
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for the most meritorious performance
in 300-level Auditing.
The Beckman Coulter Prize in
Biotechnology
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in the unit CHEM332
Separation and Analysis of Biomolecules.
The Bernard Curran Memorial Prize
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded by the Academic Senate for the most
meritorious pass in the New South Wales Higher School
Certificate examination or such other New South Wales
examination or method of assessment which may from
time to time be substituted therefor in the year immedi­
ately preceding entry to Macquarie University.
The Bill Cantwell Prize for Biological
Sciences
Open to all students proceeding to the honours degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in the biological sci­
ences honours year.
The Biophysical Environments Prize
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in the unit GEOS117
Biophysical Environments.
The Blake Dawson Waldron Prize for
International Trade and Finance
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in the unit LAW410
International Trade and Finance.
The Blake Dawson Waldron Prize for
200-level Law
The Chartered Accountants Prize
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for best overall academic perfor­
mance in 100-level accounting units.
The CCH Prize for Revenue Law
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in the unit BUSL320
Revenue Law.
The Clayton Utz Prize for Information
Technology Law
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in the unit LAW429
Information Technology Law.
The Clayton Utz Prize for Trade
Practices Law
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in the unit LAW428
Trade Practices Law.
The Clean Air Society Prize
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in GEOS325 Applied
Climatology.
The Commonwealth Bank Prize for
International Finance
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in the unit ECON360
International Finance.
The Co-Op Bookshop Prize
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for the most meritorious performance
in the unit BBA 207 Human Resource Development.
The CPA Australia Prize for 100-level
Accounting
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in 200-level law units.
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in 100-level account­
ing.
The Chandra Jayawardena Memorial
Prize for 100-level Anthropology
The CPA Australia Prize for 200-level
Accounting
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in the unit ANTH150
Introduction to Anthropology.
The Chandra Jayawardena Memorial
Prize for 200-level Anthropology
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in 200-level anthro­
pology units totalling 6 credit points.
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in 200-level account­
ing.
The CPA Australia Prize for 300-level
Accounting — Graduating Student
Open to all students who will graduate with the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in 300-level
Accounting. Prize includes one year free membership to
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the Australian Society of
Accountants, and medallion.
Certified
Practising
The David Opas Memorial Prize
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in the unit LAW402
Family Law.
The Department of Business Law
Prizes (Various)
These prizes are open to all students enrolled in the fol­
lowing units and proceeding to the degree of Bachelor.
Awarded for academic excellence.
BUSL201 Law in Australian Society
BUSL250 Business Law
BUSL301 Corporations Law
BUSL333 Human Resources Law
BUSL350 Marketing and Management Law
BUSL388/437 China Trade and Investment Law
The Department of Psychology Prizes
(Various)
These prizes are open to all students enrolled in the fol­
lowing units. Awarded for academic excellence.
PSY222 Design and Statistics II
PSY224 Psychology, Health and Well-being
PSY231 Emotion and Social Motivation
PSY232 Research Methods in Psychology
PSY234 Social and Personality Psychology
PSY235 Developmental Psychology
PSY236 Biopsychology and Learning
PSY237 Cognition and Perception
PSY238 Introduction to Psycholinguistics
PSY303 Cognitive Processes II
PSY306 Psychopathology
PSY307 Organisational Psychology
PSY314 Applied Child Psychology
PSY315 Perception
PSY318 Adult Development and Ageing
PSY321 Neuropsychology
PSY324 Animal Behaviour
PSY325 Principles and Applications of Learning
PSY328 Psychology and the Law
PSY331 Design and Statistics III
PSY332 Principles of Psychological Assessment
PSY334 Social Psychology II: Personal
Relationships
PSY361 Psychoanalysis
The Diana Terry Award for Excellence
in Special Education
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in the unit EDUC341
Learning and Behavioural Problems.
The Dick Makinson Physics Prize
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in 200-level units in
physics having a total of not less than 9 credit points.
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The Division of Law Prizes (Various)
These prizes are open to all students enrolled in the fol­
lowing units and proceeding to the degree of Bachelor.
Awarded for academic excellence.
LAW103 Torts
LAW309 Constitutional Law and Admistration
LAW404 Administrative Law
LAW412 Criminology
LAW413 Australian Legal History
LAW427 Special Seminar 1B
LAW430 Jessup International Law Moot
LAW431 States and Nations
LAW434 Communication and Citizenship: Law and
Policy
LAW435 Anglo-American Constitutional History
LAW436 Modern Corporate Governance
LAW440 Land Use Planning Law
LAW503 Taxation
LAW509 International Law
LAW510 Environmental Law
LAW512 Law of International Organisations
LAW518 Legal Ethics
LAW519 International Environmental Law
LAW520 Law and Sexuality
LAW521 Health Law and Ethics
LAW522 Advanced Torts
LAW525 Advanced Topics in Environmental Law
LAW527 Law and Government
The Duncan Dovico Prize
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in ACCG323
Financial Accounting Theory and Practice.
The Elisabeth Hervic Prize
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor, the Diploma of Languages or the Graduate
Diploma in French. Awarded for proficiency in units
above 100 level in French.
The Elizabeth M Liggins Prize
Open to all students proceeding to the honours degree of
Bachelor of Arts. Awarded for excellence in the English
honours program.
The English Association Prize
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for excellence in 300-level literature
units totalling at least 8 credit points.
The Erma Whittington Prize
Open to all female students proceeding to the honours
degree of Bachelor, specialising in women’s studies.
Awarded for the most outstanding performance by a stu­
dent who has completed a coherent study above 200­
level in Women’s Studies.
The European Union Prize
Awarded for outstanding performance in 300 level units
totalling at least 12 credit points in one or more of the
languages of the European Union offered by the
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Department of European Languages: French, German,
Italian and Modern Greek.
The Foundation for Astronomy Prize
Awarded for proficiency in the unit PHYS270
Astronomy.
The Frederick Chong Mathematics
Prize
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in 200-level and/or
300-level mathematics.
The Freehills Prize for Property Law
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in the unit LAW310
Property in Law and Equity.
The Freehills John Peden Memorial
Prize for Commercial Law
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in the unit LAW421
Foundations of Commercial Law.
The Fugro Group of Companies
Geophysics Prize
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for the most outstanding performance
in third-year geophysics units.
The Geological Society of Australia
(NSW Division) Prize
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for the most outstanding performance
in third-year geology units.
The Geology Prize
Open to all candidates proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in the unit GEOS115
Earth Dynamics, Materials and the Environment.
The George Electronics Prize
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in STAT279
Operations Research I.
The Global Environment Prize
Open to all students proceeding to a degree of Bachelor.
Awarded for proficiency in GEOS114 Global
Environmental Futures.
The Goethe Prize
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for outstanding performance in 300­
level German units totalling at least 12 credit points
which form a coherent study above 200 level in German.
The Greg Henderson Honours Prize
Open to all students proceeding to the honours degree of
Bachelor. Awarded to the student who achieves the best
first class honours result in Philosophy.
The Harry Henderson Memorial Prize
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in 100-level modern
history.
The Hays Accountancy Personnel
Prize
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in ACCG200
Fundamentals of Management Accounting.
The Helen Sham Ho Prize
Open to all students proceeding to the Bachelor of Laws.
Awarded to the best graduating student in the distance
education Law program.
The Holding Redlich Prize for Aspects
of Communication Law
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in LAW417 Aspects
of Communication Law.
The Holding Redlich Prize for
Intellectual Property Law
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in LAW423
Intellectual Property Law.
The Holding Redlich Prize for
Litigation
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in LAW500
Litigation.
The 300-Level Human Geography Prize
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in 300-level units in
human geography.
The Hubert Vaughan Prize
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for the most meritorious performance
in the unit ACST344 Survival Models.
The Huthnance Lomax Prize for
Justice Systems
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in the unit BUSL315
Justice Systems.
The HW Piper Memorial Prize
Open to all students proceeding to the honours degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for excellence in the English litera­
ture honours program.
The Jack Davies Prize
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for academic proficiency in GEOS
units in physical geography.
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The JC Ward, FRS, Physics Prize
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for excellence in 300-level physics
units.
The Jacqueline Goodnow Prize for
Introduction to Psychology I
Awarded for the most meritorious performance in the unit
PSY104 Introduction to Psychology I.
The Jacqueline Goodnow Prize for
Introduction to Psychology II
The John Peden Memorial Prize for the
Best Graduating Student in the LLB
Open to all students proceeding to an award under the
Bachelor Degree Rules for the degree of LLB or com­
bined award with the LLB. Awarded for First Class
Honours and the highest weighted average mark
achieved.
The Kemp Strang Prize for Business
Organisations
Awarded for the most meritorious performance in the unit
PSY105 Introduction to Psychology II.
Open to all students proceeding to an award under the
Bachelor Degree Rules for the degree of LLB or com­
bined award with the LLB. Awarded for proficiency in
the unit LAW406 Business Organisations.
The Jim Jones Memorial Prize
The Kevin Lee Memorial Prize
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in the unit ECON200
Microeconomic Analysis.
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in AHST206 Ancient
Greek B.
The Jim Rose Prize for Honours in
Human Geography
The Krystyna Singler Prize for Polish
Studies
Open to all students proceeding to an honours degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for excellence in the human geogra­
phy honours program.
Open to all students proceeding to a Bachelor degree or
the Diploma of Languages. Awarded for proficiency in
the study of Polish.
The Jo Pender Memorial Prize for
Aboriginal Early Childhood Curriculum
The Law Society of New South Wales
Prize for Trusts
Awarded for outstanding contribution to the development
of cultural perspective in early childhood curriculum in
the units: ABEC121 Young Children and the Arts in ATSI
Contexts, and ABEP230 Introduction to Teaching ATSI
Children.
Open to all students proceeding to a degree in Law.
Awarded for proficiency in the unit LAW502 Trusts.
The Jo Pender Memorial Prize for
Management in Aboriginal Early
Childhood Services
Awarded for outstanding contribution to the development
of cultural perspective in early childhood curriculum in
the units: ABEC340 Management in Early Childhood
ATSI Contexts and ABMG140 Managing People.
The John Antill Prize
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for the most meritorious performance
in PSY345 Applied Social Research.
The John Peden Memorial Prize for
Contracts Law
Open to all students proceeding to an award under the
Bachelor Degree Rules for the degree of LLB or com­
bined award with the LLB. Awarded for proficiency in
LAW 204 Contracts.
The John Peden Memorial Prize for the
Best Legal Research Project
Open to all students proceeding to an award under the
Bachelor Degree Rules for the degree of LLB or com­
bined award with the LLB. Awarded for the best mark in
a 500-level Research Project
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The Law Society of New South Wales
Prize for Succession
Open to all students proceeding to a degree in Law.
Awarded for proficiency in the unit LAW506 Succession.
The Le Fevre Memorial Prize for
Physical Chemistry
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for excellence in physical chemistry
at 100 level.
The Le Fevre Memorial Prize for 200­
Level Chemistry
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for excellence in 200-level chemistry
units.
The Lionel Murphy Memorial Prize for
Labour Law
Open to all candidates proceeding to the award of BA
LLB, BCom LLB, BEc LLB, BSc LLB, BLegS, BCom –
Accounting LLB, BCom – Actuarial Studies LLB, BCom
– Marketing LLB, BAppFin LLB, BBA LLB, BA –
Psych LLB, BSocScLLB, BSc – Psych LLB, BMedia
LLB or LLB. Awarded for proficiency in the unit
LAW407 Labour Law.
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The Lynley Fox-Cummings Memorial
Prize
Open to all candidates proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. The prize shall be awarded for the highest
achievement in ancient history at 300 level.
The Macquarie Ancient History
Association Prize
Open to all students proceeding to the honours degree of
Bachelor. Awarded to the student with the best thesis in
the field of ancient history in the history honours pro­
gram.
ACCG201 Organisational Planning and Control.
ACCG250 Accounting Systems Design.
ACCG253 Financial Management.
ACCG310 Corporate Accounting and Reporting.
ACCG323 Financial Accounting Theory and
Practice.
ACCG329 Security Pricing and Hedging.
ACCG330 Strategic Management Accounting
ACCG340 Auditing and Assurance Services.
ACCG350 Financial Statement Analysis.
ACCG352 Applied Portfolio Management.
ACCG353 Corporate Financial Design.
ACCG355 Information Systems for Management.
The Macquarie Business Department
Prizes (Various)
The Macquarie University Business
Prizes
These prizes are open to all students enrolled in the fol­
lowing units and proceeding to the degree of Bachelor.
Awarded for academic excellence
Open to all candidates proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for academic excellence in the fol­
lowing units:
BBA301 (Strategic Management I)
BBA303 (Marketing Communications)
BBA315 (Business Forecasting)
BBA340 (Cross Cultural Management)
DEM355 (Social and Applied Demography)
MKTG306 (Electronic Commerce: Marketing
Channels and Decisions)
BBA301 Strategic Management I
BBA303 Marketing Communications
BBA307 Human Resource Management — Issues
and Processes
BBA311 Strategic Management II
BBA313 Marketing Management; Effectiveness and
Efficiency
BBA315 Business Forecasting
BBA340 Cross Cultural Management
DEM355 Social and Applied Demography
DEM356 Demographic Techniques
MKTG304 Marketing Operations Management
MKTG
Marketing Seminar
MKTG306 Electronic Commerce: Marketing
Channels and Decisions
The Macquarie Business Mathematics
Competition Prize
Open to students proceeding to the award of Bachelor of
Commerce in Actuarial Studies. Awarded to the student
with the best result in the Macquarie Business
Mathematics Competition who enrols in Actuarial
Studies in the following year.
The Macquarie Foundation Kathryn
Murphy Memorial Prize
Open to all female students proceeding to the honours
degree of Bachelor in the Division of Economic and
Financial Studies. Awarded for academic merit in 300
level units taken in the Division of Economic and
Financial Studies. Supported by the University’s Alumni.
The Macquarie Foundation Science
Prize
Open to all students proceeding to the honours degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in the honours year to
a candidate whose work shows outstanding promise in a
science discipline and potential for industrial application.
Supported by the University’s Alumni.
The Macquarie University Accounting
and Finance Prizes
These prizes are open to all students proceeding to the
degree of Bachelor. Awarded for academic excellence in
the following units:
ACCG100 Accounting IA.
ACCG101 Accounting IB.
ACCG105 Introductory Financial Accounting.
ACCG200 Fundamentals of Management
Accounting.
The McGraw Hill International Marketer
Open to all candidates proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in MKTG302
International Marketing.
The Marcella Ryan Memorial Prize for
Medieval Studies
Open to all candidates proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in a unit at 200- or
300-level offered within the Division of Humanities with
substantial medieval content, as determined by the Dean
of Division.
The Margaret Jones Prize
Open to all female students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in the unit WST110
Women in the Contemporary Context.
The Margaret Thornton Prize
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for excellence in the unit LAW411
Discrimination and the Law.
The Marjorie Robertson Memorial Prize
Open to all candidates proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in creative writing in
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any of the units ENGL335 Writing Project, ENGL218
Creative Writing I, and ENGL319 Creative Writing II.
The New South Wales Bar Association
Prizes
The Michael Bullock Memorial Prize
for Operations Research
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in the units: LAW405
Remedies, LAW415 Dispute Management & Resolution,
LAW418 Law - Laws & Aboriginal Peoples, as well as a
prize offered in a unit in the area of Ethics or Advocacy.
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency at 300-level in the
area of operations research.
The Michael Bullock Memorial Prize
for Statistical Computing
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency at 300-level in the
area of statistical computing.
The Michael Ovchinnikov Prize
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of Bachelor
or Diploma in Languages. Awarded for proficiency in the
Russian program.
The Michael Wills Prize in Ancient
History
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in any 100-level
ancient history unit in the field of Greek and Roman
Studies.
The Michael Wills Prize in International
Politics
Open to all candidates proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in the combination of
the three units POL270 International Relations, POL380
American Foreign Policy Toward the Third World, and
POL386 Australian Foreign Policy.
The Milthorpe Memorial Prize
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in 300-level plant
biology.
The Mollie Thomson Prize
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in two 100-level bio­
logical sciences units completed in the same year.
The Narona/Family M & A Vidovic Prize
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of Bachelor
or the Diploma of Languages. Awarded for proficiency in
Croatian units at 100, 200 or 300-level.
The National Foods Marketing
Strategist
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in the unit MKTG303
Marketing Strategy: Analysis and Decisions.
The Natural Hazards Prize
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in the unit GEOS237
Natural Hazards.
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The Nora Rose Memorial Prize
Open to all students proceeding to the honours degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for excellence in the politics honours
program.
The Northside Arts Festival Prize
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for the best essay of no more than
5,000 words on a work of art in any artistic form (includ­
ing literary works), or on a topic in the field of aesthetics.
The NRMA Insurance Prize for
Accounting IA
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in the unit ACCG100
Accounting IA.
The NRMA Insurance Prize for
Insurance and Superannuation
Practice
Open for award to all students proceeding to the degree
of Bachelor. Awarded for the most meritorious perfor­
mance in the unit ACST300 Insurance and
Superannuation Practice.
The NRMA Insurance Prize for
Management Accounting
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in the unit ACCG201
Organisational Planning and Control.
The NRMA Insurance Prize for Security
Pricing and Hedging
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in the unit ACCG329
Security Pricing and Hedging.
The Panthers Prize
Open to all students proceeding to an award under the
Bachelor Degree Rules. Awarded for proficiency in the
unit STAT175 Gambling, Sport and Medicine.
The Paton Prize
Open to all students proceeding to the an award under the
Bachelor Degree Rules (other than candidates for an hon­
ours degree). Awarded for proficiency in the unit
GEOS112 The Planet Earth
The Paul Dovico Prize for 200-level
Roman History
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in 200-level Roman
History.
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The Paul Dovico Prize for Latin B
The Prospectors/Suunto Prize
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in AHST208 Latin B.
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for outstanding performance in
GEOS308 Structural and Metamorphic Geology.
The Peter Hains Memorial Prize for
Actuarial Studies
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for the most meritorious performance
in 300-level actuarial studies.
The Peter Hains Memorial Prize for
Economics
The Ralph Faulkner Prize for
Invertebrate Palaeontology
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in the unit GEOS312
Invertebrate Palaeontology.
The Rational Software Prize
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for the most meritorious performance
in 200-level economics.
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in the unit COMP227
Requirements, Analysis and System Design.
The Peter Mason Prize
The Royal Australian Chemical
Institute NSW Analytical Chemistry
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in the unit PHYS244
Science, Technology and Society.
The Philosophy ‘Levels’ Award
Open to all candidates proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. The Award shall be available to students
enrolled in at least two, and preferably more, 300 level
philosophy units in a given academic year. The award
will be made on the basis of work submitted for assess­
ment in these units as well as taking in to account the student’s demonstration of a broad understanding of the dif­
ferent levels at which philosophical language operates.
The 3M Pharmaceuticals Prize
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in 300-level chemistry
units totalling at least 12 credit points.
The 300-level Physical Geography
Prize
Open to all students proceeding to a degree who have
completed at least 12 credit points in 300-level Physical
Geography. Awarded for proficiency in physical geogra­
phy.
The PricewaterhouseCoopers Prize
Open to all students who have completed, in the current
year, the requirements for the degree of Bachelor with a
coherent study in accounting and finance and who have
not previously completed a degree. Awarded for the best
performance in units offered by the Department of
Accounting and Finance.
The Pro-Helvetia Prize
Open to all candidates proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for outstanding performance in 300­
level units totalling at least 12 credit points which form a
coherent study above 200-level in French, German,
Italian or contemporary European studies.
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in the unit CHEM325
Chemical Analysis II.
The Russian Ethnic Community
Council of NSW Prize
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of Bachelor
or Diploma in Languages. Awarded for outstanding per­
formance in Russian language.
The Ruth Way Memorial Prize for
400-Level Early Childhood Studies
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of Bachelor
of Education (Early Childhood Education). Awarded for
outstanding performance in ECH416 Advanced Studies
in Child Development: Implications for Practice.
The Ruth Way Memorial Prize for
Honours in Early Childhood
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of Bachelor
of Education (Early Childhood Education) (Honours).
Awarded for the most outstanding thesis in the early
childhood honours program.
The Society for the Study of Early
Christianity Prize
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for overall proficiency in any 200­
level ancient history unit for an outstanding essay.
The Stephen Shortus Memorial Prize
Open to all candidates proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for an essay submitted for any 200­
level unit in the Departments of English, Modern History
and Critical and Cultural Studies.
The Svetlana Borisovna Savina
Memorial Prize for Russian
Open to all candidates proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor or the Diploma in Languages. Awarded for pro­
ficiency in Russian units above 100-level.
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The Tony Palma Prize for Philosophy
The Warawara Cultural Awards
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in the unit PHIL131
Mind, Meaning and Metaphysics or PHIL132
Philosophy, Morality and Society.
Open to candidates proceeding to the degree of Bachelor
of Teaching (Early Childhood Education: Birth to Five
Years) and the Diploma of Community Management/
Advanced Diploma of Community Management.
Awarded for significant contribution to cultural support
of students or service to the student community.
The Tooheys Prize
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of Bachelor
of Science. Awarded for proficiency in the unit BIOL215
Microbiology.
The Tillinghast-Towers Perrin Prize for
300-Level Actuarial Studies
The Westpac Macroeconomics Prize
Open to all candidates proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in the unit ECON110
Macroeconomic Principles.
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of Bachelor
with a coherent study in Actuarial Studies. Awarded for
the most meritorious performance in 300-level units in
the actuarial studies program.
The WH (“Beattie”) Steel Prize
The Trevor Martin Memorial Prize for
Jurisprudence
The Women’s Pioneer Society of
Australasia Prize
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of Bachelor
of Science. Awarded for proficiency in the unit LAW113
Jurisprudence.
Open to all candidates proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in the unit HIST109
The Making of Australia.
The UFJ Bank Limited Prize for
300-Level Japanese Economic Studies
The Zygmunt Wszelaki Prize
Open to all candidates proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in the unit ECON394
The Japanese Economy
The Unisys ACUS Software
Engineering Prize
Open to all students proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in the unit COMP331
Software Engineering.
The Vasyli Prize for Biomechanical
Excellence
Open to all candidates proceeding to an award under the
Bachelor Degree Rules. The prize shall be awarded for
proficiency in the unit CHIR302 Chiropractic Principles
and Skills IIIA.
The Victor Argy Memorial Prize
Open to all candidates proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in the unit ECON311
Macroeconomic Policy.
The Waratah Medal
Open to all candidates proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for proficiency in the writing of an
essay in Australian history in any undergraduate unit.
The Warawara Academic Awards
Open to candidates proceeding to the degree of Bachelor
of Teaching (Early Childhood Education: Birth to Five
Years)
and
the
Diploma
of
Community
Management/Advanced Diploma of Community
Management. Awarded for meritorious academic perfor­
mance.
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Open to all candidates proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for excellence in the unit PHYS306
Optical Physics.
Open to all candidates proceeding to the degree of
Bachelor. Awarded for outstanding performance in Polish
units at 200-level or above.