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Awarded to the student with the best Practical
Analysis paper for WELF 4019 Social Work Field of Education 2, as part
of the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Social Work.
Value: $500
Awarded annually to a Bachelor of Visual Communication student and a
Bachelor of Visual Communication (Honours) student. Selection will be
based on graduation show presentation.
Value: Certificate of achievement and one year's membership of AADC
The Adelaide West End Association (AWEA)/Torrens Health Prize in
Interior Architecture is awarded to a Fourth Year Interior Architecture
Student based on academic excellence and for demonstrated integration of
design, technical, theoretical and communication skills and knowledge in
their final project in Interior Architecture Studio 7 (ARCH 4011).
The selection panel will also award an Honorable Mention to the 2nd
place winner.
Prize value:
Winner, $1,500.00
Honorable mention 2nd prize, $500.00
The Architectural Practice Board of South Australia Travelling Prize
in Architecture, currently valued at $5000, shall be awarded by the
Board to one student who demonstrates outstanding results in the final
professional year of Architecture studies and who in the opinion of an
appointed selection panel is most likely to make a significant
contribution in the practice of Architecture.
Value: $5000
Nomination is based on academic merit in
Design Studio 2 and Architecture and Environment results of students
enrolled in the Bachelor of Architecture. Three nominees are selected
based on academic excellence as indicated by their GPA.
Value: $1000 in 2 annual instalments of $500 12 months apart
Nomination is based on academic merit in
Design Studio 2 and Architecture and Environment results of students
enrolled in the Bachelor of Interior Architecture. Three nominees are
selected based on academic excellence as indicated by their GPA.
Value: $1000 in 2 annual instalments of $500 12 months apart
Architecture Media through it's design journal 'Artichoke' offers a
prize for one final year student at each of the interior design/interior
architecture degree courses in Australia and New Zealand. Awarded to a
final year student who demonstrates excellence in the visual, written
and verbal communication of their final ARCH 4012 (Interior Architecture
Studio 8) project.
Value: 2 year subscription to 'Artichoke' magazine and image of
project citation in an issue of 'Artichoke' magazine.
Awarded annually to the postgraduate Journalism student in course
COMM5055 Journalism Ethics G who submits the best feature article on the
topic of child protection.
Value: $1000
Awarded annually to the UniSA undergraduate Journalism student in
course COMM1021 Journalism Ethics who submits the best feature article
on the topic of child protection.
Value: $1000
Awarded to the best Indigenous student.
Value: $500 and a medal
Awarded for object-based studio work to
an outstanding graduating third year student in the Bachelor of Visual
Arts (Specialisation) program offered by the South Australian School of
Art.
Value: $1,000
Awarded annually to a Bachelor of Visual Communication student and a
Bachelor of Visual Communication (Honours) student. Selection will
be based on graduation show presentation.
Value: A copy of the annual AGDA Design Awards publication
(valued at $120) and Certificate of Achievement
This award recognises outstanding
teacher education students in their final core English/Literacy
Curriculum course.
Value: ALEA memberships (Value: student $38.50, teacher $82.50)
Awarded to the student who gains the top
overall mark in the Bachelor of Psychology (Honours).
Value: $300. Also include membership amount $670
The Brain Injury Network (BINSA) Creative and Feature Writing Award
is awarded to a third-year student within the Bachelor of Arts
(Communication and Media Management) program who is enrolled in COMM
3007 Creative and Feature Writing for the Media. The prize is for the
most outstanding feature article on an aspect of the topic of brain
injury (750 words). The feature article is prepared as a course
requirement and assessed on interviewing, writing and research skills.
Value: $500
Awarded to the student enrolled in the
bachelor of Interior Architecture who achieves the highest
aggregate mark in the following courses:
ARCH 4011 Interior Architecture Studio 7: Advanced
and
ARCH 4012 Interior Architecture Studio 8: Advanced.
Value: $500
This award was established in memory of
Cecil Teesdale-Smith who was a lecturer in Literary Studies at the
Magill Campus.
The award is for excellence in creative writing, and is offered on an
annual basis.
Value: Book prize to the value of approximately $70
Selection is based on academic merit in
Architectural Design Studio 10 for innovative use and / or demonstrated
understanding of concrete and precast concrete products in the final
design project. Selection of the prize is made from projects submitted
for final exhibition.
Value: $500
Awarded to the most outstanding student
enrolled in the Bachelor of Industrial Design course Industrial Design
Studio (Final Project) ARCH 4040.
Value: $1000 cash prize and certificate
The Constance Gordon-Johnson Sculpture Prize will be offered to final
year students enrolled in the Bachelor of Visual Arts with a
specialisation in Sculpture and Installation at the South Australian
School of Art.
The annual prize is to assist with the professional development of the
award recipient/s in the field of art practice.
Value: $1,500
This is an encouragement prize given to a David Pank Northern Areas
High Achiever Scholarship applicant who strives to achieve their goals
and has the determination to succeed.
Value: $1,000
This is an encouragement prize given to a David Pank UniSA-PAL
Scholarship applicant who strives to achieve their goals and has the
determination to succeed.
Value: $1,000
The University has established the de Lissa Early Childhood fund to
support a prize to acknowledge the most outstanding undergraduate
student who has completed an early childhood education degree program
(or specialization) in the preceding calendar year and who has also
successfully completed Professional Experience placements in both child
care and preschool settings for children aged between birth and five
years.
The fund has been made possible by the generosity of The de Lissa
Association of Early Childhood Graduates Inc. Following the formal
closure of the Association in 2011, the prize will be named in honor of
Lillian de Lissa and her work in establishing kindergartens and early
childhood teacher education in South Australia.
Value: $500
The Dean W Berry Prize in Architecture shall be awarded by The
Architects Board of South Australia to a Master of Architecture student
in the School of Art, Architecture and Design who has demonstrated
academic excellence in the course Architectural Practice Professional
(ARCH 5035).
Value: $500
Awarded annually to a social work
student whose work focuses on social work in the criminal justice system
and can include a relevant Honours thesis, or an appropriate field work
placement yielding a tangible result, or completion of the course
Contemporary Practice Approaches, and the work is of an excellent
standard.
Selection will be made cooperatively by the School's academic staff and
the Senior Staff Development Officer (Professional Services) of the
Department of Correctional Services.
Value: $500
Awarded on the basis of the Modelmaking
project in Design Studio 1.
Value: 1 year student DIA membership and certificate
valued at $500
Awarded to a final year student in
Visual Arts (Specialisation - Ceramics).
Value: Certificate and one
year's free membership to DIA valued at $500
Awarded to a final year student in
Visual Arts (Specialisation - Glass).
Value: Certificate and one
year's free membership to DIA valued at $500
Awarded to a final year student on the
basis of academic achievement, leadership or teamwork skills,
contribution to design community, good studentship, maturity and
integrity and professionalism.
Value: Certificate and one
year's free membership to DIA valued at $500
Awarded to a final year student on the
basis of academic achievement, leadership or teamwork skills,
contribution to design community, good studentship, maturity and
integrity and professionalism.
Value: Certificate and one
year's free membership to DIA valued at $500
Awarded to a final year student in
Visual Arts (Specialisation - Jewellery and Metal).
Value: Certificate and one
year's free membership to DIA valued at $500
Awarded to a final year student in
Visual Communication (Graphic Design/Illustration Design) on the basis
of professional aptitude.
Value: Certificate and one
year's free associate membership of DIA valued at $500
This award is presented to a student
graduating from the Bachelor of Early Childhood Education for excellence
and commitment to the care and education of young children.
Value: Ordinary Membership of Early Childhood Australia for one
year
Awarded to an outstanding student
majoring in Printmaking and graduating from the Bachelor of Visual Arts
(Specialisation).
Value: Certificate of Achievement
Awarded to a 3rd year Visual
Communication (Illustration Design and Graphic Design) student for the
design of a unique Christmas card for distribution.
Value: $2,500 is paid to the selected student.
The Friends of the South Australian School of Art, Inc Prize, valued
at $1,000 is available to full-time or part-time students who are
undertaking a Bachelor of Visual Arts (Specialisation) or Bachelor of
Design (Visual Communication) program at UniSA.
The prize will be awarded to the student with the highest GPA completing
the second year of the undergraduate degree program.
Value: $1,000
The Graphisoft Modelling Prize in Architecture is awarded to
the Bachelor of Architectural Studies student who best demonstrates
integration of 3D computer modelling in the 2nd year course
Architectural Design Studio 4 (Communications) (ARCH 2052)
Prize: One year commercial licence of ArchiCAD and the winner's work and
profile to be displayed on the Graphisoft website.
Value: equivalent to approximately $4,235
The Graphisoft Modelling Prize in Interior Architecture is awarded to
the Bachelor of Interior Architecture student receiving the highest mark
in the modelling assignment within the 2nd year course Design
Communication 2A (COMP 2016)
Prize: One year commercial licence of ArchiCAD and the winner's work and
profile to be displayed on the Graphisoft website.
Value: equivalent to approximately $4,235
The Hames Sharley Prize in Architecture
recognises outstanding academic achievement by a student enrolled in the
final year of their undergraduate architecture program. It provides
support for the graduate's transition into the professional Master of
Architecture Program, provides an opportunity for employment in
architectural practice and promotes membership of the Australian
Institute of Architects.
Value: $2,500
The Hames Sharley Prize in Interior
Architecture recognises outstanding academic achievement by a student
enrolled in the final year of their undergraduate interior architecture
program. It provides support for the student's transition into
professional practice, provides an opportunity for employment in
interior design practice, and promotes membership of the Design
Institute of Australia.
Value: $2,500
Awarded to the student with the highest
grade point average in the field of design in the South Australian
School of Art.
Value: Medal
Awarded to the student, enrolled in the Master of Architecture at
UniSA, with the best demonstrated presentation integrating digital
representation in their final-year exhibition presentation.
All students exhibiting in the final-year exhibition are eligible.
Value: Student copy of AutoCAD and 3 days training in a scheduled
class of either AutoCAD Advanced or AutoCAD Essentials.
Awarded to the student, enrolled in the Bachelor of Interior
Architecture at UniSA, with the best demonstrated presentation
integrating digital representation in their final-year exhibition
presentation.
All students exhibiting in the final-year exhibition are eligible.
Value: Student copy of AutoCAD and 3 days training in a
scheduled class of either AutoCAD Advanced or AutoCAD Essentials
The ISIS Projects Prize in Interior Architecture is available to all
students enrolled in BUIL 3007 (Design Construction Tenancy). The
awarded student is selected on the basis of demonstrated excellence in
their tenancy documentation assignment in this course.
Value: 2 weeks work placement with ISIS Projects and a
certificate ($1600 approximate value).
Awarded to the highest achieving student undertaking the fourth year
with honours course in the MBED Junior Primary and Primary program at
UniSA. The highest achieving result will be based on the final grade for
the honours research thesis.
Value: $500
Awarded to an outstanding student
majoring in Painting and graduating from the Bachelor of Visual Arts
(Specialisation).
Value: Certificate of Achievement
The prize will be awarded to the student enrolled in level 2 of the
Bachelor of Interior Architecture (DBIR) who achieves the best joinery
design in the documentation assignment for the course Design
Construction Detailing (BUIL 3005).
Students completing the assignment will be required to give notice of
their wish to be considered for the prize. The award will be determined
by a panel comprising two members of the staff of the School and two
representatives of the donors.
Value: Green star Training Package from Green Building Council of
Australia (GBCA) (approximately worth $3000)
Awarded to the final year student in the
Bachelor of Early Childhood Education who has completed the most
outstanding junior primary teaching practicum and has achieved high
academic results over the four years of the program.
Value: $500
Awarded to a student who has completed
the fourth year of the Bachelor of Architecture program and has gained
the highest aggregate mark in the courses Architectural Design Studio 6
(Construction) and Architectural Design Studio 8 (Construction).
Value: $1,000 to be used for architectural travel and study approved by
the Head of School
Awarded to the most outstanding student
enrolled in the Bachelor of Industrial Design course Industrial Design
Studio 8 (Final Project).
Value: $1,000 cash prize and certificate
Awarded for the best television
presentation by members of the journalism television class.
Value: $500
Open to students of Architecture, Interior Architecture, Product
Innovation or Industrial Design with at least one enrolment in the
courses Construction in the Workshop and/or Construction on Site.
In memory of Nicholas (Nick) Opie, co-founder in 1993 of the UniSA
Student Design and Construction Program, the award encourages the nexus
between design and construction and recognises outstanding performance
in and contribution to this unique program.
Value: $2,000
Awarded by the South Australian School
of Art to the most outstanding Honours student in Photography. Please
note: the Atkins Prize may be awarded to one student or split between
two in the event of equal achievement.
Value: $500 in processing and printing plus skills training in
Technicolour
Awarded for significant achievement to a
student majoring in Photography and graduating from the Bachelor of
Visual Arts (Honours) or Bachelor of Visual Arts (Specialisation).
Value: Framed artwork by Deborah Paauwe
Awarded to the most outstanding student
majoring in Photography and graduating from the Bachelor of Visual Arts
(Specialisation).
Value: Photographic equipment
This award recognises excellence by
identifying and supporting outstanding pre-service primary education
English graduates.
Value: PETA membership (Value: student $35, teacher $88)
Awarded
to the Architecture student with the highest aggregate mark in the
courses Design Documentation and Design Drawing.
Value: $500
Awarded to the Architecture student with the highest mark in
Architectural Design Studio 5.
Value: $500
Awarded to
the Architecture student with the highest aggregate mark in Design
Construction Housing and Design Construction Principles.
Value: $500
Awarded to
the Architecture student with the highest aggregate mark in
Architectural Design Studio 6 and 8.
Value: $500
Awarded to the Architecture student with the highest aggregate mark in
Theories of Modernity and Theories and History of Architecture and
Advanced Architecture Theory.
Value: $500
Awarded to the Architecture student with the highest mark in
Contemporary Design Theory.
Value: $500
Awarded annually to students enrolled in
Bachelor of Early Childhood Education, Bachelor of Education (Junior
Primary & Primary), Bachelor of Education (Primary & Middle) or Bachelor
of Education, Bachelor of Science.
Value: $100 to be used towards professional development in science
education
To recognise the meritorious achievement of the following:
Criteria: Based on grade point average moderated by final practicum
report.
Value: $200
This award recognises excellence in the
Bachelor of Early Childhood Education program and excellence in the
course Sessional Preschool Practicum.
Value: $500
Awarded on academic merit based on the
students Program GPA after the completion of the first year of the
program, provided all the selection criteria are met.
Value: $1,000
Awarded to the student from the Louis
Laybourne Smith School of Architecture and Design with the most
outstanding final year exhibition presentation in Interior Architecture.
Value: Ergonomic chair (Approximate value $800-$1200)
Awarded to one student annually for their work exhibited the School
of Art, Architecture and Design Graduate Exhibition.
Recipient's work to be chosen by the Division Pro Vice Chancellor. The
work will become part of the Division of Education, Arts and Social
Sciences cultural collection.
Value: $500 - $1,500
The prize will be awarded to the student
who has completed the Graduate Diploma in Communication (Public
Relations) or the Master of Arts (Communication Management) with the
highest GPA in the program.
Value: $1000
Awarded to the student with the highest grade point average in the
final year of their studies.
Value: A trophy
Awarded to the student enrolled in the final year ARCH 4007 (Advanced
Theory of Interior Architecture) course with the highest GPA in the
course.
Value: Comprising design publications(s) the approximate value of
$500
The Tony Winefield PhD Thesis Prize in Psychology is a biennial prize
awarded to the student with the best PhD thesis submitted in the
discipline of psychology in the School of Psychology, Social Work and
Social Policy or the Centre for Sleep Research.
Value:
$500
Awarded to the final-year student in the Bachelor of Early Childhood
Education who has completed the most outstanding placement in EDUC 1044
Professional Experience 1: Birth to 3 Years and has achieved high
academic results over the first three years of the program.
Value: $550 book voucher
Merit Awards will be available annually for the two graduates with
the highest program GPA (not less than 6.25) in the cohort graduating
with the Bachelor of Arts (Communication and Media Management) and
Bachelor of Journalism on the basis of studies at the Taylors University
College, Malaysia.
Value: 3,000 Malaysian Ringitt
The Zenith Prize in Interior Architecture is open to
all fourth year Bachelor of Interior Architecture students enrolled in
Interior Architecture Studio 7 (ARCH 4011) and Interior Architecture
Studio 8 (ARCH 4012). It is awarded to the Interior Architecture
students from the School of Art, Architecture and Design incorporating
the Louis Laybourne Smith School of Architecture and Design with the
best demonstrated design progress according to marks received and class
room participation in Interior Architecture Studio 8 at
the time of judging. Closing date: first Thursday of the mid-study
period break in Study Period 5.
Value: $1500 Stylecraft chair (approximately worth $900) and $600
(approximately)
The prize is awarded twice yearly and is
offered to the two highest scoring students in the first year of the
Malaysian HELP Institute's American Degree Program in Psychology.
Value: 100 Malaysian Ringgits
The University of South Australia Graduate Prize in Architecture
sponsored by Hodgkison is awarded to a Master of Architecture student
based on academic excellence and for demonstrated integration of design,
environmental, technical, theoretical and communication skills and
knowledge in their final project.
Employment in one of the three offices of Hodgkison may be offered to
the successful student dependent upon position availability at the time.
Value: $2,500
Awarded biennially to the student from
either the Bachelor of Arts (Information Studies) or the Graduate
Diploma in Information Studies program who produces an outstanding
assignment in the area of information retrieval services to clients.
Value: $100
The Worldsend Prize for Interior Architecture Research is awarded
yearly to one Bachelor of Interior Architecture student who achieves the
highest grade in the course ARCH 4014 LLS Honours Research 2.
Value: $500
The Zero Waste SA Research Centre for Sustainable Design and
Behaviour (sd+b) Student Prize is an annual prize targeted towards
students enrolled in the second year of the Master of Sustainable Design
Program in the School of Art, Architecture and Design.
The recipient will be selected on the basis of academic merit and
innovative design ideas as demonstrated in the first year of the Master
of Sustainable Design Program, as determined by a selection panel.
Value: $2,000
