1997 Swinburne Higher Education Handbook

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Prizes and Scholarships
Division of Business, Humanities and
Social Science
The Division of Business. Humanities and Social Science has
been fortunate in obtaining a large number of scholarships
and prizes for its students, mostly provided by industry.
These are to encourage and reward the academic excellence
that the Division encourages at all times.
a Scholarships
Annual scholarships are made by the following donors:
& Sir Reginald Ansett Awarded on interview,
Memorial Scholarship financial need and academic
!? ability to a business student
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commencing full-time studies.
5IJ
Aspect Computing Awarded on interview to a
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Scholarship
second stage computing
3 student.
$ Bourne Griffiths & Awarded on interview to a
9. Swinburne student entering final stage
Entrepreneurial accounting.
Accountant Scholarship
William Buck Awarded for both academic
Business Accounting achievement and other
Scholarship
personal qualities to a business
student who has completed at
least two years of full-time
study.
T.W. Higgins
Scholarship
Swinburne
Association of
Marketing (SAM)
Scholarship
The Profile
Management
Consultants
Prize
Awarded on the basis of need
and academic performance to
a full-time second or third
stage student in the Division
of Business, Humanities and
Social Science. Applications
close in April.
Awarded on the basis of
need and academic
performance to a full-time
second or third stage
student with a major study in
marketing in the Division of
Business, Humanities and
Social Science.
Awarded to the second or
third year student whose
research project most
convincingly demonstrates the
ability to undertake applied
research using appropriate
methodology and techniques.
Value: $500.
Corporate Prizes
These annual prizes are made by corporate donors for
the best Swinburne student in the following course, study
disciplines or specific subjects:
The A.F.E. Tylee and These are awarded in the
the K. Kennewell fields of social science,
Memorial Prizes mathematics and civil
engineering.
ANZ Bank Prize For International Finance.
APS Prize in Psychology Awarded for completion with
overall distinction of a fourth
year course in psychology.
Value: $100.
Arthur Andersen Prize For Financial Management I.
Australian Chamber of For Industrial Relations and
Manufacturers Prizes Industry and Government.
Australian Computer For final stage computing
Society Prize
practical work. (Awarded to a
BBus student in 1997, alternate
years to a BAppSc student)
Australian Human For Human Resource
Resources Institute Management.
The Australian For completion of the
Institute of
Bachelor of Business with
Management
a major in economics.
Malcolm Moore Medal
Australian Institute For the Graduate Diploma in
of Management Business Administration
Business Administration
Prize
Australian Society of For first, second, and third
Certified Practising stage accounting subjects.
Accountants Prizes
Australian Society of For finance major.
Corporate Treasurers'
Prize
P. Blashki & Sons For the Graduate Certificate
in Business Administration
'public' course.
Bounty Services Prize For final year marketing.
Brooke Bird & Co Prize For Company Law.
William Buck and For the ten best students from
Co. Prize
first year Accounting.
Butterworths Books For Marketing and the Law,
Prizes
International Business Law and
Advanced Tax.
Carlton and United For coursework in the Master
Breweries Limited Prize of Business (Organisation
Behaviour) .
Coopers and Lybrand For Management Accounting 1
Prizes and Manugaat Accounting 2.
Note: All prizes and scholarships are correct at time of publication. However, the Division's ability to award prizes and
scholarships is dependent on the continued support fiom a variety of sponsors. Unfortunately, sponsors may withdraw their
support at short notice and the Division would therefore be unable to provide the nominated prize or scholarship.