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Prizes and Scholarships
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 at all times encourages.
Study in Japan
Awarded to assist students
Scholarship
who are either postgraduate
or third stage level, to study
in Japan. Applications close
in June. Value: may include
return airfare to Japan and
tuition fees.
APS Prize in Psychology Awarded by the Australian
Psychological Society to the
student who has completed
with overall distinction a
fourth year course in
psychology at Swinburne.
Value: $100.
The A.F.E. Tylee and These are awarded in the
the K. Kennewell fields of social science,
Memorial Prizes mathematics and civil
engineering.
The Profile
Awarded to the second or
Management
third year student whose
Consultants
research project most
Prize
convincingly demonstrates
the ability to undertake
applied research using
appropriate methodology
and techniques. Value:
$500.
Sir Reginald Ansett Awarded on interview,
Memorial Scholarship financial need and
academic ability to a
business student
commencing full-time
studies.
T.W. Higgins Scholarship 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.
Bourne Griffithsl Awarded on interview to a
Swinburne
student entering final
Entrepreneurial stage accounting.
Accountant Scholarship
William Buck
Awarded for both
Business Accounting academic achievement and
Scholarship
other personal qualities to
a business student who
has completed at least two
years of full-time study.
Aspect Computing Awarded on interview to a
Scholarship
second stage computing
student.
Swinburne
Association of
Marketing
Scholarship (SAM
Scholarship)
Annual awards are made by the
Arthur Andersen
Prize
Bill Hibble, Arthur
Andersen Prize
Australian Chamber
of Manufactures Prize
Australian Chamber
of Manufactures Prize
Australian Computer
Society Prize
The Australian
Institute
Management
Malcolm Moore
Medal
Australian Institute
of Management
Business
Administration Prize
Australian Society of
Certified Practising
Accountants Prizes
Australian Society of
Corporate Treasurers'
Blashki Regalia
Supplies Pty. Ltd.
Brooke Bird and Co.
Prize
William Buck and
Co. Prize
Butterworths Books
Prizes
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.
following donors:
The best student in
Financial Management 1.
The best performance in a
computing programming
subject.
The best student in
Industrial Relations
The best student in
Industry and Government
The best student in final
stage computing practical
work. (Awarded to a
BAppSc student in 1994 -
alternate years awarded to
BBus student.)
The best student
completing the Bachelor of
of Business with a major in
economics.
The best student
completing the Graduate
Diploma in Business
Administration selected
for entry upon completion
of the Graduate Certificate
in Business Administration.
The best students in first,
second, and third stage
accounting subjects.
The best overall student
completing the Graduate
Diploma in Corporate
Finance.
For the best student in the
Graduate Certificate in
Business Administration
'public' course.
The best student in
Company Law.
For the ten best students in
First Year Accounting.
1. The best student in
Marketing and the Law.
2. The best student
in International
Business Law.
3. The best student
in Advanced Tax.