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List of Awards, Scholarships and Prizes 2007 List ofAwards , Scholarships andPrize s 2007 TheLis t can befoun d at thefollowin g web address http://www.unimelb.edu.au/unisec/awards/ List ofAwards , Scholarships and Prizes 2007 This List of Awards, Scholarships and Prizes lists the awards available in the current academic year to undergraduate and postgraduate students at the University of Melbourne. It is intended to complement Faculty lists of awards, scholarships and prizes by providing a comprehensive list as a first point of consultation for students. The List of Awards, Scholarships and Prizes (the List) has replaced the Announcements Section ofthe University Calendar since 2002. It includes awards available to students either as annual gifts or as income from funds not held by the University as trustee. It is linked to the Regulations governing Prizes, Exhibitions, Scholarships and Bursaries, and other Endowments (Regulations R6 and R7 in the University Calendar)wher eapplicable . For further information regarding awards, scholarships and prizes students are advised toconsul t therelevan t Faculty Office. The value of awards quoted is an approximation only and may be subject to variation. In particular, when the value of an award granted under trust funds is calculated on the net annual income of the fund, it cannot be known in advance. Inthes e cases the valueo f thepreviou s year's award isprovide d asa guid e for students only. The List can be found at the following web address: http://www.unimelb.edu.au/unisec/awards/ Bequests, memorial gifts, donations and sponsorships have contributed greatly toth e establishment of many Prizes and Awards at the University of Melbourne. Previous or intending donors, benefactors, their families, and professional advisors who would like to obtain information about application of past gifts, or about the University's current priority needs for financial support may contact - TheManager , Fundraising Coordination Development Office The University of Melbourne Victoria 3010 Australia Telephone (03) 8344089 6 Facsimile (03) 8344 6895 E-mail [email protected] http://www.unimelb.edu.au/development/development. html List ofAwards , Scholarships and Prizes 2007 Key The value of awards quoted is an approximation only and may be subject to variation. In particular, when the value of an award granted under trust funds is calculated on the net annual income of the fund, it cannot be known in advance. In these cases the value ofthe previous year's award is provided as aguid e for students only. The List is in alphabetical order, by discipline, then by year or subject e.g. Literacy (discipline) Final Year (year) Annual award to 2006 ;Awarde d annually including the year noted $10 0 in 2002 - The valu e of the award in 2002 was S100 Offered as a guidefo r students when the mine ofthe awardfo r 2003 isno tye t known Books $10 0 : Books to the value of S100 Council jUniversit y Council Dean Dean ofthe Faculty in which the prize is awarded NAI : Net annual income of fund Disclaimer Tlie University of Melbourne has used reasonable endeavours to ensure that material contained in this list and on this web page was correct at the time the document and page were created and last modified. However D the University gives no warranty and accepts no responsibility for the accuracy or the completeness ofthe material; D no reliance should be made by any user on the material, but instead the user should check for confirmation with the originating or authorising faculty, Department or other body; and D the University reserves the right at any time to make changes as it deems appropriate The University provides external links as a service to users of its website In providing an external link the University does not accept responsibility for or endorse the content or condition of any linked site. Students in Financial Need Forfurthe r information on awards availablefo r students infinancia l need students are advised to consult the Student Support Services websitehttp://\vww.services.untmelb.edu.au/sssffinaid/ List ofAwards , Scholarships and Prizes 2007 Table of Contents Undergraduate Graduate General 1 General 96 Faculty of Architecture, Building and Planning 4 Faculty of Architecture, Building and Planning 102 Faculty of Arts 8 Faculty of Arts 103 Faculty of Economics and Commerce 21 Faculty of Economics and Commerce 108 Faculty of Education 33 Faculty of Education 110 Faculty of Engineering 39 Faculty of Engineering 113 Faculty of Land and Food Resources 48 Faculty of Land and Food Resources 116 Faculty of Law 53 Faculty of Law 118 Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences 62 Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences 122 Faculty of Music 78 Melbourne Business School 131 Faculty of Science 83 Faculty of Music 132 Faculty of Veterinary Science 94 Faculty of Science 135 Faculty of Veterinary Science 141 School of Graduate Studies 143 School of Enteiprise 154 Undergraduate General NAl- net annual income offun d DISCIPLINE PRIZE CONTACT FREQUENCY Open Melbourne Scholarships Program Contact: Melbourne Scholarships Biannual award Various amounts Commonwealth Learning Scholarships Ph: 8344-7467 Melbourne Access Scholarships (loll Free) 1800 77 22 44 Melbourne Honours Scholarships Fax- 8344-3734 Melbourne National Scholarships Application Forms and Guidelines: Melbourne Internationa] Undergraduate Scholarships http://www services unimelb.edu, National Medicine Scholarships au'scholarships/ugrad/index.html Application Forms and Guidelines for Melbourne International Undergraduate Scholarships: http://www services unimelb edu au/scholarships/uifrad/intemationa 1/indcx.html Open Aitchison Scholarships Contact: Melbourne Scholarships Two annual R6.46 Ph: 8344-7467 awards (TollFree ) 1800 77 22 44 Fax: 8344-3734 Open Dean's Honours List Contact: Faculty General Managers Annual awards Certificate and Eligibility. Undergraduate students meac h faculty. noted Selection Criteria: Students in the top first percentile on the on academic basis of academic merit transcript Open Dick Bursaries Contact: Student Financial Aid One or more $200 and $400 each R6.54 Ph: 8344-6550 annual awards in200 4 Email: fmaid-infofShmimelb.edu.au 17award s Applications. close8 April Open Hilda Gibbons Bursaries Contact: Student Financial Aid Awarded from (Determinedb y R6.156 Ph: 8344-6550 time to time committee) Email: finaid-infof5>unimelb edu.au Applications: close8 Apnl Open Lucy Knapp Bursaries Contact: Student Financial Aid Up to three $350eac h in200 4 R6.143 Ph. 8344-6550 Bursaries two awards Email: finaid-mftySunimclb edu au (Determinedby Applications, close8 April committee) Open Stella Mary Langford Scholarship Contact: Melbourne Scholarships One or more SI 1,700 total R6.166 Ph: 8344-8747 Scholarships in 2001 Note: Postgraduate as well as undergraduate students Fax- 9349-1740 awarded from (Determinedb y are eligible to applyfo r this award. Email: pp-scholsf5)unimelb.edu.au time to time Chancellor) ACCOUNT: 647070 Web: www.sen-ices unimelb edu au/sc holarships-'pjjrad'' Open TE and ER Moran Bursaries Contact: Student Financial Aid Five annual $124 0 each in 2004 R6.40 Ph: 8344-6550 awards (one-fifth NAP) Email: finaid-infoffiunimelb edu au plus additional Applications: close 8Apri l Bursaries, if any Open Madge O'Shanassy Bequest Contact: Student FinanciaJ Aid One or more $200-$600 in200 4 R6.72(I11) Ph: 8344-6550 annual awards 15 awards Email: finaid-mfof5>unimelb edu.au (NAl) Applications: close8 April Open Rest Home Voluntary Aid Bursary Contact: Ben McCartlry Annual award (NAl) R634 (Student Financial Aid) ACCOUNT: 645438 Ph: 8344-6930 Ematf mcbfjjjunimelb edu au Undergraduate: General 2006 NAl - net annual income offun d DISCIPLINE PRIZE FREQUENCY Open Saltau-Price Scholarship Contact: Student Financial Aid Annual award $350 in 2001 R6.72(116) Ph: 8344-6550 (NAl) Email, finaid-mftyahmirnelb edu au Applications: close8 Apri l Open Edwin NODUS Smith Scholarship Contact. Student Financial Aid Awarded from $250 in 2004 R6.9I Ph. 8344-6550 time to time (NAl) Email. finaid-mfoffiunimelb edu.au Applications: close8 April Open Glasson Williams Bursary Contact: Student Financial Aid Awarded from (Determinedb y R6.145 Ph. 8344-6550 time to time committee) Emaif finaid-mfofShmimelbeduau Applications: close 8Apri l Archival Research Juliet Flesch Cambridge Studies Prize Contact' General Manager (Arts) Annual award R6.72(I8I) Pk 8344-5217 Email: sdl(5>unimelb edu au Dramatic Louise Homfrey Prizes Contact: Union House Theatre Two annual Book about Performance R6.72(58) Ph 8344-6975 awards history of theatre Dramatic Melbourne Theatre Company Summer School Contact: Union House Theatre Two annual Week-long Performance Donor. Theatre Board. Ph: 8344-6975 awards summer school Eligibility. Current student performers. held by MTC in Selection Criteria Interest in pursuing knowledge of January performance skills. Students chosen by Union Theatre's Artistic Coordinator and Arts Officers. Special Conditions: Must be available 9am to 5pm for one week in January. Dramatic Murray Sutherland Prizes Contact: Union House Theatre Annual award Book about Performance R6.72(30) Ph 8344-6975 history of theatre Dramatic Playworks Dramaturgy Prize Contact: Union House Theatre Annual award Dramaturgy to the Performance Donor Theatre Board. Ph- 8344-6975 value of $500 Eligibility. Current students. from a dramaturg Selection Criteria: Based on application detailing intended assigned by script. The script does not have to be a complete draft. Playworks The student will be selected by Union
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