Faculty of Economics and Commerce
Undergraduate Awards
Discipline |
Prize |
Contact |
Value/Frequency |
|---|---|---|---|
| Faculty of Economics and Commerce | KPMG Award for Environmental Economics Donor: KPMG Eligibility: Students enrolled in an undergraduate degree at the University and enrolled in the subject 316-324 Environmental Economics. Selection Criteria: The student who obtains the highest overall mark |
$2500 award. Annual prize of $500 for 5 years Annual award until 2011 |
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| Faculty of Economics and Commerce | Melbourne Campus Fair Jewish Women's Prize R6.108 |
Contact: Chrissy McCormick (Economics and Commerce) Ph:8344-2615 |
(one-quarter NAI) Annual award rotated between all faculties |
| Faculty of Economics and Commerce | Australian Industrial Relations Commission Centennial Prize Donor: Members of the Australian Industrial Relations Commission (AIRC). Eligibility: Current student in an honours year Selection Criteria: The best research thesis in the field of industrial relations or labour history, on the recommendation of the Dean, who before making the award must consult the President of the AIRC. |
Contact: Chrissy McCormick (Economics and Commerce) Ph:8344-2615 |
NAI Annual award rotated between faculties of Economics and Commerce and Arts |
| Faculty of Economics and Commerce | ANZ Honours Prize for Advanced Financial Mathematics I & II (300-408 & 300-412) Donor: Australia & New Zealand Banking Group Eligibility: Student must be an Honours year Bachelor of Commerce student, enrolled in 300-408 Advanced Financial Mathematics I and 300-412 Advanced Financial Mathematics II, or an equivalent combination of subjects as determined by the Dean Selection Criteria: The recipient shall be the student placed first overall in the subjects 300-408 Advanced Financial Mathematics I and 300-412 Advanced Financial Mathematics II. If more than one student is ranked first overall, the prize will be shared |
Contact: Chrissy McCormick (Economics and Commerce) Ph:8344-2615 |
$500 Annual award to 2012 |
| Bachelor of Arts Honours | Dwight Final Examination Prize R6.5 Selection Criteria: Final Year Bachelor of Arts (Honours) students presenting themselves for the first time in the honours school in Economics. |
Contact: Abi Van Der Weerden (Arts) Ph:8344-3303 |
$700 in 2005 Annual award |
| Bachelor of Commerce First Year |
AC Morley Prize R6.72(11) |
Contact: Chrissy McCormick (Economics and Commerce) Ph:8344-2615 |
$35 in 2000 |
| Bachelor of Commerce Second Year | Helen McKay Memorial Prize R6.72(107) Selection Criteria: The student with the best overall result in Second Year Bachelor of Commerce with a specialisation in Economics. |
Contact: Chrissy McCormick (Economics and Commerce) Ph:8344-2615 |
(Determind by Council) Annual award |
| Bachelor of Commerce Second Year | Paton Advertising Service Exhibition R6.92 Selection Criteria: Student with the best overall result in Second Year Bachelor of Commerce |
Contact: Chrissy McCormick (Economics and Commerce) Ph:8344-2615 |
(NAI) Annual award |
| Bachelor of Commerce Third Year |
JF Major Memorial Scholarship Selection Criteria: The student who in the preceding year who, as a full-time student, achieved the best results in the third year of the Bachelor of Commerce degree. |
Contact: Clare Harper (Economics and Commerce) Ph: 8344-2167 |
(NAI) Annual award |
Bachelor of Commerce |
Goldman Sachs JB Were Scholarship Donor: Goldman Sachs JB Were Eligibility: Students must be in their penultimate year of Bachelor of Commerce degree or a combined degree course with a Bachelor of Commerce component, and be studying or have studied Finance, Accounting, Economics or Actuarial studies. Students who have completed or intend to complete the Bachelor of Commerce (Honours) are also eligible to apply providing they are in their penultimate year of study. Selection Criteria: Based primarily on academic merit, but also taking into account demonstrated leadership potential, interpersonal skills and interview performance. Special Conditions: The Scholarship may not be awarded to an applicant who is in receipt of another industry-sponsored scholarship. The award need not be made in any particular year if there is no suitable applicant. |
Contact: Clare Harper (Economics and Commerce) Ph: 8344-2167 |
$4,000 Annual award to 2010 |
| Bachelor of Commerce Final Year |
Deutsche Bank Scholarship Donor: Deutsche Bank. Eligibility: Students entering the Final Year Bachelor of Commerce degree or of a combined degree course with a Commerce component, including Honours students. Selection Criteria: Based primarily on academic merit, but also taking into account qualities indicating that the student may make an important contribution to the commercial and financial spheres. The Scholarship will be awarded on the recommendation of the Dean of the Faculty after consultation with the Deutsche Bank. Applicants may be interviewed by a committee comprising the Dean, a Professor of the Faculty and representatives of Deutsche Bank. Special Conditions: Successful applications may be offered vacation employment by Deutsche Bank but will be under no obligation to accept. |
Contact: Clare Harper (Economics and Commerce) Ph: 8344-2167 |
$8,000 each Two annual awards |
| Bachelor of Commerce Honours | Robin D Hocking Scholarship R6.173 |
Contact: Clare Harper (Economics and Commerce) Ph: 8344-2167 Applications: written application letter and resume. Check with the Faculty Office for closing date in second semester. |
$6,000 in 2001 (NAI) Annual award |
| Bachelor of Commerce Honours | William Noall & Son Prize R6.100 |
Contact: Chrissy McCormick (Economics and Commerce) Ph:8344-2615 |
$280 in 2000 (NAI) Annual award |
| Bachelor of Commerce Honours | CS Soper Scholarship in Economics Donor : This Scholarship has been established n memory of Professor C.S. (Sam) Soper by his wife, Professor Joan Rydon. Professor Soper was a first-class honours graduate of the Faculty of Economics and Commerce and returned to a Readersip in 1962. In 1970 he was appointed to a Chair in Economics which he held until his retirement in 1980. He was Dean of the Faculty in 1975. Eligibility: Students entering the Bachelor of Commerce (Honours) degree intending to specialise in economics, and who have already specialised in economic theory or mathematical economics. Selection Criteria: Academic merit and interview performance. The selection committee will consist of the Head of the Department of Economics and two other members of the Department, one of whom shall be a Professor. Special Conditions: Should there be no suitable candidate in any year, the funds may be used by the Department of Economics to assist postgraduate students working in economic theory or mathematical economics as determined by the Head of Department. |
Contact: Clare Harper (Economics and Commerce) Ph: 8344-2167 Applications: Applications should include written application letter and resume. Check with the Faculty Office for closing date in second semester. |
$5,000 Annual award |
| Bachelor of Commerce Honours | Kinsman Honours Research Essay Studentship and Prize R7.69 Donor: Joseph Roy Kinsman, a Director of Hemingway Robertson Proprietary Limited. Eligibility: Honours students who have completed their honours year whose research essay is suitable for being written up for publication. Selection Criteria: Quality of the research essay and the potential for the essay to result in a publishable paper |
Contact: Chrissy McCormick (Economics and Commerce) Ph:8344-2615 Applications:Applications: called for in December each year, with a closing date end January (approx) |
Studentship $1500 Prize $500 Annual award |
| Bachelor of Commerce Honours 316-401 Microeconometrics |
Department of Employment and Workplace Relations Honours Prize for Microeconometrics Donor: Department of Employment and Workplace Relations Eligibility: Student must be enrolled in a Bachelor of Commerce (Honours) at the University of Melbourne and be enrolled in 316-401 Microeconometrics. Selection Criteria: Student placed first overall in the subject 316-401 Microeconometrics. If two or more students achieve an equal top mark, the prize value shall be adjusted accordingly |
Contact: Clare Harper Manager (on-shore Marketing)
Faculty of Economics & Commerce Ph: 8344-2167 |
$500 in 2007
Commencing in Semester 2 Annual award |
| Bachelor of Commerce Ford Cooperative Education Program |
Ford Motor Company of Australia Ltd Student Award Donor: Ford Motor Company of Australia Ltd. Eligibility: Students in the penultimate year of an undergraduate degree at the University of Melbourne who are participating in the Ford Cooperative Education Program. Selection Criteria: The scholarship will be awarded by the faculty on the recommendation of the Dean after consultation with Ford representatives and Heads of Department and will follow procedures established within the company's cooperative student education scheme application process. Selection will be based on academic merit and demonstrated interpersonal skills, leadership potential, commitment, focus and flexibility as a team player (as demonstrated during University studies or in extra-curricular activities). |
Contact: Chrissy McCormick (Economics and Commerce) Ph:8344-2615 |
$6,000 One or more annual award |
| ACCOUNTING AND BUSINESS INFORMATION SYSTEMS | |||
| Business Process Analysis 306-106, Accounting Reports and Analysis 306-107, and Accounting Transactions and Analysis 306-108 |
CPA Australia First Year Accounting Prize Donor: The Australian Society of Chartered Practising Accountants is Australia's largest professional organisation. To become a CPA requires completion of a degree in accounting and further postgraduate study. No work experience is required to join as an Associate member. Eligibility: Students who have completed Business Process Analysis (306-106), Accounting Reports and Analysis (306-107), and Accounting Transactions and Analysis (306-108) as part of a Bachelor of Commerce Selection Criteria: Best overall results in the three subjects Special Conditions: The three subjects must be completed in the same year. |
Contact: Chrissy McCormick (Economics and Commerce) Ph:8344-2615 |
$100 and a framed certificat Annual award |
| Accounting Reports and Analysis 306-107 |
Ernst and Young Prize for Accounting Reports and Analysis Donor: Ernst & Young, a world-wide professional services organisation, which helps companies across the globe to identify and capitalise on business opportunities by delivering innovative yet practical solutions. Clients include many of today's leading global companies and many innovative growth companies that will be the leading global companies of the future. Eligibility: Students enrolled in Accounting Reports and Analysis (306-107) Selection Criteria: Best result. |
Contact: Chrissy McCormick (Economics and Commerce) Ph:8344-2615 |
$500 Annual award |
| Accounting Final Year |
Horwath Final Year Scholarship in Accounting Donor: Horwath (VIC) Pty Limited, Charterd Accountants. Eligibility: Students entering the Final Year of study in the Bachelor of Commerce or a combined degree that includes commerce and who are specializing in Accounting (including Honours students). Selection Criteria: Selection is based on academic merit and demonstrated interpersonal skills and leadership potential, as demonstrated during University studies or extra-curricular activities. Applicants may be interviewed by a committee comprising the Head of department, a Professor of the faculty and representatives of Horwath. Special Conditions: The recipient must not be in receipt of another industry-sponsored award. If there are no suitable applicants the award will not be made. |
Contact: Clare Harper (Economics and Commerce) Ph: 8344-2167 |
$5,000 for one year Annual award |
| Accounting and Business Information Systems | Accounting and Business Information Systems Honours Scholarship Donor: Department of Accounting and Business Information Systems. Eligibility: Student must be entering the Bachelor of Commerce Honours Program and be specializing in Accounting and Information Systems. Students may be enrolled in the Bachelor of Commerce (Honours) or Bachelor of Commerce (Honours) with a combined degree. Selection Criteria: 1. academic merit 2. the applicant's demonstrated interest in the discipline of accounting and information systems and interpersonal skills. Special Conditions: The scholarship may not be awarded to an applicant who is in receipt of another sponsored award. Should there be no suitable applicants the award need not be made in any particular year. |
Contact: Clare Harper (Economics and Commerce) Ph: 8344-2167 |
$10,000 each Two annual awards to 2008 |
| Accounting and Business Information Systems | Accounting and Business Information Systems Honours Medal Donor: Department of Accounting and Business Information Systems. Eligibility: Student must be enrolled in the Honours Program in the Faculty of Economics and Commerce and be specializing in Accounting and Business Information Systems. Selection Criteria: The recipient shall be the student placed first overall in the Accounting and Business Information Systems Honours Program. |
Contact: Chrissy McCormick (Economics and Commerce) Ph:8344-2615 |
Medal and $200 Book Prize Annual Award to 2008 |
| Auditing and Assurance Services 306-304 Financial Accounting 306-301 and Enterprise Performance Management 306-302 |
CPA Australia Third Year Accounting Prize Donor: The ASCPA is Australia’s largest professional organisation with over 75,000 members throughout the world. To become a CPA requires completion of a degree in accounting and further postgraduate study. No work experience is required to join as an Associate member. Eligibility: Studentswho have completed Auditing and Assurance Services (306-304), Financial Accounting (306-301) and Enterprise Performance Management (306-302) as part of a Bachelor of Commerce. Selection Criteria: Best overall results in the three subjects. Special Conditions: The two subjects must be completed in the same year. |
Contact: Chrissy McCormick (Economics and Commerce) Ph:8344-2615 |
$500 Annual award |
| Cost Management 306-201 |
Charles Sindrey Prize R6.72(43) |
Contact: Chrissy McCormick (Economics and Commerce) Ph:8344-2615 |
$55 Annual award |
| Intermediate Financial Accounting 306-202 |
Deloitte Prize for Intermediate Financial Accounting Donor: Deloitte is the only fully integrated business consulting and advisory service in Australia. A 3000+ team of professionals serve 85 of 100 Australia's largest publicly-owned companies, as well as family and private businesses and the three tiers of government. Globally, Deloitte is the biggest professional services firm, with over 120,000 people generating revenue of more than $US18.2 billion in nearly 150 countries Eligibility: Students enrolled in Intermediate Financial Accounting (306-202). Selection Criteria: Best result |
Contact: Chrissy McCormick (Economics and Commerce) Ph:8344-2615 |
$500 Annual award |
| Intermediate Financial Accounting 306-202 Cost Management 306-201 |
CPA Australia Second Year Accounting Prize Donor: The Australian Society of Chartered Practising Accountants is Australia's largest professional organisation. To become a CPA requires completion of a degree in accounting and further postgraduate study. No work experience is required to join as an Associate member. Eligibility: Students who have completed Intermediate Financial Accounting (306-202) and Cost Management (306-201) as part of a Bachelor of Commerce. Selection Criteria: Best overall results in the two subjects. Special Conditions: The two subjects must be completed in the same year. |
Contact: Chrissy McCormick (Economics and Commerce) Ph:8344-2615 |
$500 Annual award |
| Studies in Corporate Reporting 306-461 |
Deutsche Bank Prize for Studies in Corporate Reporting Donor: Deutsche Bank is one of Australia's leading wholesale and investment banks providing integrated services to Australian and international corporations, financial institutions, public enterprises, government bodies and private investors. Eligibility: Students enrolled in both a Bachelor of Commerce (Honours) program and Studies in Corporate Reporting (306-461). Selection Criteria: Best result. |
Contact: Chrissy McCormick (Economics and Commerce) Ph:8344-2615 |
$500 Annual award |
| Research Essay in Accounting 306-467 |
Lou Goldberg Honours Prize in Accounting and Finance Donor: Professor Louis Goldberg, AO BA MCom LittD FASA FCIA, was Professor of Accounting at the University of Melbourne from 1959 to 1973 and Dean of the Faculty of Economics and Commerce in 1964. He was the first full-time lecturer in accounting at an Australian university and pioneered the teaching of accounting. Eligibility : Students enrolled in Research Essay in Accounting (306-467). Selection Criteria: Best result. |
Contact: Chrissy McCormick (Economics and Commerce) Ph:8344-2615 |
$100 Annual award |
| ACTUARIAL STUDIES | |||
| Actuarial Maths I 300-341 Actuarial Maths II 300-342 |
NSP Buck Prize for Actuarial Maths Donor: NSP Buck is an international firm of consulting actuaries which provides actuarial, administration and other consulting services to a large number of clients throughout Australia. Eligibility: Students enrolled in Actuarial Maths I (300-341) and Actuarial Maths II (300-342). Selection Criteria: Best result |
Contact: Chrissy McCormick (Economics and Commerce) Ph:8344-2615 |
$500 Annual award |
Actuarial Practice and Control I |
Trowbridge Deloitte Prize for Actuarial Practice and Control Donor: Trowbridge Deloitte Eligibility: Students must be enrolled in the Bachelor of Commerce and must have completed both Actuarial Practice and Control I (300-410) and Actuarial Practice and Control II (300-411). Selection Criteria: Awarded to the student who obtains the highest combined mark in the two subjects. |
Contact: Chrissy McCormick (Economics and Commerce) Ph:8344-2615 |
$500 Annual award |
| Actuarial Studies Honours |
Actuarial Studies Honours Prize Eligibility: Student must be enrolled in the Honours Program in the Faculty of Economics and Commerce and be specializing in Actuarial Studies. Selection Criteria: Student placed first overall in the Actuarial Studies Honours Program |
Contact: Chrissy McCormick (Economics and Commerce) Ph:8344-2615 |
$200 Book Prize plus Medallion Annual award to 2008 |
| Modelling in Insurance and Finance I and Modelling in Insurance and Finance II 300-331 300-332 |
University of Melbourne Actuarial Prize for Modelling in Insurance and Finance
Donor: University of Melbourne Actuarial Foundation. Eligibility: Undergraduate degree students enrolled in a Modelling in Insurance and Finance I (300-331) and Modelling in Insurance and Finance II (300-332). Selection Criteria: Awarded to the student obtaining the highest overall mark in the subject. |
Contact: Chrissy McCormick (Economics and Commerce) Ph:8344-2615 |
$600 Annual award |
| Risk Theory I 300-406 Risk Theory II 300-407 |
Tillinghast Towers Perrin Prize for Risk Theory Donor: Tillinghast Towers Perrin, Management Consultants and Actuaries. Eligibility: Students enrolled in the Bachelor of Commerce who have completed the subjects Risk Theory I (300-406) and Risk Theory II (300-407) in the same year. Selection Criteria: Awarded to the student who obtains the highest combined mark in the two subjects. |
Contact: Chrissy McCormick (Economics and Commerce) Ph:8344-2615 |
$500 Annual award |
| BUSINESS LAW | |||
| Banking and Finance Law 732-302 |
State Chamber of Commerce Exhibition R6.19 |
Contact: Chrissy McCormick (Economics and Commerce) Ph:8344-2615 |
$90 in 2000 (NAI) Annual award |
| Corporate Law 732-202 |
State Chamber of Commerce Exhibition R6.19 |
Contact: Chrissy McCormick (Economics and Commerce) Ph:8344-26152 |
$50 in 2000 (NAI) Annual award |
| Taxation Law 732-303 |
Taxpayers Australia/Jack Just Memorial Prize in Taxation Law Donor: Taxpayers Australia Inc Eligibility: Student must be an undergraduate degree student enrolled in the subject 732-303 Taxation Law. Selection Criteria: The recipient shall be the student placed first overall in the subject 732-303 Taxation Law. |
Contact: Chrissy McCormick (Economics and Commerce) Ph:8344-2615 |
$500 book voucher Annual award until 2009 |
| ECONOMICS | |||
| Micro-econometric Modelling 316-318 |
Jean Polglaze Memorial Prize R6.72(80) |
Contact: Chrissy McCormick (Economics and Commerce) Ph:8344-2615 |
$250 Annual award |
| Econometrics 316-317 |
Jean Polglaze Memorial Prize R6.72(80) |
Contact: Chrissy McCormick (Economics and Commerce) Ph:8344-2615 |
$250 Annual award |
| Econometrics 316-317 International Trade Policy 316-301 Macroeconomics 316-312 Microeconomics 316-313 |
Wyselaskie Scholarship R6.7 |
Contact: Clare Harper (Economics and Commerce) Ph: 8344-2167 |
$450 in 2000 (NAI) Annual award |
| Economic Development 316-302 |
State Chamber of Commerce Exhibition R6.19 |
Contact: Chrissy McCormick (Economics and Commerce) Ph:8344-2615 |
$50 in 2000 (NAI) Annual award |
| Economics of Financial Markets 316-351 | Australian Finance Conference Prize Donor: AFC has served as a national association of finance companies since 1958 and it acts on behalf of some 30 companies. It accounts for most of the finance Company business conducted in both commercial and consumer markets.. Eligibility: Students enrolled in Economics of Financial Markets (316-351). Selection Criteria: Best result |
Contact: Chrissy McCormick (Economics and Commerce) Ph:8344-2615 |
$200 Annual award |
| Economics of Taxation 316-329 |
State Chamber of Commerce Exhibition R6.19 |
Contact: Chrissy McCormick (Economics and Commerce) Ph:8344-2615 |
$300 in 2004 (NAI) Annual award |
| Economics Research Essay 316-475 | Jean Polglaze Memorial Prize R6.72(80) |
Contact: Chrissy McCormick (Economics and Commerce) Ph:8344-2615 |
$400 Annual award |
| Financial Economics 316-469 |
Desmond J Cleary Memorial Prize R6.72(157) |
Contact: Chrissy McCormick (Economics and Commerce) Ph:8344-2615 |
$300 in 2004 (NAI) Annual award |
| General Equilibrium and Welfare Economics 316-468 (Subject not offered in 2005) |
Wilfred Prest Prize Donor: Professor Prest (1907-1985), CBE MA Leeds MA Manc. MCom DCom, was Truby Williams Professor of Economics from 1946 to 1972. He was Head of the Department of Economics for over 25 years and Dean of the Faculty of Economics and Commerce for seven separate periods. He was a member of the Commonwealth Grants Commission for 12 years and he was awarded a CBE for his services to education and Federal-State financial relations. Eligibility: Students enrolled in the Honours course of a Bachelor of Commerce undertaking the subject General Equilibrium and Welfare Economics (316-468) (Subject not offered in 2005). Selection Criteria: Best result. |
Contact: Chrissy McCormick (Economics and Commerce) Ph:8344-2615 |
$150 Annual award |
| Industrial Economics 316-303 |
State Chamber of Commerce Exhibition R6.19 |
Contact: Chrissy McCormick (Economics and Commerce) Ph:8344-2615 |
$300 in 2004 (NAI) Annual award |
| Intermediate Macroeconomics 316-201 | State Chamber of Commerce Exhibition R6.19 |
Contact: Chrissy McCormick (Economics and Commerce) Ph:8344-2615 |
$300 in 2004 (NAI) Annual award |
| Intermediate Microeconomics 316-202 | State Chamber of Commerce Exhibition R6.19 |
Contact: Chrissy McCormick (Economics and Commerce) Ph:8344-2615 |
$300 in 2004 (NAI) Annual award |
| International Trade Policy 316-301 |
State Chamber of Commerce Exhibition R6.19 |
Contact: Chrissy McCormick (Economics and Commerce) Ph:8344-2615 |
$300 in 2004 (NAI) Annual award |
| Introductory Econometrics 316-205 |
State Chamber of Commerce Exhibition R6.19 |
Contact: Chrissy McCormick (Economics and Commerce) Ph:8344-2615 |
$300 in 2004 (NAI) Annual award |
| Introductory Macroeconomics 316-101 | State Chamber of Commerce Exhibition R6.19 |
Contact: Chrissy McCormick (Economics and Commerce) Ph:8344-2615 |
$300 in 2004 (NAI) Annual award |
| Introductory Microeconomics 316-102 | State Chamber of Commerce Exhibition R6.19 |
Contact: Chrissy McCormick (Economics and Commerce) Ph:8344-2615 |
$300 in 2004 (NAI) Annual award |
| Macroeconomics 316-312 | Economic Society of Australia Prize Donor: The Society is a national organisation of economists with a branch in each of the Australian states and territories. Eligibility: Students enrolled in Macroeconomics (316-312). Selection Criteria: Best result. |
Contact: Chrissy McCormick (Economics and Commerce) Ph:8344-2615 |
$100 Annual award |
| Microeconomics 316-313 | Economic Society of Australia Prize Donor: The Society is a national organisation of economists with a branch in each of the Australian states and territories. Eligibility: Students enrolled in Macroeconomics (316-313). Selection Criteria: Best result. |
Contact: Chrissy McCormick (Economics and Commerce) Ph:8344-2615 |
$100 Annual award |
| Money & Banking 316-306 |
State Chamber of Commerce Exhibition R6.19 |
Contact: Chrissy McCormick (Economics and Commerce) Ph:8344-2615 |
$300 in 2004 (NAI) Annual award |
| Social Economics 316-304 (Subject not offered in 2005) | State Chamber of Commerce Exhibition R6.19 |
Contact: Chrissy McCormick (Economics and Commerce) Ph:8344-2615 |
$300 in 2004 (NAI) Annual award |
| Time Series Analysis and Forecasting 316-350 |
Jean Polglaze Memorial Prize R6.72(80) |
Contact: Chrissy McCormick (Economics and Commerce) Ph:8344-2615 |
$250 Annual award |
| Advanced Microeconomics 316-402 | Department of Economics Honours Prize for Advanced Microeconomics Donor: Department of Economics Eligibility: The student must be enrolled in a Bachelor degree (Honours) and enrolled in the subject 316-402 Advanced Microeconomics. Selection Criteria: Awarded to the student placed first overall. |
Contact: Chrissy McCormick (Economics and Commerce) Ph:8344-2615 |
$500 Annual award until 2009 |
| Econometric Techniques 316-470 |
Department of Economics Honours Prize for Econometric Techniques |
Contact: Chrissy McCormick (Economics and Commerce) Ph:8344-2615 |
$500 Annual award until 2009 |
| Advanced Macroeconomics 316-403 |
Department of Economics Honours Prize for Advanced Macroeconomics Donor: Department of Economics Eligibility: The student must be enrolled in a Bachelor degree (Honours) and enrolled in the subject Advanced Macroeconomics (316-403). Selection Criteria: Awarded to the student placed first overall. |
Contact: Chrissy McCormick (Economics and Commerce) Ph:8344-26152 |
$500 Annual award until 2009 |
| Long-Run Economic Change 316-405 (Subject not offered in 2005) |
Katharine Woodruff Memorial Exhibition R6.72(48) |
Contact: Chrissy McCormick (Economics and Commerce) Ph:8344-2615 |
$1000 in 2004 (30 percent NAI) Annual award |
| FINANCE | |||
| Advanced Finance 333-402 |
Deutsche Bank Prize for Advanced Finance Donor: Deutsche Bank is one of Australia's leading wholesale and investment banks providing integrated services to Australian and international corporations, financial institutions, public enterprises, government bodies and private investors. Eligibility: Students enrolled in a Bachelor of Commerce Honours program and enrolled in Advanced Finance (333-402). Selection Criteria: Best result. |
Contact: Chrissy McCormick (Economics and Commerce) Ph:8344-2615 |
$500 Annual award |
| Asian Capital Markets 333-304 |
State Chamber of Commerce Exhibition R6.19 Selection Criteria: Undergraduate degree student enrolled in Asian Capital Markets (333-304) placed first overall |
Contact: Chrissy McCormick (Economics and Commerce) Ph:8344-2615 |
$90 in 2000 (percentage of NAI) Annual award |
| Business Finance 333-201 |
UBS Prize for Business Finance Donor : USB is involved in a range of investment banking activities including equities, derivatives, options, futures, interest rates, corporate finance, and private client services. Eligibility : Students enrolled in Business Finance (333-201). Selection Criteria: Best result. |
Contact: Chrissy McCormick (Economics and Commerce) Ph:8344-2615 |
$500 Annual Award |
| Business Finance 333-201 Corporate Law 732-202 |
Australian Securities and Investments Commission Prize Donor: The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) is an independent government body that enforces and administers corporations law and consumer protection law for investments, life and general insurance, superannuation and banking (except lending) throughout Australia. Eligibility : Students enrolled in Business Finance (306-203) and Corporate Law (732-202). Selection Criteria: Highest aggregate mark in the two subjects. Special Conditions: The recipient must have completed the two subjects in the same academic year. |
Contact: Chrissy McCormick (Economics and Commerce) Ph:8344-2615 |
$500 Annual award |
| Corporate Finance 333-302 |
Booz Allen Hamilton Prize for Corporate Finance Donor: Booz Allen Hamilton Eligibility: Students enrolled in Corporate Finance (333-302) Selection Criteria: Awarded to the the student obtaining the highest mark. |
Contact: Chrissy McCormick (Economics and Commerce) Ph:8344-2615 |
$500 Annual award to 2009 |
| Finance Honours |
Finance Honours Prize Donor: Department of Finance. Eligibility: Students enrolled in the Honours Program in the Faculty of Economics and Commerce who are specialising in Finance. Selection Criteria: Awarded to the student placed first overall in the Finance Honours Program. |
Contact: Chrissy McCormick (Economics and Commerce) Ph:8344-2615 |
Medallion and book to the value of $200 Annual award |
| International Finance 333-303 |
Citigroup Prize for International Finance Donor: Citigroup's Global Corporate and Investment Banking Group provides a comprehensive range of investment and banking services to corporates, governments and institutional investors in more than 100 countries around the world. We are a leading underwriter of equity and debt. We rank in the top tier of providers of mergers and acquisitions advice and securities trading services. Our extensive commercial banking operations include cash management, custodial, foreign exchange, trade and treasury services. Eligibility: Students enrolled in International Finance (333-303). Selection Criteria: Awarded to the student placed first overall. |
Contact: Chrissy McCormick (Economics and Commerce) Ph:8344-2615 |
$750 Annual award |
| Management of Financial Institutions 333-202 |
Australian Institute of Banking and Finance Inc. Prize Donor: The Australian Institute of Banking and Finance was established in 1886 to further the career prospects of bankers through formal education and professional development. It is the principal professional association of the banking industry and now encompasses the broader finance industry. Eligibility: Students enrolled in Management of Financial Institutions (333-202). Selection Criteria: Best result. |
Contact: Chrissy McCormick (Economics and Commerce) Ph:8344-2615 |
$250 Annual award |
| Numerical Techniques in Finance 333-403 |
Deutsche Bank Prize for Numerical Techniques in Finance Donor: Deutsche Bank is one of Australia's leading wholesale and investment banks providing integrated services to Australian and international corporations, financial institutions, public enterprises, government bodies and private investors. Eligibility: Students enrolled in a Bachelor of Commerce (Honours) program and enrolled in Numerical Techniques in Finance (333-403). Selection Criteria: Best result.. |
Contact: Chrissy McCormick (Economics and Commerce) Ph:8344-2615 |
$500 Annual award |
| MANAGEMENT | |||
| Advanced Human Resource Management 325-402 Advanced Employment Systems 325-465 |
Australian Chamber of Manufacturers Honours Prize Donor: The Australian Industry Group, formerly the Australian Chamber of Manufacturers, provides a range of services to members and represents views in government, community and private forums. Eligibility: Students enrolled in both a Bachelor of Commerce (Honours) program,Advanced Human Resource Management (325-402) and Advanced Employee Relations (325-465). Selection Criteria: Best result |
Contact: Chrissy McCormick (Economics and Commerce) Ph:8344-2615 |
$250 Annual award |
| Subject to be confirmed | Economic History Exhibition Donor: Established by the Department of Economic History (now incorporated into the Department of Management) in 1990. Eligibility: Students enrolled in (Subject to be confirmed). Selection Criteria: Best result. |
Contact: Chrissy McCormick (Economics and Commerce) Ph:8344-2615 |
$30 Annual award |
| Industrial Relations 325-308 |
JE Isaac Prize Donor: The Honourable Joseph Ezra Isaac is currently a Professorial Associate of the Department of Management at the University of Melbourne. During his career he has encouraged debate about the institutional arrangements of wage determinants and other issues relating to industrial relations in Australia. Eligibility: Students must be enrolled in both a Bachelor of Commerce and the subject Industrial Relations (325-308). Selection Criteria: Best result. |
Contact: Chrissy McCormick (Economics and Commerce) Ph:8344-2615 |
$250 Annual award |
| Management Honours |
Management Honours Prize Eligibility: Student must be enrolled in the Honours Program in the Faculty of Economics and Commerce and be specializing in Management Selection Criteria: Student placed first overall in the Management Honours Program each year |
Contact: Chrissy McCormick (Economics and Commerce) Ph:8344-2615 |
Book Prize of $200 Annual award |
| Marketing Communications 325-213 | Sir Alfred Kemsley Memorial Scholarship Donor: This Scholarship is awarded by DDB Needham Worldwide (Melbourne) Pty Ltd in memory of the founder of the company, Sir Alfred Kemsley. His business career included membership of the Head Office Staff of BHP, Secretary to the Metropolitan Town Planning Commission as well as General Manager of radio station 3UZ prior to World War II. Eligibility: Students enrolled in Marketing Communications (325-213). Selection Criteria: Best result. |
Contact: Chrissy McCormick (Economics and Commerce) Ph:8344-2615 |
$1,000 Annual award |
| Principles of Marketing 325-211 |
Commercial Travellers Association Exhibition in Marketing Donor: this association was established in 1872 to manage insurance funds, manage funds for the aid fo member's war widows and orphans and provide scholarships to help towards higher education. Eligibility: Students enrolled in Principles of Marketing (325-211). Selection Criteria: Best result. |
Contact: Chrissy McCormick (Economics and Commerce) Ph:8344-2615 |
$500 Annual award |
| Principles of Strategic Management 325-228 |
Ian Purves MacNeil Memorial Exhibition R6.72(59) |
Contact: Chrissy McCormick (Economics and Commerce) Ph:8344-2615 |
$1000 in 2005 (NAI) Annual award |