Prizes in UNSW Medicine & Health

The Faculty of Medicine Dean's List (T2K561)
For outstanding research.

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The Athol Lykke Stage 2 Pathology Prize (M0804A)
For the best performance in PATH2201 Processes in Disease or PATH2202 Processes in Disease for Health and Exercise Science.

• Certificate

The D I McCloskey Stage 3 Physiology Prize (M0343U)
For the best performance in any three Stage 3 Physiology courses.

• $500

The D N Wade Stage 3 Pharmacology Prize (M0345U)
For the best performance in any three Stage 3 Pharmacology courses.

• $500

The Dami Atapattu Stage 2 Anatomy Prize (C0079U)
For the best performance in an Introductory Anatomy course: ANAT1521 Anatomy for Medical Science or ANAT2111 Introductory Anatomy.

• Certificate

The F C Courtice Stage 2 Physiology Prize (M0346U)
For the best performance in both Physiology 1A and 1B - PHSL2101/2121/2501 and PHSL2202/2221/2502.

• Certificate

The G R Cameron Stage 3 Pathology Prize (M0802A)
For the best performance in any three Stage 3 Pathology courses.

• $500

The G R Cameron Pathology Prize (M0320U)
For the best performance in the Histology, Embryology and Histopathology Practical examination at the end of Phase 1.

• Certificate

The G R Cameron Stage 3 Pathology Prize (M0802A)
For the best performance in any Stage 3 Pathology courses.

• $500

The Istvan Tork Stage 3 Anatomy Prize (M0080U)
for the best performance in any three Stage 3 Anatomy courses. 

• $500

The Maurice (Toby) Arnold Anatomy Prize (M0081U)
For the best performance in the Anatomy Practical examination at the end of Phase 1.

• Certificate

The Paxinos and Watson Neuroscience Honours Prize (M0082U)
For the best performance in Neuroscience (NEUR) Honours.

• $500

The School of Biomedical Sciences Stage 2 Pharmacology Prize (M0803A)
For the best performance in PHAR2011 Introductory Pharmacology and Toxicology.

• Certificate

The W E Glover Physiology Prize (M0350U)
For the best performance in the Physiology Practical examination at the end of Phase 1.

• Certificate

The WG Tellesson Memorial Prize in Clinical Application of Biomedical Sciences (M0187U)
For the best performance in the Biomedical Sciences Correlation Viva Voce Exam (MFAC3512) by a student in Phase 3 Medicine.

• $500 

The Winifred Dickes Rost School of Biomedical Sciences Honours Prize (M0084U)
For the best performance in the School of Biomedical Honours.

• $500

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The Annual RCS Peter Vine Prize - Phase 2 (M0099A)
For the best performance in Phase 2 by a Rural Clinical Campuses student.

• $500

The Annual RCS Sandy McColl Prize - Phase 1 (M0100A)
For the best performance in Phase 1 by a Rural Clinical Campuses student.

• $500

The Bachelor of Medical Studies Academic Excellence Prize (T2K57I)
For the best performance in written course and phase examinations in Phase 1 and Phase 2.

• $500

The Bachelor of Medical Studies Clinical Excellence Prize (T2K58I)
For the best performance in Phase 1 and Phase 2 clinical skills examinations.

• $500

The Bachelor of Medical Studies Graduate Prize (T2K59I)
For the best performance in all assessments in BMed.

• $500

The Best Overall Performance in the Doctor of Medicine (T2K60I)
For the best performance in all assessments in the MD.

• $500

The Combined Teaching Hospitals Senior Staff Prize for Performance in the Phase 3 Integrated Clinical Examination (M0054U)
For the best performance in Phase 3 Integrated Clinical Examination.

• $500

The David de Carle Prize (M0091A)
For the best performance in disciplines taught at the St George and Sutherland Clinical Campuses and assessed in the Phase 3 Integrated Clinical Examination.

• Certificate

The David Greenberg Prize in Forensic Mental Health (M0915I)
For the best performance in Masters of Forensic Mental Health.

• $500

The Doug Tracy prize for Surgery (M0903A)
For the best performance in the discipline of Surgery for Phase 3 students at the St Vincent's Clinical Campus.

• Certificate

The First Year Prize (M0961A)
For the best performance in First Year (based on all assessments).

• $500

The Foundation Year Graduates Medal (M0055U)
For leadership and fellowship as a medical undergraduate by a student who has completed the final year of the medical program.

• Silver medal

The Frank Vinothinan Prize (M0155A)
For the best performance in the Phase 2 ICE examination.

• $500

The Gordon Lowe Memorial Prize (M0293U)
For the best aggregate mark from course and Phase assessments in Obstetrics and Gynaecology in Phase 3.

• $500

The Graham Mcdonald Prize for Medicine (M00190)
For the best performance in the discipline of Medicine for Phase 3 students at the Randwick Clinical Campus.

• Certificate

The Graham Turner Bursary Prize (M0851A)
For academic excellence at the Rural Clinical Campuses.

• $7,000 (shared)

The Ian Webster Medal (M00187)
For the best performance in final year barrier exams, including Clinical, Viva and MCQ at the St George and Sutherland Clinical Campuses.

• Certificate

The James Curran Prize for Medicine (M0098A)
For the best performance in the discipline of Medicine for Phase 3 students at the Randwick Clinical Campuses.

• Gold stethoscope and a $250 voucher

The John Coleman Prize in Surgery (M00189)
For the best performance in the discipline of Surgery for Phase 3 students at the Randwick Clinical Campuses.

• Certificate

The John Edmonds Prize for Medicine (M0093A)
For the best performance in the discipline of Medicine for Phase 3 students at the St George and Sutherland Clinical Campuses.

• Certificate

The John Hickie Prize for Medicine (M0904A)
For the best performance in the discipline of Medicine for Phase 3 students at the St Vincent's Clinical Campuses.

• Certificate

The Katherine Georgouras Prize in Dermatology (M0056U)
For the successful recipient who will be able to demonstrate, through a portfolio of curricular and co-curricular endeavours, their commitment to the study of dermatology-related medicine throughout their degree at UNSW.

• $500

The Ken Cox Prize for Surgery (M0092A)
For the best performance in the discipline of Surgery for Phase 3 students at the St George and Sutherland Clinical Campuses.

• Certificate

The McConaghy Prize for Postgraduate Research (M0850A)
For the best performance in postgraduate research.

• $500

The Margaret Dance Memorial Award (M0317U)
For the best performance in peadiatric studies by a student who undertakes elective study in Paediatrics within the teaching hospitals of the University.

• $500

The Mark Rowe Prize for Neurophysiology (M0816A)
For outstanding doctoral (or masters) thesis in neurophysiology, with a preference for a thesis in the area of sensation or movement.

• $500

The Max Thorpe Prize (M00188)
For the best performance in disciplines taught at the Randwick Clinical Campus and assessed in Phase 3 Integrated Clinical Examination.

• Certificate

The Neil McConaghy Prize (M0366U)
For the best postgraduate seminar.

• $500

The Neil McConaghy Prize for Psychiatry (M0910A)
For the best performance in the Psychiatry component of Phase 3 assessments.

• $500

The Paediatrics Staff Prize (M0318U)
For the best performance in the Phase 3 Paediatrics course and in the Paediatric components of the Phase 3 Integrated Clinical Examination.

• $500

The Peter Reed Prize for Surgery (M0097A)
For the best performance in the discipline of Surgery for Phase 3 students at the Rural Clinical Campuses.

• Gold stethoscope and a $250 voucher

The Prize for Medicine in Phase 3 (M0953A)
For the best performance in the Medicine component of Phase 3 assessments.

• $250

The RANCOG Prize
For the best performance in Literature Review completed during the Obstetrics and Gynaecology course.

• $500

The RANZCP Prize for Psychiatry (M0912A)
For the best performance in the Psychiatry Phase 3.

• $500

The Randwick Clinical Campuses Postgraduate Research Day Prize - Oral Presentation (M0019I)
For the best Oral Presentation at the Postgraduate Research Annual Seminar.

• Certificate

The Randwick Clinical Campuses Postgraduate Research Day Prize - Poster (M0020I)
For the best poster at the Postgraduate Research Annual Seminar.

• Certificate

The St Vincent's Campuses School Prize (M0902A)
For the best performance in disciplines taught at the St Vincent's Clinical Campuses and assessed in the Phase 3 Integrated Clinical Examination.

• Certificate

The Sandy Reid Prize (M0096A)
For the best performance in disciplines taught at the Rural Clinical Campuses and assessed in the Phase 3 Integrated Clinical Examination.

• Gold stethoscope and a $250 voucher

The South Western Sydney Clinical Campuses Prize for Medicine (M0095A)
For the best performance in the discipline of Medicine for Phase 3 students at the South Western Sydney Clinical Campuses.

• Certificate

The South Western Sydney Clinical Campuses Prize for Surgery (M0094A)
For the best performance in the discipline of Surgery for Phase 3 students at the South Western Sydney Clinical Campuses.

• Certificate

The Tom Gibian Prize (M0849A)
For Student Leadership.

• Certificate

The Wallace Wurth Prize (M0059U)
For the best overall performance in the Bachelor of Medical Studies Doctor of Medicine program.

• $1000

 

The Exercise Physiology Stage 3 Prize (M0809A)
For the best performance in third year of the Exercise Physiology program.

• Certificate

The Exercise Physiology Stage 4 Prize (M0808A)
For the best performance throughout the Exercise Physiology program.

• Certificate

The Exercise Physiology Stage 4 Research Project Prize (M0813A)
For the best performance in the Exercise Physiology Stage 4 Research Internship.

• Certificate

The School of Health Sciences Practicum Prize in Exercise Physiology (M0814A)
For the best performance in clinical practicum in the Exercise Physiology program.

• Certificate

Stage 1 Prize for the Bachelor of Applied Exercise Science / Master of Clinical Exercise Physiology (MH014I)
For the best academic performance in Year 1 of the Bachelor of Applied Exercise Science / Master of Clinical Exercise Physiology.

• Certificate

Stage 1 Prize for the Bachelor of Exercise Science / Master of Physiotherapy and Exercise Physiology (MH013I)
For the best academic performance in Year 1 of the Bachelor of Exercise Science / Master of Physiotherapy and Exercise Physiology.

• Certificate

Stage 1 Prize for the Bachelor of Nutrition / Master of Dietetics and Food Innovation (MH010I)
For the best academic performance in Year 1 of the Bachelor of Nutrition / Master of Dietetics

• Certificate

Stage 1 Prize for the Bachelor of Pharmaceutical Medicine / Master of Pharmacy (MH012I)
For the best academic performance in Year 1 of the Bachelor of Pharmaceutical Medicine / Master of Pharmacy

• Certificate

Stage 2 Prize for the Bachelor of Applied Exercise Science / Master of Clinical Exercise Physiology (MH023I)
For the best academic performance in Year 2 of the Bachelor of Applied Exercise Science / Master of Clinical Exercise Physiology

• Certificate

Stage 2 Prize for the Bachelor of Exercise Science / Master of Physiotherapy and Exercise Physiology (MH022I)
For the best academic performance in Year 2 of the Bachelor of Exercise Science / Master of Physiotherapy and Exercise Physiology

• Certificate

Stage 2 Prize for the Bachelor of Nutrition / Master of Dietetics and Food Innovation (MH020I)
For the best academic performance in Year 2 of the Bachelor of Nutrition / Master of Dietetics

• Certificate

Stage 2 Prize for the Bachelor of Pharmaceutical Medicine / Master of Pharmacy (MH021I)
For the best academic performance in Year 2 of the Bachelor of Pharmaceutical Medicine / Master of Pharmacy

• Certificate

The ACBO Prize in Binocular and Children's Vision (M0295U)
For the best overall performance throughout the Master of Clinical Optometry program in Binocular and Children's Vision.

• $1,000 Voucher to the ACBO Shop or Conference/Education events

The Brian Kirby Prize for Research Excellence in Optometry (S1993E)
For the Doctoral student in Optometry with the best thesis.

• $1,000

The Cooper Vision Prize in Contact Lenses (M0305U)
For the best performance in OPTM6411 Contact Lenses in Stage 1 of the Master of Clinical Optometry program.

•  $500

The Designs for Vision Prize (M0300U)
For the best overall performance throughout the Bachelor of Vision Science Master of Clinical Optometry program in Primary Care Optometry.

• Products to the value of $500

The Dr Andrew Whatham Prize for Stage 5 CFEH Clinical Excellence (S1994E)
For the best performance in the Centre for Eye Health (CFEH) Stage 5 Clinical Rotation (Master of Clinical Optometry Stage 2).

• $1,000

The Guide Dogs NSW/ACT Prize for Excellence in Orientation and Mobility (MH395E)
For the best performance in the Graduate Diploma in Orientation and Mobility program 5420.

• $1000

The Luxottica Prize for Clinical Ocular Therapeutics (S1984U)
For the best performance in OPTM8513 Clinical Ocular Therapy 5A and OPTM8523 Clinical Ocular Therapy 5B (Master of Clinical Optometry Stage 2)

• $1,000

The Mivision Prize in Recognition of Excellence in Social Engagement (VS001E)
To recognise students that have demonstrated excellence in communication, advocacy or in promoting eyecare to the community or other professions 

• $500

The ODMA Richard Grills Low Vision Prize (VS369E)
For the best performance in the Low Vision strand in OPTM6421 Binocular Vision, Paediatrics and the Low Vision strand in OPTM8511 Clinical Paediatrics, Low Vision and Colour Vision.

• $1,000

The Optometry NSW/ACT Prize in Ocular Therapeutics (S1998E)
For the best performance in OPTM6413 Anterior Eye Therapeutics and OPTM6423 Therapeutics and the Posterior Eye in Stage 1 of the Master of Clinical Optometry program.

• $500

The Research Project Prize in the Master of Clinical Optometry (M0308U)
For the best overall mark in the research project in the final year of the Bachelor of Vision Science Master of Clinical Optometry program

• $1,200

The Specsavers Prize for Excellence in Patient Management (S1992E)
For excellence in patient management by a student in the final year of the Bachelor of Vision Science Master of Clinical Optometry program

• $1,000

The Specsavers Prize for Overall Excellence in the Bachelor of Vision Science Master of Clinical Optometry program (S1999E)
For the best overall weighted average mark (WAM) in the Bachelor of Vision Science Master of Clinical Optometry program

• $2,000

The Stage 1 Optics Prize (S1996E)
For the best performance in VISN1111 Geometrical and Physical Optics and VISN1221 Visual Optics

• $1,000

The Stage 2 Clinical Optometry Prize (S2000E)
For the best performance in OPTM2133 The Clinical Environment and OPTM2233 Optical Dispensing

• $1,000

The Stage 3 Environmental Optometry and Dispensing Prize (S2001E)
For the best performance in Stage 3 Environmental Optometry and Dispensing

• $800

The Stage 3 Ocular Diseases Prize (S1997E)
For the best performance in OPTM3105 Disease Processes of the Eye 1 and OPTM3205 Disease Processes of the Eye 2

• $1,000

The John Hirshman Global Health and Development Prize (M0421P)
For the best performance in PHCM9605 Global Health and Development.

• $500

The John Hirshman Prize in Public Health (M0422P)
For the best overall performance in the Master of Public Health program.

• $500

The Muru Marri Aboriginal Undergraduate Merit Prize (M0442P)
For exemplary performance in Medical School at UNSW.

• $1,000

The School of Population Health Prize (M0441P)
For the best performance by a student enrolled in a postgraduate coursework Masters program at the School of Population Health.

• $1,000

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