The Faculty of Business, Justice and Behavioural Sciences celebrates all our prize recipients on their outstanding academic performance!
Recipient: TBA
Criteria: The thesis is to be assessed by examiners as an outstanding contribution to the field. It will demonstrate that the candidate(s) has a highly developed understanding of the research topic and carried out the project with exceptional academic rigour.
Prize: The prize consists of a monetary prize to the value of $300 and an inscribed certificate issued by the University.
Proudly supported by the Faculty of Business, Justice and Behavioural Sciences.
Recipient: Alexander Manfred - Bachelor of Policing
Criteria: Awarded to the graduating student with the highest course GPA (Min 5.5), and who is a sworn or unsworn member of the NSW Police.
Prize: The prize consists of an engraved glass trophy supplied by the Police Association of New South Wales and an inscribed certificate issued by the University.
Proudly supported by the Police Association of NSW.
Recipient: Steven Klein - Bachelor of Policing (Investigations)
Criteria: Awarded to the graduating student with the highest course GPA (Min 5.5), and who is a sworn or unsworn member of the NSW Police.
Prize: The prize consists of a monetary prize to the value of $100, a brass and wooden plaque supplied by Police Bank and an inscribed certificate issued by the University.
Proudly supported by the Police Bank.
Recipient: Lyn Foster - Master of Customs Administration
Criteria: Awarded to the graduating student with the highest GPA (Min 5.5).
Prize: The prize consists of an engraved Medallion supplied by the Centre for Customs and Excise Studies and an inscribed certificate issued by the University.
Proudly supported by the Centre for Customs and Excise Studies.
Recipient: Stephanie Bruce - Bachelor of Criminal Justice
Criteria: Awarded to the graduating student with the highest GPA (Min 5.5) in the Bachelor of Criminal Justice.
Prize: The prize consists of a monetary prize to the value of $500 and an inscribed certificate issued by the University.
Proudly supported by the Faculty of Business, Justice and Behavioural Sciences.
Recipient: This prize will be awarded after March 2025
Criteria: Awarded to the student with the highest mark in LAW113 Criminal Law.
Prize: The prize consists of a monetary prize to the value of $200 and an inscribed certificate issued by the University.
Proudly supported by the Central West Law Society.
Recipient: This prize will be awarded after March 2025
Criteria: Awarded to the student with the highest mark in LAW116 Writing and Communication for Legal Professionals.
Prize: The prize consists of a monetary prize to the value of $200 and an inscribed certificate issued by the University.
Proudly supported by the Central West Law Society.
Recipient: This prize will be awarded after March 2025
Criteria: Awarded to the student with the highest mark in LAW216 Property Law.
Prize: The prize consists of a monetary prize to the value of $200 and an inscribed certificate issued by the University.
Proudly supported by the Central West Law Society.
Recipient: This prize will be awarded after March 2025
Criteria: Awarded to the student with the highest mark in LAW309 Professional Legal Conduct.
Prize: The prize consists of a monetary prize to the value of $200 and an inscribed certificate issued by the University.
Proudly supported by the Central West Law Society.
Recipient: This prize will be awarded after March 2025
Criteria: Awarded to the student with the highest mark in LAW314 Community Law and Culture: Regional, Rural, Remote and Indigenous Contemporary Issues.
Prize: The prize consists of a monetary prize to the value of $200 and an inscribed certificate issued by the University.
Proudly supported by the Central West Law Society.
Recipient: Molly Star-Hossack - Bachelor of Business (Human Resource Management)
Criteria: Awarded to the student with the highest mark in the Human Resource Management specialisation subjects.
Prize: The prize consists of a one year Australian HR Institute membership (valued up to $400), a certificate awarded by the Australian HR Institute and an inscribed certificate issued by the University.
Proudly supported by the Australian HR Institute (AHRI).
Recipient: Jessica Atherton - Graduate Certificate in Human Resource Management
Criteria: Awarded to the graduating student with the highest GPA (Min 5.5).
Prize: The prize consists of a one year Australian HR Institute membership (valued up to $400), a certificate awarded by the Australian HR Institute and an inscribed certificate issued by the University.
Proudly supported by the Australian HR Institute (AHRI).
Recipient: Prize not awarded in 2024
Criteria: Awarded to the graduating student who achieved the most outstanding results in the Graduate Diploma of Human Resource Management.
Prize: The prize consists of a one year Australian HR Institute membership (valued up to $400), a certificate awarded by the Australian HR Institute and an inscribed certificate issued by the University.
Proudly supported by the Australian HR Institute (AHRI).
Recipient: Jessie Lang - Master of Human Resource Management (Management of Organisational Change)
Criteria: Awarded to the student with the highest GPA (Min 5.5).
Prize: The prize consists of a one year Australian HR Institute membership (valued up to $400), a certificate awarded by the Australian HR Institute and an inscribed certificate issued by the University.
Proudly supported by the Australian HR Institute (AHRI).
Recipient: This prize will be awarded after March 2025
Criteria: Awarded to the on-campus student with the highest mark in ACC128 Financial Accounting and Reporting.
Prize: The prize consists of a monetary prize to the value of $250 and an inscribed certificate issued by the University.
Proudly supported by Bush & Campbell Accountants.
Recipient: This prize will be awarded after March 2025
Criteria: Awarded to the on-campus Bathurst student with the highest mark in LAW110 Business Law.
Prize: The prize consists of a monetary prize to the value of $200 and an inscribed certificate issued by the University.
Proudly supported by Central West Law Society.
Recipient: This prize will be awarded after March 2025
Criteria: Awarded to the student with the highest GPA (Min 5.5).
Prize: The prize consists of a monetary prize to the value of $300, an inscribed certificate from CPA Australia and an inscribed certificate issued by the University.
Proudly supported by CPA Australia Ltd.
Recipient: This prize will be awarded after March 2025
Criteria: Awarded to the student with the highest GPA (Min 5.5).
Prize: The prize consists of a monetary prize to the value of $300, an inscribed certificate from CPA Australia and an inscribed certificate issued by the University.
Proudly supported by CPA Australia Ltd.
Recipient: This prize will be awarded after March 2025
Criteria: Awarded to the student with the highest GPA (Min 5.5).
Prize: The prize consists of a monetary prize to the value of $300, an inscribed certificate from CPA Australia and an inscribed certificate issued by the University.
Proudly supported by CPA Australia Ltd.
Recipient: This prize will be awarded after March 2025
Criteria: Awarded to the student with the highest GPA (Min 5.5).
Prize: The prize consists of a monetary prize to the value of $300, an inscribed certificate from CPA Australia and an inscribed certificate issued by the University.
Proudly supported by CPA Australia Ltd.
Recipient: This prize will be awarded after March 2025
Criteria: Awarded to the student with the highest GPA (Min 5.5).
Prize: The prize consists of a monetary prize to the value of $300, an inscribed certificate from CPA Australia and an inscribed certificate issued by the University.
Proudly supported by CPA Australia Ltd.
Recipient: This prize will be awarded after March 2025
Criteria: Awarded to the student with the highest GPA (Min 5.5).
Prize: The prize consists of a monetary prize to the value of $300, an inscribed certificate from CPA Australia and an inscribed certificate issued by the University.
Proudly supported by CPA Australia Ltd.
Recipient: Prize not awarded in 2024
Criteria: Awarded to the graduating student with the highest GPA (Min 5.5) in the third year of study.
Prize: The prize consists of a monetary prize to the value of $300, an inscribed certificate from CPA Australia and an inscribed certificate issued by the University.
Proudly supported by CPA Australia Ltd.
Recipient: Prize not awarded in 2024
Criteria: Awarded to the graduating student with the highest GPA (Min 5.5).
Prize: The prize consists of a monetary prize to the value of $300, an inscribed certificate from CPA Australia and an inscribed certificate issued by the University.
Proudly supported by Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand.
Recipient: Prize not awarded in 2024
Criteria: Awarded to the graduating student with the highest GPA (Min 5.5) in the third year of study.
Prize: The prize consists of a monetary prize to the value of $300, an inscribed certificate from CPA Australia and an inscribed certificate issued by the University.
Proudly supported by CPA Australia Ltd.
Recipient: This prize will be awarded after March 2025
Criteria: Awarded to the full-time on-campus Albury-Wodonga student who has made a significant contribution to the corporate life or environment of the campus; and who achieved the highest mark in ACC294 External Reporting and ACC394 Company Accounting.
Prize: The prize consists of a monetary prize to the value of $250 and an inscribed certificate issued by the University.
Proudly supported by Mr Simon Glass.
Recipient: Stephanie Dooley - Master of Applied Digital Marketing
Criteria: Awarded to the graduating student with the highest GPA (Min 5.5).
Prize: The prize consists of a monetary prize to the value of $400 and an inscribed certificate issued by the University.
Proudly supported by IT Masters Pty Ltd.
Recipient: Prize not awarded in 2024
Criteria: Awarded to the graduating student with the highest GPA (Min 5.5).
Prize: The prize consists of a monetary prize to the value of $400 and an inscribed certificate issued by the University.
Proudly supported by IT Masters Pty Ltd.
Recipient: Peter Bail - Master of Project Management
Criteria: Awarded to the graduating student with the highest GPA (Min 5.5)
Prize: The prize consists of a monetary prize to the value of $400 and an inscribed certificate issued by the University.
Proudly supported by IT Masters Pty Ltd.
Recipient: Prize not awarded in 2024
Criteria: for the graduating student who achieved the most outstanding overall results in the Bachelor of Accounting.
Prize: The prize consists of a monetary prize to the value of $500 and an inscribed certificate issued by the University.
Proudly supported by Johnsons MME.
Recipient: Prize not awarded in 2024
Criteria: Awarded to the thesis assessed by examiners as an outstanding contribution to knowledge. It will demonstrate that the candidate has a highly developed understanding of the research topic and carried out the project with exceptional academic rigour.
Prize: The prize consists of a monetary prize to the value of $500 and an inscribed certificate issued by the University.
Proudly supported by Joss Group.
Recipient: Sophie Gairn - Bachelor of Business (Management)
Criteria: Awarded to the graduating student with the highest GPA (Min 5.5).
Prize: The prize consists of a monetary prize to the value of $500 and an inscribed certificate issued by the University.
Proudly supported by Joss Group.
Recipient: Nadia Couch - Bachelor of Information Technology (Software Design and Development)
Criteria: Awarded to the graduating student with the highest mark in ITC309 Software Development Project 2.
Prize: The prize consists of a monetary prize to the value of $300 and an inscribed certificate issued by the University.
Proudly supported by Devro Pty Ltd.
Recipient: Mark Cowell - Master of Cloud Computing and Virtualisation
Criteria: Awarded to the graduating student with the highest GPA (Min 5.5) in Master of Cloud Computing and Virtualisation.
Prize: The Prize consists of a monetary prize to the value of $400 and an inscribed certificate issued by the University.
Proudly supported by IT Masters Pty Ltd.
Recipient: Leslie Nagy - Master of Cyber Security
Criteria: Awarded to the graduating student with the highest GPA (Min 5.5) in Master of Cyber Security.
Prize: The prize consists of a monetary prize to the value of $400 and an inscribed certificate issued by the University.
Proudly supported by IT Masters Pty Ltd.
Recipient: Lisa Twigg - Master of Networking and Systems Administration
Criteria: Awarded to the graduating student with the highest GPA (Min 5.5) in the Master of Networking and Systems Administration.
Prize: The prize consists of a monetary prize to the value of $400 and an inscribed certificate issued by the University.
Proudly supported by IT Masters Pty Ltd.
Recipient: Lauren Veenstra - Master of Cyber Security
Criteria: JOINT-SCHOOL PRIZE. Awarded to the graduating female student with the highest GPA in any of the IT Masters courses undertaken through the School of Business or the School of Computing, Mathematics and Engineering.
Prize: The prize consists of a monetary prize to the value of $750.00 and an inscribed certificate issued by the University.
Proudly supported by Mr Michael Power.
Recipient: Prize not awarded in 2024
Criteria: Awarded to the graduating female student with the highest course GPA (Min 5.5).
Prize: The Prize will be a cheque to the value of $1000 and a framed certificate supplied by NSW Police and an inscribed certificate issued by the University.
Proudly supported by NSW Police.
Recipient: Kayla Arkinstall - Associate Degree in Policing Practice
Criteria: Awarded to the graduating student with the highest GPA (Min 5.5).
Prize: The Prize will be a boxed, engraved medallion provided by the NSW Police Force and an inscribed certificate issued by the University.
Proudly supported by NSW Police.
Recipient: Prize not awarded in 2024
Criteria: Awarded to the graduating student with the highest GPA (Min 5.5).
Prize: The prize consists of a one year Australian HR Institute membership (valued up to $400), a certificate awarded by the Australian HR Institute and an inscribed certificate issued by the University.
Proudly supported by the Australian HR Institute (AHRI).
Recipient: TBA
Criteria: Awarded to the graduating student from either an Honours year in Psychology or the Postgraduate Diploma of Psychology with the most distinguished record.
Prize: The prize consists of:
Proudly supported by Australian Psychological Society.
Recipient: This prize will be awarded after March 2025
Criteria: Awarded to the student with the highest mark in PSY404 Psychological Assessment and whose primary place of residence is in the Western Region of NSW.
Prize: The prize consists of a book voucher to the value of $100, a one year membership subscription to the Australian Psychological Society and an inscribed certificate issued by the University.
Proudly supported by the Australian Psychological Society.