Bachelor (Honours) University Medals

Bachelor (Honours) University Medals are awarded annually to one honours student per faculty.

Eligibility Criteria

To be eligible to be nominated you must:

  • be graduating from a Charles Sturt University bachelor (honours) course of any duration (including integrated honours);
  • have completed at least 64 points of study for the course at the University;
  • have achieved class 1 honours and at least one examiner of the graduand’s thesis or dissertation must have recommended a mark of 90% or higher; and
  • have the faculty’s highest mark for the thesis or dissertation.

Timeline and Process

DateProcessDescription
25 November 2024 Nominations open OGCA will invite the Executive Dean (or delegate) of each faculty to identify anyone who has graduated or will graduate in the relevant calendar year and meets the eligibility criteria. Any students that have a misconduct finding against them or for any other reason they see necessary (which must be reported to the Academic Senate).
29 January 2025 Nominations close The Executive Dean (or delegate) will notify OGCA of their nomination.
3 February 2025 Medal Recipients Identified The Executive Dean (or delegate) will affirm the recipient for their faculty who meets the criteria and has the highest mark for their thesis or dissertation and will advise Academic Senate of the results.
April / May 2025 (Regional ceremonies)
September 2025 (Sydney Metro ceremonies) 		Medals Conferred OGCA will notify the Medal recipients, and they will be given the option to receive their medal at the April/May (regional) or September (Sydney Metro) graduation ceremony, or have it posted to them. A recipient will be required to return their original transcript so that an updated transcript can be provided.
2022
  • Joanne Fitzgerald, Bachelor of Medical Radiation Science (Medical Imaging) (Honours)
  • Jordan Hardy, Bachelor of Social Work (Honours)
  • Ricky Sinclair, Bachelor of Applied Research (Honours)
  • Lucy Wright, Bachelor of Animal Science (Honours)
2021
  • Ella-Rose Boase, Bachelor of Social Science (Psychology) (Honours)
  • Jennifer Hawker, Bachelor of Science (Honours)
2020
  • Grant Moore, Bachelor of Theology (Honours)
  • Mitchell Bonham, Bachelor of Science (Honours)
  • Adam Dalton, Bachelor of Social Science (Psychology) (Honours)
2019
  • Mitchell Cowan, Bachelor of Environmental Science and Management (Honours)
  • Camilla Donnelly, Bachelor of Science (Honours)
  • Olive Lockett, Bachelor of Business (Honours)
2018
  • Emily Cross, Bachelor of Science (Honours)
  • Vic McEwan, Bachelor of Creative Practice (Fine Arts) (Honours)
  • Delanie Sky, Bachelor of Business (Honours)
2017
  • Shelley Clarke, Bachelor of Arts (Honours)
  • Karen Griffith, Bachelor of Psychology (Honours)
  • Jessica Verwey, Bachelor of Veterinary Biology/Bachelor of Veterinary Science (Honours)
2016
  • Claudio Dionigi, Bachelor of Arts (Honours)
  • Claire Wright, Bachelor of Theology (Honours)
  • Matthew Edwards, Bachelor of Computer Science (Honours)
  • Elisa Giannini, Bachelor of Information Technology (Systems Administration) (Honours)