Prizes are awarded at the faculty’s annual awards night
Australian Press Council Prize ($300)
This prize is open to students enrolled in a Bachelor of Journalism. The prize will be awarded for a single piece of work submitted for an assessment task worth at least 30% of the total subject in JOUR113, 214, 333, provided that the student achieves a minimum Distinction (75%) mark. The prize consists of a cheque for $300 and certificate.
The Diana Wood Conroy Prize ($250)
This prize is open to students who are enrolled in their final year of a Bachelor of Creative Arts, or in a double degree including the BCA undertaking subjects designated by the Faculty within the Art and Design School and majoring in one or more of Visual Arts, Graphic Design and Media Arts. The prize will be awarded to the best aggregate mark for third year core theory and studio subjects, provided that the student achieves a minimum of Distinction (75%) average across the year. The prize consists of a cheque for $250 and certificate.
Fellowship of Australian Composers' Prize for Best Composition by a Postgraduate Composer ($300)
This prize is open to postgraduate students enrolled in the Faculty of Creative Arts. The prize will be awarded for the best composition, minimum five minutes, composed during the course of enrolment for the degree and within the context of the degree. The prize consists of a cheque for $250, one year’s membership of FAC (valued at $50) and a certificate.
Fellowship of Australian Composers' Prize for Best Composition by an Undergraduate Composer ($300)
This prize is open to students enrolled in a Bachelor of Creative Arts, majoring in Sound - Composition and Music Production. The prize will be awarded for a single piece of work submitted for an assessment task worth at least 30% of the total subject in SCMP101, 102, 201, 202, 301 & 302, provided that the student achieves a mark equivalent to a Distinction (75%) or higher. The prize consists of a cheque for $250, one year’s membership of FAC (valued at $50) and a certificate.
Ignition: NAVA Graduating Student Award (value in 2007 - $133)
This prize is open to undergraduate students enrolled in the Bachelor of Creative Arts or an associated double degree. The prize will be awarded to the student with the highest average mark in the subjects VISA303 and VISA304 in one year, provided the student achieves a minimum Distinction average (75%) mark across both subjects. The prize consists of one year's membership of NAVA including all benefits plus one copy of the book Money for Visual Artists, plus one copy of the Code of Practice for the Australian Visual Arts and Craft Sector (2nd Edition) and a certificate.
