Melbourne School of Engineering

Undergraduates: prizes & scholarships

Would you like some extra competition to motivate you to succeed?

The Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering offers a range of prizes that reward your achievements.

Prize Name	Award	Category
AJ Francis Prize	$850	This is a first year prize, rotated yearly among Engineering Departments. In 1997 it was awarded to the top student in 411-110 Engineering and the Environmental Challenge and in 2000 to the top student in 411-101 Introduction to Chemical Engineering
The David & Elene Wood Scholarhsip	Scholarship between $4000-$12,000	1st year Engineering student in the disciplines of Chemical Engineering or Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering
CPA Prize	Handbook of Psychrometric Charts valued at $200	Awarded to the top student in 411-102 Chemical Process Analysis
Design Prize	$250 and a trophy	Awarded to the best project within the final year subject 411-409 Design Project
David Kenworthy Memorial Scholarship	valued at $5000 per annum for two years	Tenable for the final two years of the course
McGraw Hill Prize in Chemical Engineering	Text book (Perry's) valued at $290	Awarded to the top student in 411-201 Introduction to Transport Processes
Research Project Prize	Paid research position ($1,500-$2,000)	A number of positions are available to conduct a research program for a period of 8 (during summer break) to 6 weeks (during semester)
Society of Chemical Industry Prize	$200, and free introductory membership to the Society	Offered every second year for work clearly connected to the practice or application of chemistry
Top final year student	$250 and inscription on the Michael Walgers' Honour Board displayed in the Department of Chemical Engineering	Top student, final year, Chemical Engineering
WMC Resources Ltd Prize for Chemical Engineering - Third Year	$500	Awarded to the top student in 411-339 Process Engineering 2
WMC Resources Ltd Prize for Chemical Engineering - Fourth Year	$500	Awarded to the top student in 411-445 Process Engineering 3

Previous Prize Winners

PRIZES	2005	2004	2003	2002	2001	2000
AJ Francis Prize (rotated annually among Engineering Departments)		Chi Yan Lai				Chern Ling Heather Tan
CPA Prize	Katarzyna Krysiak	Chi Yai Lai	Amey Moors-Chantry	Edwin Zhiyou Gan	Elizabeth Anne Barlow	Chung Chen Johnny Yeo
Design Prize	George Fordyce	Michael Molinari	Graham James Power Holmes	Sally Louise Gras	Gregory Charles Mifsud	Kathryn Maree Turkovic
Elene and David Wood Scholarship	Sherry Mammen Robert Corbo
McGraw Hill Prize in Chemical Engineering					Michael Molinari	Quang Vinh Dang
Research Project Prize	Qiuzhi (George) Chen Jeremy Lane Hai Thi Lai Chi Yan Lai Joanne Poon Catrin Hendrik-Limah	Shelly Koh Josephine Lim Henry Muliadi Jacinta Fawcett Patrick Walta May Soh Jing Wang Su Ann Khoo Ben Crookes Christopher Ingram	Mark Easterbrook Tchung Sen Mu Chris Pepperell Craig Michaels Kerry Francis Marcella Indah Miranda Yeung Karolina Padsinski TinTrung Hungh Christopher Lee		Iin Adrian Wei Cheng Fann Albert Sardjono Thanh Tam Chau Sally Gras Raymond Lubansky John Provis Syet Li Yong Edeline Huei-mei Wong	Aliani Marwa Khalaf Maria Leondakis Fay Lim Imelda Loe Alexander Lubansky James Macknamara Brendan Schneider Felicia Soenjoto George Tan Elissa Whan
Top final year student	George Fordyce	Michael Molinari	Graham James Power Holmes	Ingrid Berklemans	Gregory Charles Mifsud	Tauna Morihovitis
The Australian Paper Award				Martin Thomas McGrath	Ingrid Berkelmans	Lok Si Tang
WMC Resources Ltd Prize for Chemical Engineering - Third Year		Natalie Newey	Christopher David Honig	Domenica Demaria	John Provis	Carolyn Yoland Sanders
WMC Resources Ltd Prize for Chemical Engineering - Fourth Year		Christopher David Honig	Chern Ling Heather Tan	Narelle Louise Kline	Gregory Charles Mifsud	Equal: Christopher Alan C. French and Yeow Chong Soh.
Society of Chemical Industry Prize					Gregory Charles Mifsud

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