(Prizes and Awards are subject to change and are awarded based on conditions current at the time of award)
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Awarded for the best television news story presented by an individual at the UniSA Creative annual Journalism Television Industry night. Eligible students will be enrolled in either COMM 3060 Television and Video Journalism or COMM 3093 UO Television and Video Journalism
Value: $1,000 (2x$500 each)
Awarded for the best television news bulletin by a group at the UniSA Creative annual Journalism Television Industry night. Eligible students will be enrolled in either COMM 3060 Television and Video Journalism or COMM 3093 UO Television and Video Journalism
Value: $500
The Architectural Practice Board of South Australia Prize will be awarded to a student who has excelled in the course Professional Architectural Practice (ARCH 5035) in the final year of the degree of Master of Architecture.
Value: $500
The Armstrong Flooring Award in Architecture is awarded to a student enrolled in the Bachelor of Architectural Studies for academic merit in the courses Design Studio 2 (ARCH1003) and Architecture and Environment (ARCH1020).
Value: $1000
The Armstrong Flooring Award in Interior Architecture is awarded to a student enrolled in the Bachelor of Interior Architecture for academic merit in the courses Interior Architecture Studio 2 (Materials and Practices) (ARCH1035) and Interior Architecture Studies (ARCH1031).
Value: $1000
Architecture Media through its design journal 'Artichoke' offers a prize for one final year student at each of the interior design/interior architecture degree courses in Australia and New Zealand. Awarded to a final year student who demonstrates excellence in the visual, written and verbal communication of their final ARCH 4012 (Interior Architecture Studio 8) project.
Value: 2 year subscription to 'Artichoke' magazine and image of project citation in an issue of 'Artichoke' magazine.
Awarded for object-based studio work to an outstanding graduating third year student in the Bachelor of Contemporary Art program offered by UniSA Creative.
Value: $1,000
The Australian Graphic Design Association (AGDA) provides four awards annually to support students in illustration and animation, and communication design:
1. Australian Graphic Design Association – Best Illustration and Animation Portfolio Award
Awarded annually to a student from the Bachelor of Design (Illustration and Animation) program who is exhibiting in the end-of-year exhibition. Selection will be based on student portfolio presentation in the end of year exhibition.
2. Australian Graphic Design Association – Best Illustration and Animation Project Award
Awarded annually to a student from the Bachelor of Design (Illustration and Animation) program who is exhibiting in the end-of-year exhibition. Selection will be based on student portfolio presentation in the end of year exhibition.
3. Australian Graphic Design Association – Best Communication Design Portfolio Award
Awarded annually to a student from the Bachelor of Design (Communication Design) program who is exhibiting in the end-of-year exhibition. Selection will be based on student portfolio presentation in the end of year exhibition.
4. Australian Graphic Design Association – Best Communication Design Project Award
Awarded annually to a student from the Bachelor of Design (Communication Design) program who is exhibiting in the end-of-year exhibition. Selection will be based on student portfolio presentation in the end of year exhibition.
Value: each recipient will receive a 1-year Australian Graphic Design Association (AGDA) graduate membership valued at $120 and a certificate of achievement. The graduate membership will occur in the year following selection
For over half a century the South Australian Chapter of the Australian Institute of Architects (AIA) has awarded prizes to outstanding students studying Architecture at UniSA and its antecedent institutions.
The AIA Prize (SA Chapter) will be awarded to students based on academic excellence across the 5 years of the following degree programs in Architecture at UniSA:
Bachelor of Architectural Studies
Master of Architecture
The Prize will be awarded in 5 distinct categories as follows:
Documentation and Technical Studies
Communication
History and Theory
Environmental Studies
Integration of Research and Design
Each category winner will be determined based on the highest grade received and the prize money will be divided across the 5 categories.
Value: 5 x $200
Awarded to the student enrolled in the Bachelor of Interior Architecture who achieves the highest aggregate mark in the following courses:
ARCH 4011 Interior Architecture Studio 7: Advanced and
ARCH 4012 Interior Architecture Studio 8: Advanced.
Value: $500
This award was established in memory of Cecil Teesdale-Smith who was a lecturer in Literary Studies at the Magill Campus.
The award is for excellence in creative writing, and is offered on an annual basis.
Value: Book prize to the value of approximately $70
The Constance Gordon-Johnson Sculpture Prize will be offered to final year students enrolled in the Bachelor of Contemporary Art‚ or Bachelor of Art and Design (Honours) studying in the field of Sculpture and Installation, which is part of the UniSA Creative program. The annual prize is to assist with the professional development of the award recipient/s in the field of art practice.
Value: $2,000
The Derivan Matisse Painting Prize is awarded to a student enrolled in the Bachelor of Contemporary Art with the highest grade in Painting Media and Processes (VSAR 2054).
The student will be awarded the prize at the program's annual awards ceremony and will receive a Derivan Matisse Prize Pack valued at $500, comprising Matisse acrylics and mediums to support the production of work in the completion of their program.
Once Study Period 5 grades have been released, the Program Director: Bachelor of Contemporary Art will identify the student who has achieved the highest grade in Painting Media and Processes (VSAR 2054). In the case where two or more students have the same final grade for the course, the student with the highest GPA will be awarded the prize.
Awarded to an outstanding student majoring in printmaking and graduating from the Bachelor of Contemporary Art.
Value: Certificate of Achievement
The Friends of the South Australian School of Art‚ Inc Prize‚ valued at $1‚000 is available to full-time or part-time students who are undertaking a Bachelor of Contemporary Art or Bachelor of Design (Communication Design) program at UniSA.
The prize will be awarded to the student with the highest GPA completing the second year of the undergraduate degree program.
Value: $1,000
Value: $500 to $2,000
The Hames Sharley Prize in Architecture recognises outstanding academic achievement by a student enrolled in the final year of their undergraduate architecture program. It provides support for the graduate's transition into the professional Master of Architecture Program.
Value: $2,500
The Hames Sharley Prize in Interior Architecture recognises outstanding academic achievement by a student enrolled in the final year of their undergraduate interior architecture program. It provides support for the student's transition into professional practice, provides an opportunity for employment in interior design practice, and promotes membership of the Design Institute of Australia.
Value: $2,500
Awarded to the student with the highest grade point average in the field of design in UniSA Creative.
Value: Medal
The Hodgkison Graduate Prize in Architecture is awarded to a final year Master of Architecture student based on academic excellence and demonstrated integration of design‚ environmental‚ technical‚ theoretical and professional communication skills and knowledge in their final project.
Value: $1,000
Awarded to an outstanding student majoring in Painting and graduating from the Bachelor of Contemporary Art.
Value: Certificate of Achievement
Awarded to the student with the highest grade point average in the final year of their studies.
Value: A trophy
The Laminex Prize in Interior Architecture Innovation is awarded to a Bachelor of Interior Architecture student who demonstrates outstanding design innovation in Interior Architecture Studio 6: Work Placement (ARCH 3013). Shortlisted students will present their work to a selection panel comprised of representatives from the Laminex Group and the UniSA Creative.
Value: The prize consists of a one-day session with Laminex's International Colour Consultant in Sydney or Melbourne and attendance at a major national industry event, including flights and accommodation.
Awarded to a student enrolled in the Master of Architecture who has previously completed the Bachelor of Architectural Studies and has gained the highest aggregate mark in the courses Architectural Design Studio 5 (Construction) and Advanced Architectural Design Studio (Construction).
Value: $1,000 to be used for architectural travel and study approved by the Executive Dean
Open to students in UniSA Creative with at least one enrolment in UniSA Design Construct courses in the year of award. The award is in memory of Nicholas (Nick) Opie‚ co-founder of UniSA’s Design Construct program. The award recognises outstanding performance in and contribution to the Design Construct program as judged by the Design Construct Program Coordinator(s).
Value: $2,000
Awarded by UniSA Creative to the most outstanding third year student in a UniSA Creative photography course. Please note: the Atkins Prize may be awarded to one student or split between two in the event of equal achievement.
Value: $500 in equipment and/or services
Awarded to the student with the best overall performance upon completion of the Graduate Diploma in Urban and Regional Planning or Master of Urban and Regional Planning program
Value: Graduate membership of the Planning Institute of Australia for one year and a voucher towards attendance at CPD and other PIA educational all together valued at $500
The Port Art Supplies Painting Prize is a $500 prize awarded to a graduating student for outstanding achievement in the field of contemporary painting.
The prize will be awarded to a student who has completed either their Bachelor of Contemporary Art (DBCX)or Bachelor of Art and Design (Honours) (DHAD), and who produces a work, or small body of works, that demonstrates excellence in the artist's approach to research, conceptual and technical development in the field of contemporary painting. All students graduating from these two programs will be considered for the prize, applications are not required.
The prize recipient will be selected by a panel of artists/teaching staff specialising in painting, under the direction of the Studio Head of Painting in UniSA Creative.
The Polyflor Award for Sustainability in Interior Architecture is awarded to a student enrolled in the Bachelor of Interior Architecture for the application of sustainable design principles in the course Interior Architecture Studio 7: Atmospheres (ARCH 4011).
Up to three students who demonstrate high achievement in the integration of one or more of the UNESCO Global Goals for sustainable development in ‘Interior Architecture Studio 7: Atmospheres (ARCH 4011)’ will be selected and invited to attend an interview.
This award is not open to applications.
Value: $2,000
The President of the Friends of the South Australian School of Art has provided a prize for a graduating student in contemporary art who has produced a first-class body of work, shows artistic leadership among their fellow artists, both students and teachers, is best able to articulate their philosophy of the arts, and has a clear perspective on the artistic direction they want to pursue.
Value: $500
Awarded to the student from UniSA Creative with the most outstanding final year exhibition presentation in Interior Architecture.
Value: Ergonomic chair (Approximate value $800-$1200)
The Shape Australia Prize in Interior Architecture is available to all students enrolled in ARCH 3058 Interior Architecture Studio 6 (Workplace Environments). The prize winner is selected based on demonstrated excellence in the final assignment in this course. The prize is judged at the end of Study Period 5.
Value: two weeks work placement and an iPad tablet (value: $600)
The Shared Arts Residency is a valuable opportunity for Contemporary Art students to continue to develop their ideas and skills through a residency in Burra.
The eligible programs are:
• Bachelor of Art and Design (Honours)
• Graduate Diploma in Design (Contemporary Art)
• Master of Design (Contemporary Art)
Essential Criteria:
• Australian Citizen, or Australian Permanent Resident or international student.
• Full-time or part-time study load.
• Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander students are strongly encouraged to apply.
To apply please visit the following website.
Value: The Shared Arts Residency is valued at $500 plus accommodation and other non-monetary, in-kind benefits outlined above.
Awarded annually for the best filmed and edited news story presented by an individual at the UniSA Creative annual Journalism Television Industry night. Eligible students will be enrolled in either COMM 3060 Television and Video Journalism or COMM 3093 UO Television and Video Journalism
Value: $500
Awarded to a student enrolled in the second year of the Bachelor of Interior Architecture [DBIR] who demonstrates high levels of innovation in detailed design resolution in ARCH2057 Interior Architecture Studio 4: Work Placement (Detail).
Value: $500
The Zenith Prize in Interior Architecture is awarded to the student in the Bachelor of Interior Architecture enrolled in ARCH 4051 – Design Studio Research with the best demonstrated design progress, as determined by the selection panel and taking into consideration marks received and classroom participation at the time of judging.
Value: $1000 consisting of $500 cash and $500 worth of Zenith products chosen by the recipient