Awards Open for Nominations

Awards Open for Nominations

Civil College awards

Sir John Holland Civil Engineer of the Year

The Sir John Holland Award for Civil Engineer of the Year provides a high profile focus on engineering achievement and serves as both a showcase for civil engineering and a focus for young people interested in pursuing a career in engineering.

This prestigious award is presented annually by the Civil College of Engineers Australia. This award is proudly sponsored by John Holland Group. 

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Rod McGee Medal

To recognise the contribution of Rod McGee to Australian public works engineering, the Board of the College of Civil Engineers, Engineers Australia, created the Rod McGee Medal. The Medal recognises and encourages engineering students to engage in career opportunities in public works engineering. One award will be offered each year to undergraduate students in their final year Civil Engineering.

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Warren Medal

The Warren Medal perpetuates the memory of Professor W H Warren who was the first President of the Institution of Engineers Australia. Established in 1929, this award is given annually by the Civil College of Engineers Australia for the best paper in the discipline of civil engineering.

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Electrical College awards

M A Sargent Medal

This is the most prestigious award jointly made by the Electrical College and ITEE College. It is named in honour of Dr Michael Anthony (Mike) Sargent, an outstanding Australian electrical engineer. Dr Sargent graduated from the University of Queensland in 1964 and gained a PhD in electrical engineering at the same university in 1967.

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Graduate Electrical Power Engineer of the Year Award

This national award recognises a professional engineer who has demonstrated significant achievements in electrical power engineering during the preceding six years. Contributions to the community are also valued.

This annual award is an example of an effective partnership between Engineers Australia and industry. Engineers Australia's Electrical College Board and the Electric Energy Society of Australia (EESA) jointly developed the initiative, to encourage young Australians to develop a career in electrical power engineering, and also to reward outstanding achievements.

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National Professional Electrical Engineer of the Year

The National Professional Electrical Engineer of the Year award is designed to promote excellence and the profession within the community at large; and encourage young people to consider electrical and power engineering as a career.

This award is an annual national award for an outstanding senior electrical engineer member of the College who would be expected to be at the peak of his or her career, and a good role model for younger members of the profession.

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The Information, Telecommunications, and Electronics Engineering (ITEE) College awards

David Robinson Award

The David Robinson Award is presented in memory of The Institution of Radio and Electronics Engineers (IREE) and named in honour of the late Dr David Errol Robinson AM.

The IREE represented the profession of radio and electronics engineering in Australia for many years, while David Robinson was an outstanding Australian Electronics Engineer, former President of the IREE and a world renowned expert on ultrasound technology.

The award recognises achievements in information, telecommunications and electronics engineering; and to enhance the ongoing professional development program of the recipient.

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IREE Neville Thiele Award

The Neville Thiele Award is the most prestigious award of the ITEE College of Engineers Australia. It is presented in memory of The Institution of Radio and Electronics Engineers (IREE) and named in honour of the late Mr. A.N. (Neville) Thiele OAM.

The award recognises eminence in information, telecommunications and electronics engineering and will honour a member who has made significant contributions to the art of practice of engineering in the disciplines covered by the ITEE College. The award also recognises the individual's significant contributions to the community.

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Australasian Association for Engineering Education awards

Australian Council of Engineering Deans National Awards for Engineering Education Excellence

Awarded for demonstrated excellence in Engineering Education, which may include curriculum design, student support, peer support, or other significant initiatives with enduring positive impact. This award is intended to recognise significant and sustained contributions to Australasian Engineering Education.

Award for Engineering Education Research Design

Award for rigorous, innovative and transferable research design in the field of Engineering Education.

Award for Engineering Education Engagement

Awarded for fostering an excellent standard of successful engagement with stakeholders in Australasian Engineering Education, such as colleagues, industry, and students. The award recognises a collegiate approach to quality learning and teaching practice and/or research and a sharing of educational expertise.

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Nominate for the award by COB Tuesday 17 October 2017