Student Prizes

The American Chamber of Commerce in Australia has kindly offered to sponsor a prize to the Adelaide Business School. The agreement is to provide a prize of $600 per year, to the highest achiever in the course Marketing Management.

Where there are several students with equal merit the prize is shared. Where the course is offered more than once in a qualifying prizes period, the most meritorious candidate overall is awarded the prize. Where the course is not offered during the qualifying prizes period, no prize is awarded. The prize appears on academic transcripts, and is formally recognised at the annual Adelaide Business School Prize and Awards Ceremony.

The Auditor General's Office has kindly offered to sponsor a prize to the Adelaide Business School. The agreement is to provide a prize of $400 per year, to the highest achiever in the course Accounting Information Systems I.

Where there are several students with equal merit the prize is shared. Where the course is offered more than once in a qualifying prizes period, the most meritorious candidate overall is awarded the prize. Where the course is not offered during the qualifying prizes period, no prize is awarded. The prize appears on academic transcripts, and is formally recognised at the annual Adelaide Business School Prize and Awards Ceremony.

CPA Australia has kindly offered to sponsor 2 prizes to the Adelaide Business School to support inspiring leaders in the area of Accounting. The agreement is to provide 2 prizes of $500 each per year, to the students that not only have a GPA higher than 5.0, but also make a significant contribution to community. This prize is offered by application by invitation only. The prize appears on academic transcripts, and is formally recognised at the annual Adelaide Business School Prize and Awards Ceremony.

Deloitte has kindly offered to sponsor 2 prizes to the Adelaide Business School to support finance students.

The first prize will be offered to the highest achiever in the course Business Finance. This course prize is worth $600 and will be awarded by the Adelaide Business School on a yearly basis.

The second prize will be offered to the highest achiever in the course Corporate Investment and Strategy III. The prize is worth $600 and will be awarded on a yearly basis.

Where there are several students with equal merit the prize is shared. Where the course is offered more than once in a qualifying prizes period, the most meritorious candidate overall is awarded the prize. Where the course is not offered during the qualifying prizes period, no prize is awarded.The prize appears on academic transcripts, and is formally recognised at the annual Adelaide Business School Prize and Awards Ceremony.

Hender Consulting has kindly offered to sponsor a prize to the Adelaide Business School. The agreement is to provide a prize of $300 per year, to the highest achiever in the course Managing Contemporary Organisations.

Where there are several students with equal merit the prize is shared. Where the course is offered more than once in a qualifying prizes period, the most meritorious candidate overall is awarded the prize. Where the course is not offered during the qualifying prizes period, no prize is awarded. The prize appears on academic transcripts, and is formally recognised at the annual Adelaide Business School Prize and Awards Ceremony.

Leadenhall has kindly offered to sponsor a prize to the Adelaide Business School. The agreement is to provide a prize of $600 per year, to the highest achiever in the course Business Valuation II.

Where there are several students with equal merit the prize is shared. Where the course is offered more than once in a qualifying prizes period, the most meritorious candidate overall is awarded the prize. Where the course is not offered during the qualifying prizes period, no prize is awarded. The prize appears on academic transcripts, and is formally recognised at the annual Adelaide Business School Prize and Awards Ceremony.

McGregor Tan Research has kindly offered to sponsor a prize to the Adelaide Business School. The agreement is to provide a prize of $300 per year, to the highest achiever in the course Marketing Strategy & Project III.

Where there are several students with equal merit the prize is shared. Where the course is offered more than once in a qualifying prizes period, the most meritorious candidate overall is awarded the prize. Where the course is not offered during the qualifying prizes period, no prize is awarded. The prize appears on academic transcripts, and is formally recognised at the annual Adelaide Business School Prize and Awards Ceremony.

The Mandala group has kindly offered to sponsor a prize to the Adelaide Business School. The agreement is to provide a prize of $600 per year to the highest achiever in the course International Business II. 

Where there are several students with equal merit the prize is shared. Where the course is offered more than once in a qualifying prizes period, the most meritorious candidate overall is awarded the prize. Where the course is not offered during the qualifying prizes period, no prize is awarded. The prize will appear on academic transcripts, and is formally recognised at the annual Adelaide Business School Prize and Awards Ceremony.

Nova Systems has kindly offered to sponsor a prize to the Adelaide Business School. The agreement is to provide a prize of $600 per year to the highest achiever in the MBA course Systems Thinking for Management.

Where there are several students with equal merit the prize is shared. Where the course is offered more than once in a qualifying prizes period, the most meritorious candidate overall is awarded the prize. Where the course is not offered during the qualifying prizes period, no prize is awarded. The prize will appear on academic transcripts, and is formally recognised at the annual Adelaide Business School Prize and Awards Ceremony.

Phil Hoffmann Travel have kindly offered to sponsor a prize to the Adelaide Business School. The agreement is to provide a prize of $600 per year to the highest achiever in the course Global Business Analysis (M).

Where there are several students with equal merit the prize is shared. Where the course is offered more than once in a qualifying prizes period, the most meritorious candidate overall is awarded the prize. Where the course is not offered during the qualifying prizes period, no prize is awarded. The prize will appear on academic transcripts, and is formally recognised at the annual Adelaide Business School Prize and Awards Ceremony.

PKF Kennedy have kindly offered to sponsor a prize to the Adelaide Business School. The agreement is to provide a prize of $1,000 per year to the highest achiever in the program Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting).

Where there are several students with equal merit the prize is shared. Where the course is offered more than once in a qualifying prizes period, the most meritorious candidate overall is awarded the prize. Where the course is not offered during the qualifying prizes period, no prize is awarded. The prize will appear on academic transcripts, and is formally recognised at the annual Adelaide Business School Prize and Awards Ceremony.

The Property Council has kindly offered to sponsor a prize to the Adelaide Business School. The agreement is to provide a prize of $600.00 per year, to the highest achiever in the course Managerial Finance.

Where there are several students with equal merit the prize is shared. Where the course is offered more than once in a qualifying prizes period, the most meritorious candidate overall is awarded the prize. Where the course is not offered during the qualifying prizes period, no prize is awarded. The prize will appear on academic transcripts, and is formally recognised at the annual Adelaide Business School Prize and Awards Ceremony.

Scholle IPN Packaging have kindly agreed to sponsor 3 prizes to the Adelaide Business School.

The first prize, in the amount of $600 per year, will be offered to the highest achiever in the course Business Communications.

The second prize, in the amount of $600 per year, will be offered to the highest achiever in the course Knowledge Management and Measurement.

The third prize, in the amount of $600 per year, will be offered to the highest achiever in the course Organisational Dynamics.

Where there are several students with equal merit the prize is shared. Where the course is offered more than once in a qualifying prizes period, the most meritorious candidate overall is awarded the prize. Where the course is not offered during the qualifying prizes period, no prize is awarded. The prize will appear on academic transcripts, and is formally recognised at the annual Adelaide Business School Prize and Awards Ceremony.

MBA Alumni Association has kindly offered to donate a prize to the Adelaide Business School. The agreement is to provide a prize of $500.00 per year, to the highest achiever in the course Fundamentals of Leadership. The prize is awarded by the Adelaide Business School Board of Examiners or executively by the Dean of Business to the most meritorious student qualifying for the course Fundamentals of Leadership.

Where there are several students with equal merit the prize is shared. Where the course is offered more than once in a qualifying prizes period, the most meritorious candidate overall is awarded the prize. Where the course is not offered during the qualifying prizes period, no prize is awarded. The prize appears on academic transcripts, and is formally recognised at the annual Adelaide Business School Prize and Awards Ceremony.

In 1903 Joseph Fisher, Esquire paid the sum of 1,000 pounds to the University for the purpose of promoting with the income thereof, the study of commerce in the University.

The value of the prize is $500 plus the Joseph Fisher Medal annually.

The prize will be awarded to the most distinguished graduate of Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting). Where two or more candidates are of equal merit, the prize will be shared equally.

The Ann Wills Bachelor of Commerce (Corporate Finance) Prize was establish in 2016 by Mr William Wills in the memory of his late wife who spent a significant amount of her career as an academic staff member of the University and also as the Deputy Head of the Commerce Department.

The agreement is to provide a prize of $1,500.00 per year, to the highest achiever in the program Bachelor of Commerce (Corporate Finance). The prize is awarded by the Adelaide Business School Board of Examiners or executively by the Dean of Business to the most meritorious student qualifying for the Bachelor of Commerce (Corporate Finance).

Where there are several students with equal merit the prize is shared. Where the course is offered more than once in a qualifying prizes period, the most meritorious candidate overall is awarded the prize. Where the course is not offered during the qualifying prizes period, no prize is awarded. The prize appears on academic transcripts, and is formally recognised at the annual Adelaide Business School Prize and Awards Ceremony.

In 1923 the Adelaide Cooperative Society Limited gave the University of Adelaide the sum of £150 for the purpose of establishing a prize in commerce in memory of George Thompson, the first Secretary and Manager of the Society.

The value of the prize is $700 annually and shall be awarded to the student who has achieved the highest grade point average (GPA) for the Bachelor of Commerce.

This Prize was established by Mr Andrew Davies AM in honour of his grandfather, Mr Albert William Bampton (1891-1954), former Registrar and Accountant of the University of Adelaide. Mr Bampton was a World War I veteran who worked across a range of organisations and committees in Adelaide including the Adelaide University Union, Institute of Accountants, the Rhodes Scholarship Selection Committee, Legacy and the Royal Over-Seas League. He served as the University Registrar and Accountant from 1946-1954 and passed away while still employed in that position. Mr Davies has established this Prize in Mr Bampton’s memory to support and encourage students completing the Master of Accounting and Finance at the University.

The Prize shall be awarded annually and the value of the Prize will be $500.00.

The Adelaide Business School supports a number of prizes. Each prize is to the value $500 per year and is awarded to the highest achiever in the following:

• Most Distinguished Master of Accounting & Finance Graduate
• Introduction to Management I
• Organisational Behaviour II
• Portfolio Theory & Management III
• International Marketing III
• Consumer Behaviour II

These prizes are awarded by the Adelaide Business School Board of Examiners or executively by the Dean of Business to the most meritorious students qualifying for the programmes and courses listed above.

Where there are several students with equal merit the prize is shared. Where the course is offered more than once in a qualifying prizes period, the most meritorious candidate overall is awarded the prize. Where the course is not offered during the qualifying prizes period, no prize is awarded. The prize appears on academic transcripts, and is formally recognised at the annual Adelaide Business School Prize and Awards Ceremony.