LEARNING & TEACHING
Australian Awards for University Teaching
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The Australian Awards for University Teaching were established in 1997 to celebrate and reward excellence in university teaching. From 1997 to 2005, outstanding teaching, whether by individuals or teams, was recognised and celebrated through these awards. These awards were coordinated by the Australian Universities Teaching Committee. In 2006 the awards scheme was expanded, coinciding with the formation of the Carrick Institute for Learning and Teaching in Higher Education. The new awards scheme is referred to as the Carrick Awards for Australian University Teaching.
UNSW Awardees and Finalists
2005 Awardees
- Associate Professor Susan Green, Neville Bonner Award
The Neville Bonner Award is presented to the Indigenous teacher or team of the year. Nominees must demonstrate their contribution to Indigenous education.
2004 Awardees
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| Peter Looker, Michele Scoufis and Joe Wolfe |
- Professor Joe Wolfe, Physical Sciences and Related Studies
- University of New South Wales, Institutional Award, "Communities of Practice: A Staff Centred Approach to Enhancing Learning and Teaching at UNSW"
2004 Finalists
- Ms Susan Green, Neville Bonner Award
2003 Finalists
- Dr Prem Ramburuth, Economics, Business, Law and Related Studies
- University of New South Wales, "The UNSW Community Development Project"
2002 Awardees
- Associate Professor Raelene Frances and Associate Professor Bruce Scates, Humanities and the Arts
2001 Awardees
- The Kingsford Legal Centre Team (Ms Frances Gibson, Ms Michelle Burrell, Ms Anna Cody, Ms Kate Burns, Ms Vedna Jivan, Ms Kalliope Ktenas, Ms Joanne Moffit), Law and Legal Studies
1999 Awardees
- Associate Professor Geoffrey Waugh, Prime Minister's Award for University Teacher of the Year
The Prime Minister's Award for Australian University Teacher of the Year is the premier university teaching award. The recipient is selected from nominees for Awards for Teaching Excellence. This award is given to an academic with an exceptional record of advancing student learning, educational leadership and scholarly contribution to teaching and learning.
- Associate Professor Geoffrey Waugh, Economics, Business and Related Studies
1998 Awardees
- Dr Michael Briers, Economics, Business and Related Studies
1997 Awardees
- Associate Professor Miraca Gross, Education