Awards for Excellence in Graduate Research Training

The University of Queensland is committed to recognising and rewarding outstanding performance in the supervising, mentoring, and training of HDR candidates. The UQ Awards for Excellence in Graduate Research Training provide an opportunity to publicly celebrate the achievements and initiatives of our academic and professional colleagues who enable our HDR candidates to achieve their highest potential.

At UQ we take pride in our excellence in research with a tradition of outstanding graduates. This is a tribute to our staff in their support of our HDR candidates and their guidance in supervision.

UQ also celebrates the diversity of its research community and recognises those who have facilitated greater collaboration with industry as well as those who continue to demonstrate effective and inspirational graduate leadership and the development of research programs and support.

Supervision Award

Award Process

An individual may self-nominate or be nominated by an academic/professional staff member or by an HDR candidate (nominator). Award selection is based primarily on written statements addressing the selection criteria (see Selection Criteria - 300 word limit per criteria).

Nomination Form

An online nomination form is available for nominees to complete. Ensure all contact details and statements addressing the selection criteria are completed and all supporting documentation is attached to the online nomination form before you submit. There is no capacity to save your work and return later. You will be requested to provide:

  • The contact details for:
    • yourself (the nominator) and
    • the nominee.
  • Individual statements addressing the four selection criteria - 300-word limit per criteria.

Submit a nomination

Once submitted the nominator will receive an email to confirm the submission has been received.

Shortlist - Faculty/Institute

When nominations close, each Faculty/Institute will consider all eligible nominations and will select one nominee to put forward to the Graduate School for final selection.

Final Ranking - Graduate School

All endorsed nominations and supporting documentation will be reviewed by the Selection Committee.

Outcome

Once all eligible nominations are reviewed by the Selection Committee the outcome will be provided via email.

Awards Ceremony

Nominees will be invited to attend the UQ Research Award ceremony taking place during Research Week in September 2023.

Eligibility

  • A nominee for the Supervision Award must be a current UQ academic staff member (continuing and fixed term) who has supervised at least five HDR candidates to completion at UQ;
  • Previous recipients of the Supervision award are not eligible to receive another award;
  • Previously unsuccessful nominees may be re-nominated and
  • Shortlisted nominees must provide evidence of high-quality research training supervision (see Selection criteria) as well as the requested supporting documentation (see Supporting documentation).

Selection Criteria

The Nominee’s performance in a research training supervision role will be judged in part by how effectively they provide:

  • Evidence of high quality and innovative research supervision practice. This may include principal, associate and team supervision;
  • Evidence of the impact and outcomes of research supervision, including successful and timely HDR completions and co-publication or production of other research outputs with or by their candidates. This may also include the promotion of industry engagement and the development of HDR candidate’s employability skills and professional networks;
  • Evidence of positive post-graduation outcomes of candidates; and
  • Demonstrated leadership in research supervision including the provision of mentoring to less experienced supervisors.

The Selection Committee(s) may also consider evidence of high-quality performance relative to opportunity by examining:

  • The nominee’s candidate timely completion rates;
  • The nominee’s candidate withdrawals;
  • Number of years supervising; and
  • Written statements from the nominator(s).

Supporting Documentation (shortlisted only)

The following supporting documentation will be requested from shortlisted nominees to provide evidence of high-quality research training supervision:

  • Statements addressing each of the selection criteria (300-word limit per criterion);
  • Academic curriculum vitae (brief); and
  • Endorsement from Head of School or Institute Director.

Selection and Prizes

Selection

The shortlisting committee will be made up of members of the Faculty or Institute. Shortlisted nominees will then be invited to provide supporting documentation, which will be reviewed by the final selection committee chaired by the Dean of the Graduate School or delegate and consist of past excellence award winners. The committee does not take into account:

  • The distribution of Awards to particular Schools, Institutes and/or Faculties; or
  • The outcome of previous unsuccessful nominations.
Prize

The winning individual will receive a certificate of recognition, a trophy and $5,000. Payment of the award prize will be made as a one-off payment into a research account nominated by the recipient. Relevant taxation and superannuation arrangements will apply to one-off salary payments.

The winning individual will also be put forward for nomination into the 2024 Australian Council of Graduate Research (ACGR) Award for Excellence in Graduate Research Supervision.

Industry Advisor Award

Award Process

An individual may self-nominate or be nominated by an academic/professional staff member or by an HDR candidate (nominator). Award selection is based primarily on written statements addressing the selection criteria (see Selection Criteria - 300-word limit per criterion).

Nomination Form

An online nomination form is available for nominees to complete. Ensure all contact details and statements addressing the selection criteria are completed and all supporting documentation is attached to the online nomination form before you submit. There is no capacity to save your work and return later. You will be requested to provide:

  • The contact details for:
    • yourself (the nominator) and
    • the nominee.
  • Individual statements addressing the four selection criteria - 300-word limit per criterion.

Submit a nomination

Once submitted the nominator will receive an email to confirm the submission has been received.

Shortlist - Faculty/Institute

When nominations close, each Faculty/Institute will consider all eligible nominations and will select one nominee to put forward to the Graduate School for final selection.

Final Ranking - Graduate School

All endorsed nominations and supporting documentation will be reviewed by the Selection Committee.

Outcome

Once all eligible nominations are reviewed by the Selection Committee the outcome will be provided via email.

Awards Ceremony

Nominees will be invited to attend the UQ Research Award ceremony taking place during Research Week in September 2023.

Eligibility

  • A nominee for the Industry Advisor Award must currently be supervising a HDR candidate at UQ and hold a position within industry or government.
  • Shortlisted nominees must provide evidence of high-quality research training supervision (see Selection criteria) as well as the requested supporting documentation (see Supporting documentation).

Selection Criteria

The Nominee’s performance in an industry advisor supervision role will be judged in part by how effectively they provide:

  • Evidence of high quality and innovative research supervision practice. This may include principal, associate and team supervision;
  • Evidence of the impact and outcomes of research supervision, including successful and timely HDR progression and co-publication or production of other research outputs with or by their candidates. This may also include the promotion of industry engagement and the development of HDR candidate’s employability skills and professional networks;
  • Evidence of positive post-graduation outcomes of candidates (if applicable); and
  • Demonstrated leadership in research supervision including the provision of mentoring to less experienced supervisors.

In your nomination please consider the above criteria (where applicable). (300-word limit per criterion).

The Selection Committee(s) may also consider evidence of high-quality performance relative to opportunity by examining:

  • The nominee’s candidate timely completion rates;
  • The nominee’s candidate withdrawals;
  • Number of years supervising; and
  • Written statements from the nominator(s).

Supporting Documentation (shortlisted only)

The following supporting documentation will be requested from shortlisted nominees to provide evidence of high-quality research training supervision:

  • Statements addressing each of the selection criteria (300-word limit per criterion); and
  • Curriculum Vitae.

Selection and Prizes

Selection

The shortlisting committee will be made up of members of the Faculty or Institute. Shortlisted nominees will then be invited to provide supporting documentation, which will be reviewed by the final selection committee chaired by the Dean of the Graduate School or delegate and consist of past excellence award winners. The committee does not take into account:

  • The distribution of Awards to particular Schools, Institutes and/or Faculties; or
  • The outcome of previous unsuccessful nominations.
Prize

The winning individual/s will receive a certificate of recognition, a trophy and a $100 gift voucher to Patina. Patina is a beautiful modern and contemporary restaurant that provides an exceptional paddock-to-plate philosophy and a unique shared dining experience to guests.

The number of awards available for each category may vary each year.

Emerging Advisor Award

Award Process

An individual may self-nominate or be nominated by an academic/professional staff member or by an HDR candidate (nominator). Award selection is based primarily on written statements addressing the selection criteria (see Selection Criteria - 300-word limit per criterion).

Nomination Form

An online nomination form is available for nominees to complete. Ensure all contact details and statements addressing the selection criteria are completed and all supporting documentation is attached to the online nomination form before you submit. There is no capacity to save your work and return later. You will be requested to provide:

  • The contact details for:
    • yourself (the nominator) and
    • the nominee.
  • Individual statements addressing the four selection criteria - 300-word limit per criterion.

Submit a nomination

Once submitted the nominator will receive an email to confirm the submission has been received.

Shortlist - Faculty/Institute

When nominations close, each Faculty/Institute will consider all eligible nominations and will select one nominee to put forward to the Graduate School for final selection.

Final Ranking - Graduate School

All endorsed nominations and supporting documentation will be reviewed by the Selection Committee.

Outcome

Once all eligible nominations are reviewed by the Selection Committee the outcome will be provided via email.

Awards Ceremony

Nominees will be invited to attend the UQ Research Award ceremony taking place during Research Week in September 2023.

Eligibility

  • A nominee for the Emerging Advisor Award must be a current UQ academic staff member (continuing and fixed term) who has supervised fewer than five HDR candidates to completion with at least one of those completions at UQ;
  • Emerging Advisor Award recipients will be eligible in future for a Supervision Award;
  • Previously unsuccessful nominees may be re-nominated; and
  • Shortlisted nominees must provide evidence of high-quality research training supervision (see Selection criteria) as well as the requested supporting documentation (see Supporting documentation).

Selection Criteria

The Nominee’s performance in a research training supervision role will be judged in part by how effectively they provide:

  • Evidence of high quality and innovative research supervision practice. This may include principal, associate and team supervision;
  • Evidence of the impact and outcomes of research supervision, including successful and timely HDR completions and co-publication or production of other research outputs with or by their candidates. This may also include the promotion of industry engagement and the development of HDR candidate’s employability skills and professional networks;
  • Evidence of positive post-graduation outcomes of candidates; and
  • Demonstrated leadership in research supervision including the provision of mentoring to less experienced supervisors.

The Selection Committee(s) may also consider evidence of high-quality performance relative to opportunity by examining:

  • The nominee’s candidate timely completion rates;
  • The nominee’s candidate withdrawals;
  • Number of years supervising; and
  • Written statements from the nominator(s).

Supporting Documentation (shortlisted only)

The following supporting documentation will be requested from shortlisted nominees to provide evidence of high-quality research training supervision:

  • Statements addressing each of the selection criteria (300-word limit per criterion);
  • Academic curriculum vitae (brief); and
  • Endorsement from Head of School or Institute Director.

Selection and Prizes

Selection

The shortlisting committee will be made up of members of the Faculty or Institute. Shortlisted nominees will then be invited to provide supporting documentation, which will be reviewed by the final selection committee chaired by the Dean of the Graduate School or delegate and consist of past excellence award winners. The committee does not take into account:

  • The distribution of Awards to particular Schools, Institutes and/or Faculties; or
  • The outcome of previous unsuccessful nominations.
Prize

The winning individual will receive a certificate of recognition, a trophy and $3,000. Payment of the award prize will be made as a one-off payment into a research account nominated by the recipient. Relevant taxation and superannuation arrangements will apply to one-off payments.

Important Dates

2023 Key Dates

  • Nominations open: 27 March 2023
  • Nominations close: 7 May 2023
  • Nominees advised of outcome: July 2023
  • Awards Ceremony: 4-8 September 2023

Award Winners

Congratulations to our 2023 award winners

Congratulations to our 2022 award winners

Congratulations to our 2021 award winners

Congratulations to our 2020 award winners

Congratulations to our 2019 award winners

Congratulations to our 2018 award winners

Congratulations to our 2017 award winners

Congratulations to our 2016 award winners

Congratulations to our 2015 award winners

Congratulations to our 2014 award winners

Congratulations to our 2013 award winners

Nomination Process

All University of Queensland (UQ) academic staff in a research training leadership role who demonstrate inspirational and effective local graduate research leadership at school, faculty or other academic unit level.

An individual may self-nominate or be nominated by an academic or professional staff member (nominator). Nominations by HDR candidates not be accepted. Award selection is based primarily on written statements addressing the selection criteria (see Selection Criteria - 300-word limit per criteria).

Nomination Form

An online nomination form is available for nominees to complete. Ensure all contact details and statements addressing the selection criteria are completed and all supporting documentation is attached to the online nomination form before you submit. There is no capacity to save your work and return later. 

You will be requested to provide:

  • The contact details for:
    • yourself (the nominator) and
    • the nominee.
  • Individual statements addressing the four selection criteria - 300-word limit per criterion.

Submit a nomination

Once submitted the nominator will receive an email to confirm the submission has been received.

Shortlist - Faculty/Institute

When nominations close, each Faculty/Institute will consider all eligible nominations and will select one nominee to put forward to the Graduate School for final selection.

Supporting Documentation - Shortlisted

The following supporting documentation will be required from the nominee to provide evidence of high-quality research training supervision.

  • Academic curriculum vitae;
  • Written statements addressing the selection criteria from nominator(s) and nominee(s);
  • Supporting statements from current and graduated candidates and academic colleagues; and
  • Evidence of particular initiatives of candidates’ achievements.

Final Ranking - Graduate School

All endorsed nominations and supporting documentation will be reviewed by the Selection Committee.

Outcome

Once all eligible nominations are reviewed by the Selection Committee the outcome will be provided via email.

Awards ceremony

Nominees will be invited to attend the UQ Research Award ceremony taking place during Research Week in September 2023.

Eligibility and Selection Criteria

Eligibility

To be eligible:

  • ​A nominee must be a current UQ academic staff member on a continuing or fixed term appointment with no less than 0.4 EFT (or an adjunct appointment) at UQ for a minimum of two years at the time of application;
  • Previous recipients of the award are not eligible for renomination within three years of receiving an award;
  • Previously unsuccessful nominees may be re-nominated; and
  • Nominees must provide evidence of high-quality performance relative to opportunity (see Selection Criteria).

Any award recipient who is no longer employed by UQ at the time of the announcement of the awards will be issued a certificate of recognition, but they will not be entitled to an award prize.

Selection Criteria

The Nominee’s performance in a research training leadership role will be judged in part by how effectively they provide:

  • Evidence of initiatives that have enabled a strong and supportive intellectual community for HDR candidates within their academic unit;
  • Evidence of contribution to the development and maintenance of high-quality and innovative HDR and/or skill development programs;
  • Evidence of support and mentoring for HDR supervisors; and
  • Evidence of contributions to the development and strengthening of institutional and local HDR strategy and policy.

In your nomination please consider the above criteria (where applicable). (300-word limit per criterion).

Supporting Documentation - shortlisted

The following supporting documentation will be required from the nominee (individual or team) to provide evidence of high-quality research training leadership.

  • Academic curriculum vitae;
  • Written statements addressing the selection criteria from nominator(s) and nominee(s);
  • Supporting statement from current and graduated candidates, academic colleagues and relevant stakeholders; and
  • Evidence of particular initiatives of candidates’ achievements.

Selection and Prizes

Selection

The shortlisting committee will be made up of members of the Faculty or Institute. The final selection committee is chaired by the Dean of the Graduate School or delegate and members consist of past excellence award winners. They consider all eligible nominees and select awardees. In doing so, the committee does not take into account:

  • The distribution of Awards to particular Schools, Institutes and/or Faculties; or
  • The outcome of previous unsuccessful nominations.

Prizes

The winning individual will receive a certificate of recognition, a trophy and $3,000. Payment of the award prize will be made as a one-off payment into a research account nominated by the recipient. Relevant taxation and superannuation arrangements will apply to one-off salary payments.

The winning individual will also be put forward for nomination into the 2024 Australian Council of Graduate Research (ACGR) Award for Excellence in Graduate Research Leadership.

Important Dates

2023 Key Dates

  • Nominations open: 27 March 2023
  • Nominations close: 7 May 2023
  • Nominees advised of outcome: July 2023
  • Awards Ceremony: 4-8 September 2023

Award Winners

Nomination Process

All University of Queensland (UQ) professional or academic staff (individual or team) who have initiated or supported innovative and transformational engagement between higher degree research candidates and industry partners.

An individual(s) may self-nominate or be nominated by an academic or professional staff member (nominator). Nominations by HDR candidates not be accepted. Award selection is based primarily on written statements addressing the selection criteria (see Selection Criteria - 300-word limit per criterion).

Nomination Form

An online nomination form is available for nominees to complete. Ensure all contact details and statements addressing the selection criteria are completed and all supporting documentation is attached to the online nomination form before you submit. There is no capacity to save your work and return later. 

You will be requested to provide:

  • The contact details for:
    • yourself (the nominator) and
    • the nominee.
  • Individual statements addressing the four selection criteria - 300-word limit per criterion.

Submit a nomination

Once submitted the nominator will receive an email to confirm the submission has been received.

Shortlist - Faculty/Institute

When nominations close, each Faculty/Institute will consider all eligible nominations and will select one nominee to put forward to the Graduate School for final selection.

Supporting Documentation - Shortlisted

The following supporting documentation will be required from the nominee to provide evidence of high-quality research training supervision.

  • Academic curriculum vitae;
  • Written statements addressing the selection criteria from nominator(s) and nominee(s);
  • Supporting statements from at least one industry partner and one HDR candidate;
  • Supporting statement from current and graduated candidates, academic colleagues and relevant stakeholders; and
  • Evidence of particular initiatives of candidates’ achievements.
Final Ranking - Graduate School

All endorsed nominations and supporting documentation will be reviewed by the Selection Committee.

Outcome

Once all eligible nominations are reviewed by the Selection Committee the outcome will be provided via email.

Awards Ceremony

Nominees will be invited to attend the UQ Research Award ceremony taking place during Research Week in September 2023.

Eligibility and Selection Criteria

Eligibility

To be eligible:

  • A nominee must be a current UQ professional or academic staff member or team who have held a continuing or fixed term appointment at UQ for a minimum of two years at the time of application;
  • Previous recipients of the award are not eligible for renomination within three years of receiving an award;
  • Previously unsuccessful nominees may be re-nominated; and
  • Nominees must provide evidence of high-quality performance relative to opportunity (see Selection Criteria).

Any award recipient who is no longer employed by UQ at the time of the announcement of the awards will be issued a certificate of recognition, but they will not be entitled to an award prize.

Selection Criteria

The Nominee(s) performance in a research training industry engagement role will be judged in part by how effectively they provide:

  • Evidence of initiatives that have enabled successful and effective collaborations between HDR candidates and industry partners;
  • Evidence of graduate research programs, support and/or supervision that supports HDR candidates to develop strong employability skills and wide professional networks; and
  • Evidence of projects or initiatives that demonstrate and promote the value of HDR candidates and graduates to industry.

In your nomination please consider the above criteria (where applicable). (300-word limit per criterion).

Supporting Documentation - shortlisted

The following supporting documentation will be requested from shortlisted nominee(s) to provide evidence of high-quality industry engagement.

  • Academic curriculum vitae;
  • Written statements addressing the selection criteria from nominator(s) and nominee(s);
  • Supporting statements from at least one industry partner and one HDR candidate
  • Supporting statement from current and graduated candidates, academic colleagues and relevant stakeholders; and
  • Evidence of particular initiatives of candidates’ achievement.

Selection and Prizes

Selection

The shortlisting committee will be made up of members of the Faculty or Institute. The final selection committee is chaired by the Dean of the Graduate School or delegate and members consist of past excellence award winners. They consider all eligible nominees and select awardees. In doing so, the final selection committee does not take into account:

  • The distribution of Awards to particular Schools, Institutes and/or Faculties; or
  • The outcome of previous unsuccessful nominations

Prizes

The winning individual(s) will receive a certificate of recognition, a trophy and $3,000. This prize will be split between team members if awarded to a team. Payment of the award prize will be made as a one-off payment into a research account nominated by the recipient(s). Relevant taxation and superannuation arrangements will apply to one-off salary payments.

The winning individual(s) will also be put forward for nomination into the 2024 Australian Council of Graduate Research (ACGR) Award for Excellence in Promoting Industry Engagement in Graduate Research.

Important Dates

2023 Key Dates

  • Nominations open: 27 March 2023
  • Nominations close: 7 May 2023
  • Nominees advised of outcome: July 2023
  • Awards Ceremony: 4-8 September 2023

Award Winners

  • 2023 Industry Engagement Award winner (Team) - Biomedical and Computational Imaging Research Team
  • 2023 Industry Engagement Letter of Commendation - Professor Sara Dolnicar (School of Business)
  • 2022 Industry Engagement Award winner (Team) - ACWEB-Urban Utilities PhD Placement Program
    • Associate Professor Shihu Hu (Australian Centre for Water and Environmental Biotechnology)
    • Dr Eloise Larsen (Australian Centre for Water and Environmental Biotechnology)
  • 2021 Industry Engagement Award winner - Associate Professor Jason Tangen (School of Psychology)
  • 2020 Industry Engagement Award winner - Professor Brenda Gannon (School of Economics)

Nomination Process

All University of Queensland (UQ) professional or academic staff (individual or team) who have delivered transformational engagement or support programs or services in graduate research education.

Nominees must demonstrate their provision of outstanding support for graduate research education through the design, development and implementation of an initiative or support service.

An individual(s) may self-nominate or be nominated by an academic or professional staff member (nominator). Nominations by HDR candidates will not be accepted.

Award selection is based primarily on written statements addressing the selection criteria (see Selection Criteria - 300-word limit per criterion).

Nomination Form

An online nomination form is available for nominees to complete. Ensure all contact details and statements addressing the selection criteria are completed and all supporting documentation is attached to the online nomination form before you submit. There is no capacity to save your work and return later. 

You will be requested to provide:

  • The contact details for:
    • yourself (the nominator) and
    • the nominee.
  • Individual statements addressing the four selection criteria - 300-word limit per criterion.

Submit a nomination

Once submitted the nominator will receive an email to confirm the submission has been received.

Shortlist - Faculty/Institute

When nominations close, each Faculty/Institute will consider all eligible nominations and will select one nominee to put forward to the Graduate School for final selection.

Supporting Documentation - Shortlisted

The following supporting documentation will be required from the nominee to provide evidence of high-quality research training supervision.

  • Curriculum Vitae (brief) of the nominee(s);
  • Statements addressing each of the selection criteria (300-word limit per criterion);
  • Supporting statement from current and graduated candidates and academic colleagues; and
  • Evidence of particular initiatives or’ achievements.
Final Ranking - Graduate School

All endorsed nominations and supporting documentation will be reviewed by the Selection Committee.

Outcome

Once all eligible nominations are reviewed by the Selection Committee the outcome will be provided via email.

Awards Ceremony

Nominees will be invited to attend the UQ Research Award ceremony taking place during Research Week in September 2023.

Eligibility and Selection Criteria

Eligibility

To be eligible:

  • A nominee must be a current UQ professional or academic staff member or team who have held a continuing or fixed term appointment at UQ for a minimum of two years at the time of application;
  • Previous recipients of the award are not eligible for renomination within three years of receiving an award; and
  • Previously unsuccessful nominees may be re-nominated. Nominees must provide evidence of high-quality performance relative to opportunity (see Selection Criteria).

Any award recipient who is no longer employed by UQ at the time of the announcement of the awards will be issued a certificate of recognition, but they will not be entitled to an award prize.

Selection Criteria

The Nominee(s) performance in providing graduate research programs and support services will be judged in part by how effectively they describe:

1) Details of:

  • new initiatives that have enabled the development of strong and supportive; communities of HDR candidates or innovative research training programs; or
  • outstanding service to HDR candidates and supervisory staff with clear impacts or benefits to the graduate research community; or
  • changes or improvements to work practices that impact HDR candidates/programs; or
  • projects or initiatives that promote HDR candidates and programs beyond the University.

2) The aims of the program/initiative and evidence of the outcomes for candidates/supervisors or other stakeholders.

3) Evidence of any change in practice or policy within or beyond the university that have resulted from this project/initiative.

In your nomination please consider the above criteria (where applicable). (300-word limit per criteria).

Supporting Documentation - shortlisted

The following supporting documentation will be requested from shortlisted nominee(s) to provide evidence of excellence in graduate research programs and support.

  • Curriculum Vitae (brief) of the nominee(s);
  • Statements addressing each of the selection criteria (300-word limit per criterion);
  • Supporting statement from current and graduated candidates and academic colleagues; and
  • Evidence of particular initiatives or’ achievements.

Selection and Prizes

Selection

The shortlisting committee will be made up of members of the Faculty or Institute. The final selection committee is chaired by the Dean of the Graduate School or delegate and members consist of past excellence award winners. They consider all eligible nominees and select awardees. In doing so, the final selection committee does not take into account:

  • The distribution of Awards to particular Schools, Institutes and/or Faculties; or
  • The outcome of previous unsuccessful nominations

Prizes

The winning individual(s) will receive a certificate of recognition, a trophy and $3,000. This prize will be split between team members if awarded to a team. Payment of the award prize will be made as a one-off payment into a research account nominated by the recipient(s). Relevant taxation and superannuation arrangements will apply to one-off salary payments.

The winning individual(s) will also be put forward for nomination into the 2024 Australian Council of Graduate Research (ACGR) Award for Excellence in Promoting Industry Engagement in Graduate Research.

Important Dates

2023 Key Dates

  • Nominations open: 27 March 2023
  • Nominations close: 7 May 2023
  • Nominees advised of outcome: July 2023
  • Awards Ceremony: 4-8 September 2023

 

Download the Awards for Excellence in Graduate Research Training Guide.

Awards Guide

View the Awards for Excellence in Graduate Research Training Nomination Form.

Nomination Form