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This award consists of a series of prizes ($600, $250 and $150) for the top three students in fourth, fifth or sixth year as determined by the results of a special examination in occupational health.
A prize of $200 is awarded by the faculty to the top two students in first year.
This prize of $200 is awarded to the student who achieves the highest aggregate mark in the combined semester one and semester two 'Health, illness and human behaviour' subject.
A prize of $200 is awarded by the faculty to the top two students in second year.
This prize, of an engraved medal and $200, is awarded by the Department of Pathology and Immunology to the student who achieves the highest aggregate mark in the MED2052 (Tissue injury, neoplasia and inflammation) histopathology exam.
This prize is awarded by the Department of Physiology to the student who achieves the highest aggregate mark in the subject MED2011 (Cardiovascular and respiratory medicine).
This scholarship is awarded to the second-year student who achieves the highest aggregate mark in the subject MED2052 (Tissue injury, neoplasia and inflammation) and entitles the student to undertake scientific research within the Department of Pathology and Immunology at the Alfred Hospital.
A prize of $200 is awarded by the faculty to the top two students in third year.
A prize of $150 awarded for the best medical student in third year.
A prize of $250 is awarded by the Association of Monash Medical Graduates to the student obtaining the highest aggregate marks in MED2061/MED2062 and MED3051/MED3052 (Clinical and communication skills I and II) in second and third year.
This prize, valued at $200 is awarded to the third-year student, selected by their peers, who has contributed most to the first three years of the Monash medical course and who has some of the qualities which won the late Paul Boyce the respect and admiration in which he was held. The prize may be a book voucher or a stethoscope.
This prize is awarded to the student who achieves the highest mark in the third-year subject MED3042 (Basic and clinical pharmacology and toxicology II).
This prize of $100 and an engraved medallion is awarded to the student who achieves the highest mark in the infectious diseases component of MED3062.
This prize is awarded to the student with the highest aggregate mark for the first three years of the medical course.
This prize of $5000 and a certificate is awarded to the most able student to join the BMedSc program in the Department of Medicine in any year.
This prize of $200 is awarded annually by the Department of Physiology to the top BMedSc/BSc Honours student in Physiology.
A bursary of $800 is awarded to the student or students with the highest results following the completion of a multiple-choice question paper set by the Medical Defence Union. This bursary is awarded to assist students with their elective term in the fifth year of the MB BS course.
A memorial medal to the fourth-year student with the highest aggregate of marks in 'Psychological medicine'.
A prize of $200 to the fourth-year medical student who demonstrates the highest ability in the clinical subjects of 'Medicine' and 'Surgery' as determined by the results of a separate clinical examination.
A prize of $200 to the fourth-year student who obtains the highest marks in the communication skills component of fourth year.
A prize to the value of $200 to the fourth-year student who obtains the highest aggregate of marks in the subject 'Clinical studies 4000'.
A prize of a medal and $200 to the student who demonstrates the highest ability in pathology, determined by the highest mark in the pathology component of the fourth-year laboratory exam, or the most deserving student as determined by the head of department.
A prize to the fourth-year student who achieves the highest mark in the microbiology component of the fourth-year laboratory exam.
A prize of $200 awarded to the fifth-year student who obtains the highest mark in obstetrics and gynaecology.
A gold medallion and $75 for the student who obtains the highest aggregate marks in the award of the MB BS degree with honours.
This prize, comprising the Ciba collection of medical illustrations by Dr Frank Netter (thirteen volumes), is awarded by Novartis Pharmaceuticals Australia Pty Ltd to the final-year student who obtains the highest aggregate of marks in the final-year examinations.
A prize of $100 to the sixth-year student who submits the best longitudinal study of the development of an infant.
A prize of $200 to the sixth-year student who, after studying in the Alfred Hospital Clinical School, obtains the highest aggregate of marks in the sixth-year examinations.
A prize of $100 and a medallion to the sixth-year student from the Monash Medical Centre Clinical School who obtains the highest aggregate of marks in the award of the MB BS degree with honours.
An award of $250 together with a medallion to the sixth-year student who is judged by his or her colleagues to be the outstanding student during the course of the MB BS degree.
A prize of $250 to the sixth-year student who obtains the highest aggregate of marks, or the most deserving student as determined by the head of unit in the sixth-year psychological medicine rotation at the Monash Medical Centre Clinical School.
A prize of $300 to the sixth-year student who obtains the highest aggregate of marks, or the most deserving student as determined by the head of unit in the sixth-year psychological medicine rotation at the Alfred Hospital Clinical School.
An award of $1000 to the sixth-year student who obtains the highest aggregate of marks in the sixth-year examinations.
An award of $250 to the sixth-year student who is the most deserving as determined by the head of department, based on marks archieved in community medicine.
An award for the highest aggregate mark in surgery as determined by fifth and sixth-year assessments aided by, when required, a separate clinical examination.
A prize as determined by the Medical Defence Union to the student or students who submit the best elective reports from the fifth year of the course as selected by a subcommittee represented by all fifth and sixth-year teaching departments.
A prize of $400 and a textbook awarded to the student who obtains the highest marks in an examination conducted by the Victorian faculty of the college.
The trustees of a fund established in memory of the late Harriet and Robert Power have granted a scholarship, awarded annually, to encourage the acquisition of sound practical knowledge of the principles of medicine and surgery. The awards are open only to final year students from the Alfred Hospital Clinical School and are determined by a written exam, followed by a vive voce for selected candidates, arranged by the clinical supervisor on behalf of the Alfred Hospital board.
A fund established by Frederick Richard Green to commemorate the naming of his son. Awarded annually for excellence in the area of medicine. The award is open only to final-year Alfred medical students and is determined by results in the final-year OSCA.
Prizes of a plaque and a $100 book voucher, one each at MMC and Alfred Clusters, for the top final-year students in clinical medicine at each cluster determined by the highest mark in the final-year clinical exams (long case and OSCA).
A prize of $250 and a plaque to the sixth-year student who, after studying at the Monash Medical Centre Clinical School, obtains the highest aggregate of marks in the sixth-year examinations..
This prize is awarded to the sixth-year student at Monash Medical Centre who achieves the highest aggregate mark in surgery as determined by the results of the fifth-year surgery rotation and the final-year clinical exams.
A prize of $200, a certificate and a literary book to the student who in paediatrics demonstrates the highest ability as assessed by the results of a clinical examination. The five students obtaining the highest marks overall in the fifth-year paediatrics assessment are selected as candidates for this clinical examination, scheduled for the following year.
A prize of a medal and a scroll awarded by the Department of Medicine (Monash Medical Centre) for the best student essay on a patient seen during the fifth year of the course.
A prize of $100 awarded each year to a sixth-year student following selection for an examination in neonatal paediatrics.
A prize of $200 awarded to the sixth-year student who obtains the highest aggregate mark in obstetrics and gynaecology as determined by the combined results of the fifth year obstetrics and gynaecology rotation and the obstetrics and gynaecology stations in the final-year OSCA exams.
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