AAEE - Australasian Engineering Education Awards
The Institution of Engineers, Australia Award for Excellence in Engineering Education
Established in 1991, the Medal for Excellence is the Association's premier award. It is awarded to an individual who has made an outstanding and sustained contribution to engineering education in Australasia. Their contribution may have taken a variety of different forms, including excellence and innovation in teaching and/or curriculum; an exceptional ability to motivate and inspire students; outstanding leadership and vision; building cooperative relationships between institutions or with industry; scholarly contributions to the engineering education literature; or by serving as an outstanding role model for the engineers of the future.
The award is sponsored by The Institution of Engineers, Australia and consists of a $5000 honorarium, a framed certificate, and a sterling silver medallion.
Evaluating the The Institution of Engineers, Australia Medal for excellence in Engineering Education.
Who | What | Outcome | Relates to | Evaluation criteria |
Individual | Made an outstanding and sustained contribution to engineering education in Australasia | Significantly enriched engineering education in Australasia | Curriculum Development Teaching Students: motivate, inspire, role model Collaboration: industry, institutions, community Leadership, vision Scholarly Literature Role of the Profession | Is the candidate active across a broad range of eng ed activities? Does the candidate demonstrate and promote excellence? Is the candidate an outstanding ambassador for the profession? Does the candidate demonstrate unusually effective national leadership and example beyond accepted tradition? Has the contribution been
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