Industry recognition of some of our talented creative industries students.
The Allen and Unwin Writers Prize is awarded to high-achieving Creative Writing students by Australia’s leading independent publisher, Allen & Unwin.
The scholarship is awarded to high-achieving Creative Writing students in honour of the life, character and values of Kellie van Meurs, who was pursuing a degree in creative industries before she was struck with a chronic illness, forcing her to defer her studies.
The Milani Family Art Prize is awarded to an outstanding Bachelor of Fine Arts (Visual Arts) graduate on the strength of their work presented in the graduate exhibition. The esteemed judge this year was artist Vernon Ah Kee.
The Eyeline Prize is awarded to an exceptional Visual Arts graduate, based on their artwork in the graduate exhibition and commitment to developing their future art practice. The prize is awarded by Executive Editor, Sarah Follent.
This $10 000 scholarship is supported by the Chenhall Charitable Trust in memory of renowned local artist Hilde Chenhall to support emerging visual artists to have an outstanding impact on the field. The industry member on the panel this year was Amy-Clare McCarthy. A highly commended was awarded to Lucy Nguyen-Hunt.
The NAVA ignition Prize is awarded to a graduating Visual Arts student with outstanding achievement and future potential in professional practices.
A climate conscious and environmentally responsive design project.
Masters of Architecture student who shows the greatest proficiency on graduation from the final year of the architecture course.
A final-year student achieving academic excellence, the highest GPA, and showing commitment to excellence in design and outstanding demonstration of graduate attributes.
For a final-year undergraduate student with the highest achievement in the final year capstone architectural design unit.
Architectural Design in Masters. Achievement in Design projects from unit DAN201 Master Studio B.
Excellence in graphic representation.
Selection made by sponsors from merit-based criteria. Modelling courtesy of Vivien's Models.
Selection made by sponsors from merit-based criteria. Modelling courtesy of Vivien's Models.
Selection made by sponsors from merit-based criteria. Modelling courtesy of Vivien's Models.
The most innovative use of wool in graduate collection. Modelling courtesy of Vivien's Models.
Selection made by sponsors from merit-based criteria. The winner displays high quality work, is high-achieving, hardworking and demonstrably excellent.
Academic excellence, developed solution from a strong response to a genuine problem or opportunity identified through quality research. Well-resolved final design, evidence of industrial design skills relevant to industry and quality of presentation.
Academic excellence, quality research and presentation of solution in response to a genuine problem or opportunity. Well-resolved final design with evidence of industrial design skills relevant to industry.
Design work including thoughtful process, a high level of manufacturing consideration and strongly demonstrated CAD skills.
Student showing strong creative potential including: a digital focus, creative and innovative thinking, a compelling user experience, strong visual execution, unique and clear purpose that is well presented.
Student utilising good UI/UX, visual communication elements and out of the box solutions to functionality.
A student demonstrating contribution to student culture and industry engagement whilst maintaining consistent academic achievement.
A student demonstrating contribution to student culture and industry engagement whilst maintaining consistent academic achievement.
For a final year project which most aligns with the HASSELL vision demonstrating creativity, innovation and conceptual clarity, appropriate to the site and climate.
For a final-year student showing commitment to excellence in design and outstanding demonstration of graduate attributes.
Student producing a piece of work that demonstrates a strong understanding of social sustainability by incorporating community engagement, addressing a pressing societal challenge and/or designing for a particular population.
Student producing a piece of work that demonstrates the highest achievement in innovation that incorporates the design of a new method, space, or design solution to address an issue of contemporary significance within a Landscape Architecture project.
Student producing a piece of work from any unit who demonstrated a strong creative and technical response to environmental challenges with strategic understanding, imaginative and engaging special outcomes.
Best visual communication work across the final-year Landscape Architecture cohort of students.
Awarded to a final-year student for demonstrating creative courage and criticality.
Student who produces a high-quality design project demonstrating a deep understanding of urban design principles, with particular attention to design unification and resolution and a consideration of site amenities that address user needs.
Awarded to a final-year student for production of a piece of high-quality research, focused on producing evidence-based design as an outcome.
Awarded to final year student for production of a piece of high-quality work that demonstrates overall design quality and creative thought.
RealWorld Studio is an annual competition hosted by QUT Creative Industries that showcases the creativity and talent of Queensland secondary school students. This year’s entries opened a window to rich performances, innovative designs and unique productions all responding to the environment.
See the finalists below.
Entry by students Alanna Smith, Keina Dixon, Mia Campbell and Nikhita Taylor.
Inspired by pangolin and factory smoke, coral bleaching, oil spill, trees on fire and birds filled with plastics. Entry by students Hirani Currie, Savannah White, Joanna Chen and Shakira Mitchell-Ives.
Entry by students Ella Monteret, Eloise Harder, Mia Madsen, Sinead McBrien, Callum Moore and Alison Wu.
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