Business Academic Excellence Awards , Ngā Tohu Pakihi Taiea

Simione Akoteu

• ACCA Highest Achieving Master of Professional Accountancy Student

Maria Camilleri

• Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand Third Year Accountancy Prizes – Distance
• Tony Drakeford Memorial Trust Prize for 110.303 Integrative Accounting
• Wolters Kluwer Prize in Advanced Taxation

Heidi Del Favero

• Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand Third Year Accountancy Prizes – Manawatu campus
• Cooper Rapley Lawyers 155.210 Commercial Law

Beth Faulkner

• Estate and Taxation Planning Council Prize for 110.380

Harriet Halewood

• Ted Delahunty Agribusiness Scholarship

Massie Harvey

• Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand Third Year Accountancy Prizes – Manawatu campus

Yue Hu

• Ted Delahunty Accountancy Scholarship
• Drakeford Undergraduate Accountancy Scholarship

Ziyi Hua

• ACCA Top Performing International Student in the BACC or BBUS (ACC)

Yinghui Huang

• Allan Gibson Distinguished Auditing Prize
• Deloitte (Auckland) prize for most outstanding student in Professional Accountancy (Audit and Taxation)

Xiaoxi Kang

• Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand Third Year Accountancy Prizes – Auckland campus

Zhihang Lu

• Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand Third Year Accountancy Prizes – Auckland campus

Monique MacPherson

• Allan Gibson Accountancy Scholarship

Marit Ruetman

• Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand Third Year Accountancy Prizes – Distance
• Tony Drakeford Memorial Trust Prize for Top Accountancy Graduate

Amelie Seubert

• Ted Delahunty Accountancy and Agribusiness Scholarship

Luke Shield

• Wolters Kluwer Prize in the Law of Business Organisations
• Ted Delahunty Accountancy High Achiever Award

Ellis Thorpe

• Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand Highest Achieving Accounting Student
• Estate and Taxation Planning Council Prize for 110.380

Jun Wen

• Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand Prize for 110.804 Advanced Financial Accounting and Reporting
• Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand Prize for 110.805 Advanced Strategic Management Accounting

Sarah Wilson

• Ted Delahunty Agribusiness High Achiever Award

Renee Brewer

• Royal Aeronautical Society (Palmerston North Branch) Bachelor of Aviation Management Award

Gregory van der Meulen

• Beth Merryweather Award

Xinheng Wu (M78)

• Royal Aeronautical Society (Palmerston North Branch) Award BAv (ATP)

Xuanqi You

• Zonta Manawatu Aviation Award in Honour of Amelia Earhart

Olivia Freestone

• Blue Star Group Prize in Introduction to Marketing 115116 - Semester 1

Jiajie Wu

• Blue Star Group Prize in Introduction to Marketing 115116 - Semester 2

Madeline Flemming

• The Professor Brian Murphy and Perceptive Prize for Market Research Excellence

Briar Amos

• Rocket Fuel Design Prize in Marketing Communication and Advertising

Elle Bultitude

• Ace Digital Prize in Public Relations Practice

Joel Parker

• Public Relations Institute of New Zealand Prize in Public Relations Management

Jonathan Musgrave

• Creating Design Clarity Prize in Social Media and Digital Marketing

Alice Lin

• SenateSHJ Prize in International Case Studies in Public Relations

Denis Arefyev

• CFA Scholarship for students with High Academic Merit in Finance Programs and Enrolled in the CFA program

Bingdi Bai

• The Plaxo Mortgages Prize in Finance Fundamentals for Top Student in 115.114 Finance Fundamentals (Auckland Campus) Semester 1

Julian Beuning

• Buildcorp Management Limited Prize for Top Student in Course 127.341 Property Management and Development Semester 1
• Property Institute of New Zealand Prize in Valuation (R.M. McGough Prize) for Top Student in Course 127.342 Applied Property Finance and Investment Semester 2 (Auckland)
• Property Institute of New Zealand Prize in Property (National) for Top Student in Course 127.342 Applied Property Finance and Investment Semester 2

Georgia Dennehy

• CFA Scholarship for students with High Academic Merit in Finance Programs and Enrolled in the CFA program

Samuel Dodds

• The Marcus Kitt/Colliers New Zealand Award for Top Student in Second Year Property

Peiling Li

• INFINZ Scholarship Award for Top Student in Third Year Finance and an active member of Student Investment Club

Ting Li

• Toyota Financial Services Prize in Third Year Finance for Top Student in Third Year Finance

Alexandra Mehlbradt

• Westpac Prize in Financial Economics for Top Student in Postgraduate Financial Economics 178.724

Paul O'Regan

• Financial Advice New Zealand Award for Students with the Highest Mark in 125.310 Financial Advice Implementation

Phan Linh Phuong

• CFA Scholarship for students with High Academic Merit in Finance Programs and Enrolled in the CFA program

Nathanael Provis

• Finance Student Association for Most Improved Student From Course 125.230 to Course 125.330

Yiwei Shang

• CFA Scholarship for students with High Academic Merit in Finance Programs and Enrolled in the CFA program

Wai Tuen

• The Plaxo Mortgages Prize in Finance Fundamentals for Top Student in 115.114 Finance Fundamentals in Auckland Campus Semester 2

Yuelin Wu

• CFA Scholarship for students with High Academic Merit in Finance Programs and Enrolled in the CFA program

Miaoran Yang

• CFA Scholarship for students with High Academic Merit in Finance Programs and Enrolled in the CFA program

Alice Bailey

• The Warehouse Group Prize in Advanced Contemporary Issues in Sustainability

Lisa Dickson

• Graduate Diploma In Business Studies Prize

Jeanette Joe

• Dr Robin Smith Memorial Prize In Management

Bridget Murray

• Wolters Kluwer Prize in Strategic Human Resource Management

Kate Newton

• Wolters Kluwer Prize in Contemporary Human Resource Management and Employment Relations

Mariam Tayyab

• Mary Mallon Scholarship 2023

Ashley Ujdur

• The Warehouse Group Prize in Business and Society

Yuhua Wang

• The Warehouse Group Prize in Sustainability Issues, Challenges and Responses

Sun Yan

• The Warehouse Group Prize in Sustainability Issues, Challenges and Responses

Hayden Brain

• Wiley Outstanding Student MBA Prize

Gaius Tan

• Wiley Outstanding Student MBA Prize

Grace Yuen

• Professor Jens Mueller Outstanding MBS Class Engagement Student Prize

• Casey Allott, Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor of Business
• Ellen Baker, Bachelor of Business
• Sarah Lawrence, Bachelor of Business
• Chloe Morley, Bachelor of Business
• Eva Pattullo, Bachelor of Communication
• Tara Ravi, Bachelor of Communication
• Lisa Rodgers, Bachelor of Accountancy
• Marit Ruetman, Bachelor of Accountancy
• Paul Tanigaito, Bachelor of Business
• Clare Tyler, Bachelor of Accountancy
• Gregory Van der Meulen, Bachelor of Aviation Management
• Anna Videler, Bachelor of Business

• Jeremy Austin, Bachelor of Accountancy
• Brenna Farrelly, Bachelor of Business
• Lachlan Fordyce, Bachelor of Business / Bachelor of Science
• Nicole Kennedy, Bachelor of Accountancy
• Summer Lewin, Bachelor of Aviation Management
• Jeremy Macdonald, Bachelor of Accountancy
• Courtney Smith, Bachelor of Business
• Lisa-jane Taiapa, Bachelor of Business
• Holly Taylor, Bachelor of Communication
• Rahel Westlake, Bachelor of Business
• Christopher Wise, Bachelor of Applied Economics

• John Aitken
• Casey Allott
• Gabriela Almeida Preuhs
• Alexander Anderson
• Natalie Ansell
• Denis Arefyev
• Bingdi Bai
• Nicole Bailey
• Ellen Baker
• Kayde Barber
• Emma Barclay
• Aaron Barnes
• Elizabeth Barrell
• Vanessa Barton
• Julian Beuning
• Joseph Bevan
• Rachel Booker
• Anmari Botha
• Cameron Bradley
• Aidan Bright
• Danielle Brown
• Isabella Brown
• Elle Bultitude
• Raven Cain
• Hananke Calitz
• Sarah Calkin
• Kira Carrington
• Emily Cato-Symonds
• Carys Chalmers
• James Chisholm
• Angela Christensen
• Alex Christison
• Samara Clare
• Phillip Cooper
• Danielle Corney
• Emma Cronshaw Hunt
• Renee Cumberland
• Karylle Dacanay
• Samira Dardour
• Ranindu De Silva
• Raine de Vaan
• Heidi Del Favero
• Sabrina Delgado Bonaiuto
• Mikaela Ellery
• Bethany Enright
• Katie Ervine
• Leilani Faaiuaso
• Tetiana Farmer
• Beth Faulkner
• Olivia Feldberg
• Maegan Fitzgerald-Webb
• Frances Flack
• Jack Fulton
• Zane Gard
• Rose Garland
• Mikayla Gavin
• Megan George
• Tyler Gibson
• Joel Goldsack
• Zoe Gousmett
• Kayla Groves
• Harriet Halewood
• Emily Hammond
• Rachel Henwood
• Rachel Higham
• Rachel Hodgson
• Yue Hu
• Jinxian Huang
• Meishan Huang
• Lorena Ibarra Obelar
• Marika Jackson
• Melody James
• Sophie Jarvis
• Lilly Jefferies
• Mikaela Jerg
• Dominic Johnson
• Sean Johnston
• Megan Jones
• Deanna Jordan
• Xiaoxi Kang
• Celia Karl
• Sarah Kebbell
• David Kennerley
• Christopher Kent
• Brett Kerr-Laurie
• Molly Kerton
• Melanie Killgour
• Ruby Knight
• Shayden Knott
• Kai Komene
• Celia Langabeer
• Adam Leneskar
• Ronan Lethbridge
• Yuxiao Li
• Michelle Liddell
• Boxianzi Ling
• Kevin Little
• Zhihang Lu
• Scott Lyall
• Morgan Mackay
• Monique Macpherson
• Elizabeth Mapuilesua
• Zara Matson
• Lynn McCarthy
• Paula McGonigal
• Alyx McKee
• Julia Mclean
• Lachlan McNair
• Amy McNaughton
• Russell McNaull
• Kate McTague
• Brittany Mealings Blay
• Jake Meehan
• Franka Menzies
• Jemma Mundy-Hermann
• Sinead Murphy
• Amy Murray-Leslie
• Kate Newton
• Isabelle Nieuwland
• Leonie Nugroho
• Clodagh O'connor-McKenna
• Morgan Orzecki
• Jahneisha Osborne
• Emma Owens
• Joel Parker
• Eva Pattullo
• Dante Pauwels-Vernon
• Sara Pearce
• Cherie Phillips
• Ashley Picard
• Tara Ravi
• Mei-ling Refiti
• Maria Reiche
• Naomi Reyes Dulanto
• Zyon Rhodes
• Ella Robbins
• Willem Rodgers-Rowe
• Thomas Rowe
• Abby Ruffell
• Alysha Rutherford
• Eugene Ryan
• Jason Salo
• Paige Satchell
• Jessica Schnell
• Kate Schurink
• Amelie Seubert
• Luke Shield
• Lucy Smillie
• Madison Smith
• Oliver Smith
• Elena Smith-Beech
• Emma Steiner
• Benjamin Stephens
• Julia Stevens
• Susan Stone
• Grace Sturgess
• Maya Sullivan
• Zoe Thomas
• Clare Tyler
• Ashley Ujdur
• Gregory Van der Meulen
• Anna Videler
• Charlie Waite
• Naomi Walbran
• Cameron Waller
• Emma Walton
• Kyra Warbrick
• Alana Ward
• Connor Ward
• Tio Weavers
• Zane Wederell
• Louise Whitworth
• Ella Wieliczko
• Maria Williams
• Annaleisha Wood
• Sarah Wyllie
• Noy Yadin
• Yuhao Yan
• Miaoran Yang
• Petar Zdravkovic
• Duo Zhang
• Tianyi Zhou

• Anna Aitken
• Casey Allott
• Nate Anderson
• Alexandra Angelo
• Lily Ashwell
• Alex Bagnall
• Rowan Bagot
• Jessica Banks
• Emma Barclay
• Bobby Barker
• Harry Bartlett
• Sophie Bayley
• Logan Beckman
• India Beijen
• Catherine Benfield
• Keziah Berg
• Julian Beuning
• Kieran Biddick
• Justine Bishop
• Caleb Bottcher
• Khadija Boulanouar
• David Broderick
• Tom Brodie
• Isabella Brown
• Ben Buckingham
• Elle Bultitude
• Greer Burkitt
• Ruby Burley-smith
• Louie Burt
• Raven Cain
• Sarah Calkin
• Maria Camilleri
• James Campbell
• Ben Carlisle
• Renzhuo Chen
• Oli Chignell
• Matthew Chu
• Beth Clothier
• Danielle Corney
• Josh Cowan
• Jayden Critchley
• Adam Crouch
• Amy Curran
• Michaela Curtis
• Yohan De silva
• Olivia Deacon
• Heidi Del favero
• Sabrina Delgado bonaiuto
• Thomas Devine-turner
• Shahil Dhoorgapersadh
• Alex Diamond
• Angela Dougherty
• Grace Drysdale-dunn
• Leo Du
• Rachel Marie Dumbong
• Rachel Duncan
• Kevin Egging
• Beth Enright
• Leilani Faaiuaso
• Xiaobing Fang
• Madison Farrell
• Brenna Farrelly
• Frances Flack
• Charis Fotheringham
• Nick Garvan
• Mia Gemmell
• Jeff Gill
• Madison Gorman
• Zoe Gousmett
• Maisie Gray
• Rebecca Gray
• Talisha Green
• Chris Harrop
• Sian Haycock
• Jiahao He
• Monika Herbke
• Rachel Higham
• Flynn Hockly
• Rachel Hodgson
• Jessica Hodson
• Natalie Holdem
• Hannah Holmes-libbis
• Jingwen Huang
• Sandy Huang
• Rob Ives
• Colin Jenkins
• Mikaela Jerg
• Sean Johnston
• Megan Jones
• Vanessa Jones
• Steve Jordan
• Soren Joyce
• Shreeyaa Kenishaa
• David Kennerley
• Chris Kent
• Rosa Kent
• Brett Kerr-laurie
• Laura Kilworth
• Dong hun Kim
• Tom Kirk
• Hannah Koumakis
• Sam Kreutzer
• Keertana Kumar
• Maxim Kvindt
• Cameron Lafferty
• Edward Lau
• Leo Li
• Bridget Li
• Yuxiao Li
• Amy Liao
• Alice Linton
• Catherine Liquan
• Jaime Lyth
• Olivia Mahon
• Daniel Mckenzie
• James Mcpherson
• Sarah Mcqueen
• Brittany Mealings blay
• Halle Mitchell
• Cara Moffitt
• Jamie Moloney
• James Moodie
• Lee Moore
• Samuel Morgan
• Matthew Morison
• Chloe Morley
• Arnold Moyo
• Logan Murdoch
• Sinead Murphy
• Karis Musson
• Isabelle Nieuwland
• Richard Notter
• Yvonne O'callaghan
• James O'hara
• Joel Parker
• Eva Pattullo
• Penelope Pearson
• Garth Peck
• Lorenzo Peloso
• Curt Perano
• Adele Perry
• Sian Pescott
• Lily Petrovich
• Jacob Phillipps
• Braeden Phillips
• Cherie Phillips
• Edie Porter
• Alex Povey
• Naomi Read
• Courtney Reynolds-smith
• Mariana Risso ascarate
• Nick Robson
• Lisa Rodgers
• Nicole Ross
• Marit Ruetman
• Ammon Ruru
• Natalie Ryland
• Alisha Salmon
• Sophie Schollum
• Kate Schurink
• Anita Schweiger
• Megan Dinsdale-Jones
• Claudia Serra
• Amelie Seubert
• Luke Shield
• Meg Simpson-finnerty
• Beant Sindhed
• Lucy Smillie
• Courtney Smith
• Oliver Smith
• Elena Smith-beech
• Horace So
• Jordan Stephens
• Isabella Stern
• Renee Stewart
• Bevan Stubbing
• Angela Subritzky
• Monique Swanepoel
• Carina Tang
• Tom Taylor
• Kauta Temu
• Bronwyn Thompson
• Bridey Thornton
• Ellis Thorpe
• Kaya Tobin
• Abby Treanor
• Caitlin Turner
• Neil Turner
• Paige Van der meent
• Nitha Vashti
• Lisa Verlander
• Adriana Vickers
• Anna Videler
• Ashley Vincent
• Adam Vujcich
• Naomi Walbran
• Melissa Waldegrave
• Claire Walton
• Sophie Webster
• Massie Harvey
• Caroline Whittaker
• Kirsten Wiffin
• Savannah Wilde
• Ruby Wilson
• Chris Wise
• Alex Wright
• Chrissy Yang
• Raymond Yang
• Cindy Yu
• Kailai Yue
• Sam Yun
• Bing Zhang
• Yi Zhang
• James Zhou
• Tianyi Zhou
• Kate De lautour
• Chung Ngor

The criteria for this prize is as follows:

1. The prize shall be awarded annually to a student undertaking a Bachelor of Accountancy or Bachelor of Business (Accountancy) in either internal or distance mode. The recipient must be enrolled as an international student.*
2. The prize will be awarded to the student with the highest average mark in the following courses: 110.209, 110.229, 110.303, 110.309, and 110.329. The recipient must have completed these courses within the three academic years immediately preceding the year of the award, with at least one of these courses being completed in the year immediately preceding the year of the award.
3. The value of the prize will be at the discretion of the sponsor each year.
4. If two or more students have equal claim to the prize, the prize may be shared.
5. The recipient(s) will be selected by the Head of School of Accountancy in consultation/agreement with ACCA.
6. The sponsor reserves the right to review the conditions of the prize annually.

*International student is defined as a BAcc/BBus student who is not a New Zealand citizen or a New Zealand resident.

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The sponsor reserves the right to amend the conditions of the prize or cancel the prize without notice.

The criteria for this prize is as follows:

1. The prize shall be awarded annually to a student undertaking a Bachelor of Accountancy or Bachelor of Business (Accountancy) in either internal or distance mode. The recipient must be enrolled as an international student.*
2. The prize will be awarded to the student with the highest average mark in the following courses: 110.209, 110.229, 110.303, 110.309, and 110.329. The recipient must have completed these courses within the three academic years immediately preceding the year of the award, with at least one of these courses being completed in the year immediately preceding the year of the award.
3. The value of the prize will be at the discretion of the sponsor each year.
4. If two or more students have equal claim to the prize, the prize may be shared.
5. The recipient(s) will be selected by the Head of School of Accountancy in consultation/agreement with ACCA.
6. The sponsor reserves the right to review the conditions of the prize annually.

*International student is defined as a BAcc/BBus student who is not a New Zealand citizen or a New Zealand resident.

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The sponsor reserves the right to amend the conditions of the prize or cancel the prize without notice.

The late Allan Gibson had a keen interest in supporting the education of future accountants.  His endowment shall create a prize to be known as the “Allan Gibson Distinguished Auditing Prize”.

The criteria for this prize are as follows:

1. The prize shall be awarded annually to a student enrolled in the Bachelor of Business (Accountancy) or the Bachelor of Accountancy qualifications in distance, internal or mixed mode offerings.
2. The prize will be awarded to the student with the highest average mark in courses 110.279 Auditing (completed within the previous 3 years) and 110.379 Advanced Auditing (current year). 
3. The prize is an award of $1,000, payable directly to the recipient.
4. If two or more students have equal claim to the prize, the prize may be shared.
5. The recipient will be selected by the Head of School of Accountancy.
6. The School of Accountancy reserves the right to review the conditions of the prize annually.

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The sponsor reserves the right to amend the conditions of the prize or cancel the prize without notice.

The prize shall be known as the “BDO Wellington Award for Top Student in Data Analytics for Accounting and Business”.

The criteria for this prize are as follows:

1. The prize will be awarded annually to the student achieving the highest marks in course 110304 - Data Analytics for Accounting and Business.
2. The value of the prize will be at the discretion of the sponsor each year.
3. If two or more students have equal claim to the prize, the prize may be shared.
4. The recipient(s) will be selected by the Head of School of Accountancy in consultation/agreement with BDO Wellington.
5. The sponsor reserves the right to review the conditions of the prize annually.

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The sponsor reserves the right to amend the conditions of the prize or cancel the prize without notice.

The prize shall be known as the “Campus Books Prize in Management Accounting (Manawatū campus)”.

The criteria for this prize are as follows:

1. The prize shall be awarded to the student achieving the highest marks in course 110229 - Management Accounting who studied in internal mode at the Manawatū campus.
2. The value of the award will be at the discretion of the sponsor each year.
3. If two or more students have equal claim to the prize, the prize may be shared.
4. The recipient(s) will be selected by the Head of School of Accountancy followed by consultation with Campus Books.
5. The sponsor reserves the right to review the conditions of the prize annually.

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The sponsor reserves the right to amend the conditions of the prize or cancel the prize without notice.

Each prize shall be known as the “Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand Third Year Accountancy Prize – Auckland campus”.

The criteria for these prizes follows:

1. The prizes shall be awarded annually to two students undertaking a Bachelor of Business Studies (Accountancy) or a Bachelor of Accountancy qualification, who studied over 50% of the relevant courses listed in regulation 2 in internal mode at the Auckland campus.
2. The prizes will be awarded to the two students with the highest average mark in three of the following courses: 110309, 110329, 110379 and 110389.  The courses must be completed within two academic years to be eligible.
3. The value of the prize will be at the discretion of the sponsor each year.
4. The recipients will be selected by the Head of School of Accountancy.
5. The sponsor reserves the right to review the conditions of the prizes annually.

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The sponsor reserves the right to amend the conditions of the prize or cancel the prize without notice.

Each prize shall be known as the “Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand Third Year Accountancy Prize – Distance”.

The criteria for these prizes follows:

1. The prizes shall be awarded annually to two students undertaking a Bachelor of Business Studies (Accountancy) or a Bachelor of Accountancy qualification, who studied over 50% of the relevant courses listed in regulation 2 in distance mode.
2. The prizes will be awarded to the two students with the highest average mark in three of the following courses: 110309, 110329, 110379 and 110389.  The courses must be completed within two academic years to be eligible.
3. The value of the prize will be at the discretion of the sponsor each year.
4. The recipients will be selected by the Head of School of Accountancy.
5. The sponsor reserves the right to review the conditions of the prizes annually.

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The sponsor reserves the right to amend the conditions of the prize or cancel the prize without notice.

Each prize shall be known as the “Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand Third Year Accountancy Prize – Manawatū campus”.

The criteria for these prizes follows:

1. The prizes shall be awarded annually to two students undertaking a Bachelor of Business Studies (Accountancy) or a Bachelor of Accountancy qualification, who studied over 50% of the relevant courses listed in regulation 2 in internal mode at the Manawatū campus.
2. The prizes will be awarded to the two students with the highest average mark in three of the following courses: 110309, 110329, 110379 and 110389.  The courses must be completed within two academic years to be eligible.
3. The value of the prize will be at the discretion of the sponsor each year.
4. The recipients will be selected by the Head of School of Accountancy.
5. The sponsor reserves the right to review the conditions of the prizes annually.

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The sponsor reserves the right to amend the conditions of the prize or cancel the prize without notice.

Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand has offered to sponsor a prize for third year Accountancy.  The prize shall be known as the “Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand Highest Achieving Accounting Student”.

The criteria for this prize are as follows:

1. The prize shall be awarded annually to a student undertaking a Bachelor of Accountancy or Bachelor of Business (Accountancy) in either internal or distance mode.
2. The prize will be awarded to the student with the highest average mark in the following courses: 110109, 110209, 110229, 110249, 110279, 110289, 110309, 110329, 155203 and 155210.  The recipient must have completed these courses within the three academic years immediately preceding the year of the award, with at least one of these courses being completed in the year immediately preceding the year of the award.
3. The value of the prize will be at the discretion of the sponsor each year.
4. If two or more students have equal claim to the prize, the prize may be shared.
5. The recipient(s) will be selected by the Head of School of Accountancy in consultation/agreement with Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand.
6. The sponsor reserves the right to review the conditions of the prize annually.

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The sponsor reserves the right to amend the conditions of the prize or cancel the prize without notice.

The prize shall be known as the “Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand prize for 110804 Advanced Financial Accounting and Reporting”.

The criteria for this prize are as follows:    

1. The prize shall be awarded annually to the top student in course 110.804 Advanced Financial Accounting and Reporting, who studied in block or distance mode.
2. The recipient must be undertaking a Master of Professional Accountancy and Finance to be eligible.
3. The value of the prize will be at the discretion of the sponsor each year.
4. If two or more students have equal claim to the prize, the prize may be shared.
5. The recipient will be selected by the Head of School of Accountancy followed by consultation with Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand.
6. The sponsor reserves the right to review the conditions of the prize annually.

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The sponsor reserves the right to amend the conditions of the prize or cancel the prize without notice.

Zealand prize for 110805 Advanced Strategic Management Accounting”.

The criteria for this prize are as follows:

1. The prize shall be awarded annually to the top student in course 110805 Advanced Strategic Management Accounting, who studied in block or distance mode.
2. The recipient must be undertaking a Master of Professional Accountancy and Finance to be eligible.
3. The value of the prize will be at the discretion of the sponsor each year.
4. If two or more students have equal claim to the prize, the prize may be shared.
5. The recipient will be selected by the Head of School of Accountancy followed by consultation with Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand.
6. The sponsor reserves the right to review the conditions of the prize annually.

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The sponsor reserves the right to amend the conditions of the prize or cancel the prize without notice.

The prize shall be known as the “Cooper Rapley Prize – 155210 Commercial Law”.

The criteria for this prize are as follows:

1. The prize shall be awarded to the student achieving the highest marks in course 155210 Commercial Law who studied in internal mode at the Manawatū Campus.
2. The recipient must be undertaking a Bachelor of Business Studies (Accountancy) or a Bachelor of Accountancy to be eligible.
3. The value of the award will be at the discretion of the sponsor each year.
4. If two or more students have equal claim to the prize, the prize may be shared.
5. The recipient will be selected by the Head of School of Accountancy and Cooper Rapley Lawyers will be informed of the outcome.
6. The sponsor reserves the right to review the conditions of the prize annually.

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The sponsor reserves the right to amend the conditions of the prize or cancel the prize without notice.

The prize shall be known as the “Deloitte (Auckland) prize for most outstanding student in Professional Accountancy (Audit and Taxation)”.

The criteria for this prize are as follows:

1. The prize shall be awarded annually to the top student undertaking a Bachelor of Business Studies (Accountancy) or a Bachelor of Accountancy qualification who studied in internal mode at the Auckland campus.
2. The prize will be awarded to the student with the highest average mark in courses 110279, 110289, 110379 & 110389. The four courses must be completed within 3 years to be eligible.
3. The value of the award will be at the discretion of the sponsor each year.
4. The recipient will be selected by the Head of School of Accountancy followed by consultation with Deloitte (Auckland).
5. The sponsor reserves the right to review the conditions of the prize annually.

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The sponsor reserves the right to amend the conditions of the prize or cancel the prize without notice.

The Estate and Taxation Planning Council (ETPC) has offered to sponsor a prize for two students in course 110380 Estate and Tax Planning.

The prize shall be known as the “Estate and Taxation Planning Council Prize for 110380”.

The criteria for this prize are as follows:

1. The prize shall be awarded to the two students with the highest marks in 110380.
2. Each prize is an award of $750, a two-year membership of the Estate and Taxation Planning Council and free attendance at each of the four ETPC seminars per annum during their two-year membership of the ETPC.
3. The recipient must be a New Zealand resident or a New Zealand citizen domiciled in New Zealand.
4. The recipients will be selected by the Head of School of Accountancy.
5. The sponsor reserves the right to review the conditions of the prize annually.

This course is currently offered only as a Distance course once per year. Some of the students are likely based overseas. Given that a significant part of the prize is membership of the ETPC and the opportunity to attend seminars in New Zealand, the sponsor has requested that prize winners are based locally in order to take advantage of these benefits.

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The sponsor reserves the right to amend the conditions of the prize or cancel the prize without notice.

The prize shall be known as the “Tony Drakeford Memorial Trust prize for 110303 Integrative Accounting”.

The criteria for this prize are as follows:

1. The prize shall be awarded annually to the top student in course 110303 Integrative Accounting, who studied internal or distance mode at the Manawatū or Auckland Campus.
2. The recipient must be undertaking a Bachelor of Business Studies (Accountancy) or a Bachelor of Accountancy to be eligible.
3. The value of the award will be at the discretion of the sponsor each year.
4. If two or more students have equal claim to the prize, the prize may be shared.
5. The recipient will be selected by the Head of School of Accountancy.
6. The sponsor reserves the right to review the conditions of the prize annually.

Disclaimer
The sponsor reserves the right to amend the conditions of the prize or cancel the prize without notice

The prize shall be known as the “Tony Drakeford Memorial Trust prize for Top Accountancy Graduate”.

The criteria for this prize are as follows:

1. The prize shall be awarded annually to the student with the highest GPA score for a completed degree comprising of 360 credits, across all offerings and campuses.
2. The recipient must be undertaking a Bachelor of Business Studies (Accountancy) or a Bachelor of Accountancy to be eligible.
3. The value of the award will be at the discretion of the sponsor each year.
4. If two or more students have equal claim to the prize, the prize may be shared.
5. The recipient will be selected by the Head of School of Accountancy.
6. The sponsor reserves the right to review the conditions of the prize annually.

Disclaimer
The sponsor reserves the right to amend the conditions of the prize or cancel the prize without notice.

The prize shall be known as the “Wolters Kluwer Prize in Advanced Taxation”.

The criteria for this prize are as follows:

1. The prize will be awarded annually to the student achieving the highest marks in course 110389 Advanced Taxation, who studied in internal mode at Manawatū campus or by distance mode.
2. The prize will consist of Wolters Kluwer publication(s) of the prize winner’s own choice.  The value of the award will be at the discretion of the sponsor each year.
3. If two or more students have equal claim to the prize, the prize may be shared.
4. The recipient(s) will be selected by the Head of School of Accountancy followed by consultation with Wolters Kluwer.
5. The sponsor reserves the right to review the conditions of the prize annually.

Disclaimer
The sponsor reserves the right to amend the conditions of the prize including the amount of the award or cancel the prize without notice.

The prize shall be known as the “Wolters Kluwer Prize in the Law of Business Organisations”.

The criteria for this prize are as follows:

1. The prize will be awarded annually to the student achieving the highest marks in course 155203 Law of Business Organisations, who studied in any mode at the Manawatū or Auckland campus.
2. The prize will consist of Wolters Kluwer publication(s) of the prize winner’s own choice.  The value of the award will be at the discretion of the sponsor each year.
3. If two or more students have equal claim to the prize, the prize may be shared.
4. The recipient(s) will be selected by the Head of School of Accountancy followed by consultation with Wolters Kluwer.
5. The sponsor reserves the right to review the conditions of the prize annually.

Disclaimer
The sponsor reserves the right to amend the conditions of the prize including the amount of the award or cancel the prize without notice.