Best Performance in Stage 1 Optics

Best Performance in Stage 2 Clinical Optometry

Best Performance in Stage 3 Ocular Diseases

Best Performance in Stage 3 Environmental Optometry and Dispensing

Optometry Australia NSW/ACT Prize in Ocular Therapeutics

(Master of Clinical Optometry, Stage 1)

CooperVision Prize in Contact Lenses

(Master of Clinical Optometry, Stage 1)

Mivision Prize in Recognition of Social Engagement

Dr Andrew Whatham Prize for Stage 5 CFEH Clinical Excellence

Best performance in OPTM5151 and OPTM5251 Centre for Eye Health clinical placement.

The recipient/s during their time at CFEH demonstrated the highest levels of the following:

1. Academic performance: Score based on performance in the entry test.

2. Clinic service: Score based on overall performance during clinical rotation at CFEH as judged by clinical staff.

3. Growth of knowledge: Score based on attendance and participation in CFEH tutorials.

4. Research/evidence-based practice: Score based on presentation of research paper at   CFEH journal club.

CFEH will develop a scoring system for components #2,3,4 that incorporates staff involved in the three components. The academic performance (#1) provides a ranking system for all students.

In addition to clinical and academic excellence, the selection criteria will include professional criteria such as punctuality, interaction with patients, staff and other students.

Research Project Prize in the Master of Clinical Optometry

Neville Fullthorpe Prize for Best Performance in Stage 5 Clinical Optometry

The ACBO Prize in Binocular and Children’s Vision for the best overall performance throughout the Master of Clinical Optometry program in Binocular and Children’s Vision

The Specsavers Prize for Overall Excellence in the Bachelor of Vision Science/Master of Clinical Optometry Program

The Designs for Vision Prize

The Specsavers Prize for Excellence in Patient Management

The Luxottica Prize for the best performance in Clinical Ocular Therapeutics

 The Australian College of Optometry (ACO) Prize

Best Performance in the Postgraduate Ocular Therapeutics

The Brian Kirby Prize for the Best PhD Thesis

Best thesis as judged by the comments of the thesis examiners for a thesis whose examiner reports have been received between January and December of the previous year.