Honorary Awards and Achievement Awards
Honorary Awards and Achievement Awards are prestigious honours, intended to recognise substantial achievements or contributions by individuals.
Honorary Awards and Achievement Awards are awarded by the University for the purposes of:
- formally and publicly recognising the exceptional or distinguished contribution of an individual to the University, the broader society or a field of academic endeavour;
- enhancing the standing and reputation of the University; and
- expanding or building on existing relationships.
Honorary Awards approved by the Council are:
Honorary Doctor of the University
Honorary Doctor of Arts
Honorary Doctor of Commerce
Honorary Doctor of Engineering
Honorary Doctor of Laws
Honorary Doctor of Letters
Honorary Doctor of Medicine
Honorary Doctor of Science
Curtin University Fellow
The title 'Emeritus Professor'
The title 'John Curtin Distinguished Emeritus Professor'
The title 'John Curtin Distinguished Professor'
The title 'John Curtin Distinguished Visiting Professor'
Achievement Awards approved by the Council are:
Achievement Awards approved by the Vice-Chancellor are:
- Lifetime Achievement
- Community Service
- Global Impact
- Innovation
- Young Achievement
- Professional Achievement
Further Information
Please refer to the Policy website or contact the Secretariat on email: secretariat@curtin.edu.au