OLT Citations

Citations For Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning

The Office of Learning and Teaching Citations recognise and reward the diverse contribution that individuals and teams make to the quality of student learning. Citations are for contributions to student learning in higher education and are open to academic staff, general staff, sessional staff and institutional associates. For Citations the University may submit up to 8 nominations in a ranked list. There are no specified categories except for the Early Career category of no more than 5 years’ experience teaching (see website for definition).

Up to 160 Citations with prize value of $10,000 each will be given in 2013, including in the Early Career category. Initial applications are made through the ITL. Institutions can make up to 8 nominations.

Considering applying for this award?

Step 1

  • Download the nomination document 2013 Australian Awards for University Teaching Nomination Instructions and Supporting Information  PDFDOC
  • Download the nomination form 2013 Citations Nomination form DOC
  •  Check the  OLT website for further information

Step 2

  • These resources may help you in completing your application.
  • Consult the successful applications kept at the ITL reception, Carslaw 387, during business hours.
  • Contact the ITL for assistance with your application.

Step 3

Contact people in your faculty for support or mentoring - for example, your faculty Associate Dean (Learning and Teaching) or previous award winners.

Step 4

Prepare your application, noting carefully the criteria and requirements.

Step 5

Initial Submissions are closed

Step 6

The applications selected by the University will receive additional support in fine-tuning their application prior to submission to the OLT. Nominations must be submitted by the Institutional Contact Officer.