Faculty of Engineering 3 - Sunday 18 December 2022 6.30pm (AEST)

Electrical, Mechanical, Mechatronics, Chemical, Computer and Systems Software (including Doctoral)

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Doctor of the University Recipients

Ms Else Shepherd AM

Ms Else Shepherd AM is a trailblazing engineer. She was one of the first women to graduate in Electrical Engineering in Queensland, in 1965. Throughout her distinguished career she has championed the full participation of women in the engineering profession – her story highlights her technical and leadership strengths as well as her persistence and resilience.

Ms Shepherd holds a Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (1965) and Honorary Doctorate (2011), both from the University of Queensland. A talented pianist, conductor and singer, she also holds a Graduate Diploma in Music from the Queensland Conservatorium (1984).

Ms Shepherd co-founded and managed two engineering companies - Mosaic Information Technology, which designed and manufactured telecommunications products and modems, and Microwave and Materials Designs, to develop microwave filters for mobile phones using new materials.

An inspiration and role model for future Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths professionals and leaders, Ms Shepherd chaired Powerlink Queensland for 17 years and served on the National Electricity Market Management Company Board, the Brisbane City Works Advisory Board and the International Electrotechnical Commission Council Board. She has also served as Chair or Director of a number of not-for-profit community boards and organisations.

Ms Shepherd has been widely acknowledged for her distinguished contributions. She is a Fellow of the Australian Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering and an Honorary Fellow of Engineers Australia. She has won many prestigious engineering awards including the Peter Nicol Russell Medal.

In 2003, Ms Shepherd was awarded Member of the Order of Australia (General Division) for her service to the engineering profession, to education, to the electricity distribution industry, and to the community. In 2020 one of Brisbane’s Cross River Rail’s massive twin Tunnel Boring Machines was named Else, in honour of Ms Shepherd’s outstanding contributions to the profession and to the State. Earlier this year, Ms Shepherd was honoured as a Queensland Great.

Ms Shepherd is currently a Research Engineer in the QUT School of Electrical Engineering and Robotics. She has previously served QUT as an Adjunct Professor. She has lectured at Queensland University of Technology, TAFE, the University of Queensland and Griffith University.

In recognition of her distinguished service to the community, the QUT Council has awarded Else Shepherd Doctor of the University.

Mr Kerry Williams

Mr Kerry Williams, a graduate of QUT predecessor institution QIT, is Director and Principal Electrical Engineer of K-BIK Power, a specialist electrical industry and engineering services consultancy. A registered and chartered professional electrical engineer with over 45 years’ experience in the industry, including more than 27 years in management, Mr Williams is passionate about supporting electrical engineering students in their fields of endeavour.

Mr Williams has a Certificate in Electrical Engineering from QUT predecessor institution the Queensland Institute of Technology (1982) and a Master of Power Systems from the University of Southern Queensland (2014).

Mr Williams has extensive expertise in substation asset management and transformer and plant design, manufacturing, refurbishment, condition monitoring and maintenance. He has been responsible for project management, innovation, development and implementation of mobile, transportable and modular substation equipment for Australian power utilities.

Currently the Deputy Chair of Engineers Australia’s Electrical College Branch in Queensland, and a Member of the Engineers Australia Electrical College National Board, Mr Williams’ work with professional associations embodies his passion for passing on his knowledge for student and graduate learning. He advocates to the industry as a whole the need to support universities to develop students looking for a career in the electrical industry with a commitment to engineering excellence.

Through K-BIK Power Mr Williams supports QUT to establish engineering projects and student learning centres. This has included support of research projects that align with power industry needs and the preparation of students to enter the power engineering workforce. With QUT, Mr Williams has established the K-BIK Power Learning Potential Fund Scholarship that gives disadvantaged students access to funds to support their study. More recently, Mr Williams has provided an additional three-year scholarship for a young student to undertake a PhD within the QUT School of Electrical Engineering and Robotics.

Mr Williams is the author or co-author of many engineering papers on subjects such as mobile substations, condition monitoring techniques, switchgear failures and applications, forensic failure investigations and modular systems for substation maintenance and network support. He has presented at many local and international conferences.

In recognition of his distinguished service to the community, to scholarship and to QUT, the QUT Council has awarded Kerry Williams Doctor of the University.

Doctor of Philosophy

ALI, Shahnewaz

Thesis Title

Robotic Vision for Knee Arthroscopy

Supervisors

  • Professor Ross William Crawford (Associate Supervisor)
  • Associate Professor Davide Fontanarosa (Associate Supervisor)
  • Associate Professor Ajay Kumar Pandey (Principal Supervisor)
  • Professor Jonathan Michael Roberts (Associate Supervisor)

Citation

This research focuses on visualisation challenges associated with anatomical imaging of complex joints such as the human knee. Current imaging systems are inadequate to provide 3D perception and lack the level of situational awareness needed for performing highly complex minimally invasive surgeries like knee arthroscopy. As a result, unintended tissue damage is common occurrence and training new surgeons takes a very long time. To improve surgical precision and training, this study presents a series of novel methods and computational tools that provide 3D perception for safer surgery with added ability of automatically recognition of multiple tissue types in real time.

AZHARI, Faris

Thesis Title

Automated Crack Detection and Characterisation from 3D Point Clouds of Unstructured Surfaces

Supervisors

  • Professor Michael John Milford (Associate Supervisor)
  • Associate Professor Thierry Peynot (Principal Supervisor)
  • Dr Charlotte Sennersten (External Supervisor)

Citation

This thesis proposes a novel automated crack detection and characterisation method on unstructured surfaces using 3D point cloud. Crack detection on unstructured surfaces poses a challenge compared to flat surfaces such as pavements and concrete, which typically utilise image-based sensors. The detection method utilises a point cloud-based deep learning method to perform point-wise classification. The detected points are then automatically characterised to estimate the detected cracks’ properties such as width profile, orientation, and length. The proposed method enables the deployment of autonomous systems to conduct reliable surveys in environments risky to humans.

HEWA THONDILEGE, Akila Sachinthani Pemasiri

Thesis Title

Multimodal Image Correspondence

Supervisors

  • Professor Clinton Brian Fookes (Associate Supervisor)
  • Dr Kien Nguyen Thanh (Associate Supervisor)
  • Professor Subramanian Sridharan (Principal Supervisor)

Citation

Multimodal images are used across many application areas including medical and surveillance. Due to the different characteristics of different imaging modalities, developing image processing algorithms for multimodal images is challenging. This thesis proposes effective solutions for the challenging problem of multimodal semantic correspondence where the connections between similar components across images from different modalities are established. The proposed methods which are based on deep learning techniques have been applied for several applications including epilepsy type classification and 3D reconstruction of human hand from visible and X-ray image. These proposed algorithms can be adapted to many other imaging modalities.

KALLINEN, Valtteri Aleksi

Thesis Title

Collision Risk Modelling for Unmanned Aircraft Separation and Traffic Management

Supervisors

  • Professor Jason John Ford (Associate Supervisor)
  • Aaron Douglas McFadyen (Principal Supervisor)

Citation

This thesis develops models and procedures for designing safe airspace for Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs). Mid-air collision risk models with foundations in manned aviation are extended and adapted to develop separation standards for UAVs whilst addressing the unique differences from traditional manned aviation. Airspace design is also investigated using mathematical optimisation which maximises traffic throughput to make high-density operations viable, whilst still maintaining a given target level of safety.

MOKARIBOLHASSAN, Amin

Thesis Title

State Estimation in Active Distribution Networks with Limited Measurements Using Disaggregation

Supervisors

  • Dr Ali Arefi (External Supervisor)
  • Adjunct Professor Gerard Francis Ledwich (Associate Supervisor)
  • Dr Ghavameddin Nourbakhsh (Principal Supervisor)

Citation

In this research work, a feeder-level disaggregation technique is established to visualize unmonitored rooftop PVs and batteries in LV feeders with limited measurement devices. The designed feeder-level disaggregation technique using the differential signals has the highest accuracy compared with other conventional techniques. Moreover, this thesis aims to develop a new state estimator for LV networks with high levels of PVs and batteries based on the suggested disaggregation technique. A developed state estimation technique has improvements in terms of accuracy and computational efficiency compared with other procedures.

ONIGBAJUMO, Adetunji

Thesis Title

Integration of Concentrated Solar Thermal Energy for Industrial Hydrogen Production

Supervisors

  • Professor Sara Jane Couperthwaite (Associate Supervisor)
  • Associate Professor Thomas James Rainey (Principal Supervisor)
  • Professor Theodore Steinberg (Associate Supervisor)
  • Associate Professor Geoffrey David Will (Associate Supervisor)

Citation

The research demonstrated a balanced process, energy, and techno-economic argument for the utilisation of concentrated solar thermal energy, essentially, for hydrogen production and other industrial process systems. The representative case studies undertaken in the research addressed process and solar thermal energy modelling, energy integration, process optimisation, exergy assessment, and techno-economic evaluation as it relates to renewable hydrogen and hydrogen-based fuel production. The research established that economic assessment studies, process-energy configuration, choice of renewable energy, and mixed energy options are key to the shift from fossil fuel to green energy and industrial production to significantly reduce the impact of climate change.

RAZJIGAEV, Andrew

Thesis Title

Developing a Macro-Micro Teleoperation System with Snake Robots for Minimally Invasive Surgeries

Supervisors

  • Professor Ross William Crawford (Associate Supervisor)
  • Dr David Howard (External Supervisor)
  • Associate Professor Ajay Kumar Pandey (Principal Supervisor)
  • Professor Jonathan Michael Roberts (Mentoring Supervisor)
  • Dr Liao Wu (External Supervisor)

Citation

Surgeons currently face the burden of poor instrument control, ergonomics and visualisation in minimally invasive surgery. Bioinspired snake-like robots, evolution algorithms, 3D printing and autonomous vision systems are innovations that can revolutionise surgery. It can benefit patients with personalised treatment and reduce the burden on hospital staff. This thesis utilises these innovations to develop a macro-micro robotic platform for knee arthroscopy with a (micro) steerable snake-like end-effector attached to a (macro) RAVEN II arm. Extensive experimentation with a phantom demonstrated the superiority of the robotic prototype in reachable dexterity and teleoperated control over conventional rigid instruments.

TAGHIPOUR, Alireza

Thesis Title

Fractional Distillation of Hydrothermal Liquefaction Biocrude

Supervisors

  • Professor Richard John Brown (Associate Supervisor)
  • Associate Professor Thomas James Rainey (Principal Supervisor)
  • Dr Jerome Luigi Atillo Ramirez (Associate Supervisor)
  • Professor Zoran Ristovski (Associate Supervisor)

Citation

This thesis describes fractional distillation as an upgrading method for improving the quality of hydrothermal liquefaction (HTL) biocrude as a green-based biofuel. Firstly, as a part of the biomass to fuel pathway, aqueous phase recycling in the HTL process increased the yield of biocrude production and reduced the nitrogen content. Secondly, fractional distillation improved the biocrude quality (e.g., lower nitrogen content, viscosity, etc), co-processing ability (with conventional fuels) and improved stability during storage. Finally, the learnings from fractional distillation facilitated more accurate process modelling of biocrude assisting biocrude application in the current fossil fuel supply chain.

TIDD, Brendan James

Thesis Title

Learning Visuo-Motor Behaviours for Robot Locomotion Over Difficult Terrain

Supervisors

  • Professor Peter Corke (Principal Supervisor)
  • Dr Jurgen Leitner (Associate Supervisor)

Citation

This thesis investigated efficient methods for learning locomotion behaviours for robots, and the challenges of combining several complex controllers. Experiments were performed with a dynamic biped in simulation required to walk across gaps, over steps and stairs, and jump over hurdles and blocks, and also in a real-world scenario with a large tracked platform negotiating small doorways. The developed solutions utilised perception to perform complex maneuvers while minimising retraining for new behaviours. Ideas from this thesis lead toward scalable behaviour libraries to enable robots to make their way into an increasing number of roles in our society.

Undergraduate awards

Bachelor of Engineering Studies (Civil)

  • LIN, Chun-Yu

Bachelor of Engineering Studies (Mechanical)

  • MILLER, Thomas Gibson

Bachelor of Engineering Studies (Mechatronics)

  • KESAVAN, Jivaneshan

Bachelor of Business (Finance)/Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical)

  • BRADLEY, Tyrone Aaron

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Computer and Software Systems) – Third Class Honours

  • CASEY, Alexander William

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Electrical) – Third Class Honours

  • VYAS, Nishtha Jagrutkumar

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Mechanical) – Third Class Honours

  • GEORGE, Antony
  • KERR, Thomas Andrew
  • PIENAAR, Eloise Anna
  • ROBINSON, Bradley Stuart
  • TRAN, Vincent

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Mechatronics) – Third Class Honours

  • GRUNOW, Benjamin Thomas

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Chemical Process) – Second Class Honours – Division B

  • MARKEY, Benjamin Frederick

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Computer and Software Systems) – Second Class Honours – Division B

  • BROOKS, Josiah Ethan
  • NGUYEN, Peter
  • QASEM, Sohyb Khalil S

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Electrical and Aerospace) – Second Class Honours – Division B

  • KOSTOV, Todor Ivanov
  • TU, Chen-Hao
  • ZAKARIA, Landa Mahmoud

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Electrical) – Second Class Honours – Division B

  • ANGELL, Matthew John
  • BOWES, William Michael
  • CASEY, Benjamin
  • FRANCIS, Emmanuel
  • HADDAD, Joseph
  • HOOPER, Rachel
  • JEONG, Yeongrok
  • JONES, Morgan Keith
  • KEATING, Jack Darcy
  • KNIGHT, Mitchell
  • LIDDLE, Glen Paul
  • LIPSYS, Amos John
  • PUTRA, Jephta Augusta
  • VAN DARTEL-CLARK, Ethan Bryce
  • VAN SCHALKWYK, Marchel Binneman
  • VISSER, Reuben
  • ZHU, Duoxuan

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Mechanical) – Second Class Honours – Division B

  • AL-JANOUBI, Haitham Sultan Hamed Saghayar
  • ANDERSON, Lachlan Aaron
  • BALALLE, Shanil Mevan
  • BEH, Lee See
  • DHARMASIRI, Ranehipura Chamath Kanishka
  • DINH, Tu Cong
  • ENGLER, Owen
  • FREEMAN, Samuel Rikhard David
  • GAVIN, Luke Isaac
  • GISINGER, Jackson Samuel
  • HARDING, Zane Bryan
  • MAYER, Alexander Hugh
  • MCKEOWN, Ciaron Patrick
  • MITCHELL, Finnien Cooper
  • SILVA, Wehallage Omesh Sebastian
  • SIMONIS, Joey Adam
  • SMYTHE, Alexander Edwin
  • SPALETA, Thomas
  • STORY, Ethan
  • STURGESS, Joshua
  • SUTER, Molly Florence
  • TEOH, Gerald
  • WAGENER, Jack Ryan
  • WU, Xinjian

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Mechatronics) – Second Class Honours – Division B

  • BILLINGS, Ryan
  • DRINKWELL, Erin Grace
  • KEMP, Declan Jeremy
  • LLEWELLYN, Rhiannah
  • NGUYEN, Nam
  • PRINS, Damien
  • TOWNSEND, Isabelle Victoria
  • TRAN, Joshua Hoa An Trong
  • VIEN, Thien An
  • VU, Dang Nhat Linh

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Process) – Second Class Honours – Division B

  • NGUYEN, Manh Thang

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Chemical Process) – Second Class Honours – Division A

  • ADEYEMI, Esther Oluwateniola
  • CARSLAKE, Che Stephen Arthur
  • DO, Cindy Tam-Thuc
  • HOGARTH, Yvonne Louise
  • IBE, Mar Zaiven Mendoza
  • JOHNSTON, Lachlan Angus
  • NEWTON, Hayden
  • PHAM, Thi Que Tran

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Computer and Software Systems) – Second Class Honours – Division A

  • BRYAN, Nathan Gregory
  • CLARKE, Dylan Joseph
  • FALCONER, Brandon James
  • FERGUSON, Max
  • GOCK, Aiden
  • LONGA, Duval Arribas
  • LOYND, Adam James Paul
  • MEURANT, Nicholas William
  • MORGAN, Brent Owen
  • NICOLL, Zachary Austin Bracken
  • POLITYLO, Sophia Addison
  • RINGSGWANDL, Luke
  • VAN OORT, Tjeard Douwe
  • WOLTER, Zachary

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Electrical and Aerospace) – Second Class Honours – Division A

  • KAUR, Akashdeep
  • LEWIS, Sarah Kate Adella
  • MORLEY, Joshua Lynden
  • PANDITHA, Sahan Lahiru
  • WATSON, Morgan Jeremiah Hapi

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Electrical) – Second Class Honours – Division A

  • DOWNIE, Andrew Angus
  • FARQUHAR, Daniel James
  • GARDINER, Stuart
  • GRAINGER, Jack Hamish
  • JACKSON, Ben William
  • KAVANAGH, Vincent Edward
  • MCARTHUR, Isabella Rose
  • PATTNAIK, Bishwam
  • SEE, Joseph
  • SHOESMITH, Joshua
  • SOLOMON, Michael David
  • SU, Tina Ying Jun
  • TOLSHMAKOFF, James Peter

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Mechanical) – Second Class Honours – Division A

  • ANDREWS, Stephanie Paige
  • ATZENI, Zachary Anton
  • BEHZADPOUR, Tina
  • BROOK, Winton George
  • BURT, Toby Michael
  • CROFT, Amber Marie
  • CROSS, Cooper Lachlan
  • DAVISON, Conor Alexander
  • DICKINSON, Cooper Luis
  • JANG, Minhee
  • JOHNSON, Adam
  • KENWRICK, Hayden Dean
  • KOO TAM, Kevin Chiilung
  • LE, Kevin Quoc
  • MADSEN, Sofia Louise
  • MCENIERY, Madeleine Elizabeth
  • MURRAY, Cooper Edward
  • NGUYEN, Melissa Bach
  • NGUYEN, Thinh Viet
  • PLUMPTON, Liam Alexander
  • ROMAINE, Benjamin Jack
  • SCOTT, William Boyd
  • STARK, Sofie Anne
  • TOWNSON, Jessie May
  • WYER, Fiona Elizabeth

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Mechatronics) – Second Class Honours – Division A

  • ALFONSO, Sophia Flores
  • BAILEY, Jacob Matthew
  • BRAR, Shahzad Singh
  • BROWNE, Connor
  • CARROLL, Declan Leslie
  • DONALD, Finlay Edward
  • DREYER, Stephan
  • HALL, Keith James Neirun
  • HOWARD, Daniel Patrick
  • JOHNSTON, Duane Andrew
  • MALONE, Ryan
  • MINEHAN, Jacob Connor
  • NOLAN, Cassandra
  • NOVAK, Michael Steven
  • PASE, John Thompson
  • PLUMMER, William Douglas
  • STONE, Harry
  • VIEN, Tin Trung

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Computer and Software Systems) – First Class Honours

  • LY, Phuong Nam
  • O'REILLY, Conor Michael
  • STEWART, David

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Electrical and Aerospace) – First Class Honours

  • CRIMSON, Matthew John
  • GOUCHER, Natasha Kate
  • WIJAYAWARDHANA, Weerasekara Mudiyanselage Kasun Kalhara

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Electrical) – First Class Honours

  • LEE, Crystal Tien
  • PLANT, Corey Benjamin
  • WHITE, Meaghan Dawn

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Mechanical) – First Class Honours

  • ARGENT, Danielle Faith
  • CAMMAN, Ryan Thomas
  • CARROLL, Gerard
  • SIHVOLA, Portia Elizabeth
  • WAITE, Callum Jack
  • WOODCOCK, Jack William

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Mechatronics) – First Class Honours

  • MEAD, Timothy Tanatorn
  • STOPA, Andrew

Bachelor of Business (Management)/Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Chemical Process) – Third Class Honours

  • FRIESLAAR, Samuel Roy

Bachelor of Business (Management)/Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Mechanical) – Third Class Honours

  • DELBRIDGE, Finbar Peter

Bachelor of Business (Accountancy)/Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Mechanical) – Second Class Honours – Division B

  • BROCCARDO, Gemma

Bachelor of Business (Economics)/Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Electrical) – Second Class Honours – Division B

  • DHILLON, Sumraj

Bachelor of Business (Finance)/Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Chemical Process) – Second Class Honours – Division B

  • BEAMES, Daniel Ross
  • NGO, Thi Hong Hanh

Bachelor of Business (Finance)/Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Computer and Software Systems) – Second Class Honours – Division B

  • WHITE, Emily Clare

Bachelor of Business (Finance)/Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Mechanical) – Second Class Honours – Division B

  • SMITH, Alex

Bachelor of Business (Finance)/Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Mechatronics) – Second Class Honours – Division B

  • LIPCZYNSKI, Kate

Bachelor of Business (Management)/Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Electrical) – Second Class Honours – Division B

  • BROOKS, Lachlan Daniel

Bachelor of Business (Marketing)/Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Mechanical) – Second Class Honours – Division B

  • DENHAM, Rhys John

Bachelor of Business (Finance)/Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Mechanical) – Second Class Honours – Division A

  • JOHNSON, Fletcher
  • SLADE, Benjamin Joseph

Bachelor of Business (Finance) – with Distinction/Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Mechatronics) – Second Class Honours – Division B

  • GRUNWALD, Simon Derek

Bachelor of Business (International Business)/Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Mechatronics) – Second Class Honours – Division A

  • MARNING, Jack McLaurin

Bachelor of Business (Management) – with Distinction/Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Mechanical) – Second Class Honours – Division B

  • PELLING, Matthew Trevor Lawrence
  • PENALOSA, Dale Joshua

Bachelor of Business (Management)/Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Mechanical) – Second Class Honours – Division A

  • BIRCH, Lachlan Lloyd

Bachelor of Business (Marketing) – with Distinction/Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Mechanical) – Second Class Honours – Division B

  • MCFADDEN, Alec Morgan

Bachelor of Business (Marketing) – with Distinction/Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Mechatronics) – Second Class Honours – Division B

  • FLANNERY, Zack Thomas McFadden

Bachelor of Business (Economics) – with Distinction/Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Computer and Software Systems) – Second Class Honours – Division A

  • JEEVA, Jenay

Bachelor of Business (Finance) – with Distinction/Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Chemical Process) – Second Class Honours – Division A

  • BYUN, Matthew Woo Suk

Bachelor of Business (Finance) – with Distinction/Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Computer and Software Systems) – Second Class Honours – Division A

  • KULKARNI, Rohit Rajesh

Bachelor of Business (Finance) – with Distinction/Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Electrical) – Second Class Honours – Division A

  • BENNETT, Justine Elvie
  • SOOFI, Nihal Mohammed

Bachelor of Business (Management) – with Distinction/Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Electrical) – Second Class Honours – Division A

  • BENHENNI, Younes

Bachelor of Business (Management) – with Distinction/Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Mechanical) – Second Class Honours – Division A

  • SHEA, Carrie Anne

Bachelor of Business (Management) – with Distinction/Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Mechatronics) – Second Class Honours – Division A

  • TIDSWELL, Louis William

Bachelor of Business (Accountancy) – with Distinction/Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Electrical) – First Class Honours

  • DOWIE, Cole

Bachelor of Business (Economics) – with Distinction/Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Mechanical) – First Class Honours

  • HENDERSON, Peter Geoffrey

Bachelor of Business (Finance) – with Distinction/Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Chemical Process) – First Class Honours

  • ELLERBY, Kate Therese

Bachelor of Business (Finance) – with Distinction/Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Computer and Software Systems) – First Class Honours

  • SILARI, Raj Kiran

Bachelor of Business (Finance) – with Distinction/Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Mechatronics) – First Class Honours

  • DUSKOVIC, Daniel Ferdinand

Bachelor of Design (Industrial Design) – with Distinction/Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Mechanical) – Second Class Honours – Division B

  • MURRAY, Edward John
  • TIEGS, Kyllian James

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Electrical) – Third Class Honours/Bachelor of Information Technology (Computer Science)

  • CONNELL, Carlin Richard

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Computer and Software Systems) – Second Class Honours – Division B/Bachelor of Information Technology (Computer Science)

  • KEIGHLEY, Luca Philip

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Mechatronics) – Second Class Honours – Division B/Bachelor of Information Technology (Information Systems)

  • OBREN, Lachlan Robert

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Computer and Software Systems) – Second Class Honours – Division A/Bachelor of Information Technology (Computer Science)

  • GARATE ZEA, Gabriel Omar

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Computer and Software Systems) – Second Class Honours – Division B/Bachelor of Information Technology (Computer Science) – with Distinction

  • DOCHERTY, Matthew

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Electrical and Aerospace) – Second Class Honours – Division A/Bachelor of Information Technology (Computer Science)

  • CHACKO, Anto Regi

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Electrical and Aerospace) – Second Class Honours – Division B/Bachelor of Information Technology (Computer Science) – with Distinction

  • ROWE BOYLE, Kamryn Tylah

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Electrical) – Second Class Honours – Division B/Bachelor of Information Technology (Computer Science) – with Distinction

  • ANDERSON, Max Nelson
  • MA, Stephen
  • PHUN, Cameron Jun-Ting

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Mechanical) – Second Class Honours – Division A/Bachelor of Information Technology (Computer Science)

  • LO, Jerry

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Mechatronics) – Second Class Honours – Division B/Bachelor of Information Technology (Computer Science) – with Distinction

  • BALHATCHET, Jake
  • WEIDINGER, James Howard

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Computer and Software Systems) – Second Class Honours – Division A/Bachelor of Information Technology (Computer Science) – with Distinction

  • AQUILINI, Adam David
  • FLINT, Thomas Mansula
  • LY, Nghia Ba

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Electrical and Aerospace) – Second Class Honours – Division A/Bachelor of Information Technology (Computer Science) – with Distinction

  • DI FLORIO, Vijaya Simon
  • GRAY, Alexander Geoffrey

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Electrical) – Second Class Honours – Division A/Bachelor of Information Technology (Computer Science) – with Distinction

  • PHAM, Diep Anh Minh
  • SHEPPEARD, Jack Anthony James

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Mechatronics) – Second Class Honours – Division A/Bachelor of Information Technology (Computer Science) – with Distinction

  • BOWEN, Marissa
  • HAYS, Callum Jacob
  • LEE, Kai-Cherng
  • PETKOV, Daniel
  • SWITALA, Alex John
  • TOWNE, Harl
  • YOUNG, Sebastian Isaac

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Computer and Software Systems) – First Class Honours/Bachelor of Information Technology (Computer Science) – with Distinction

  • ILII, Nicholas Frank
  • RILEY, Jack Benjamin
  • WILKINS, Mackenzie Michael

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Mechatronics) – First Class Honours/Bachelor of Information Technology (Computer Science) – with Distinction

  • SWIFT, Samantha Jordan

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Mechanical) – Second Class Honours – Division B/Bachelor of Mathematics (Operations Research)

  • NANDHA, Ambalika

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Computer and Software Systems) – Second Class Honours – Division A/Bachelor of Mathematics (Operations Research) – with Distinction

  • SCOTT, Darcy Robert

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Electrical) – Second Class Honours – Division A/Bachelor of Mathematics (Applied and Computational Mathematics) – with Distinction

  • MCLEAN, Annabel Sophie

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Mechanical) – Second Class Honours – Division A/Bachelor of Mathematics (Applied and Computational Mathematics) – with Distinction

  • HUPKES, Justine
  • LANE, Matthew Fraser

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Mechanical) – Second Class Honours – Division A/Bachelor of Mathematics (Operations Research) – with Distinction

  • ROBERTS, Caleb Jay

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Mechatronics) – Second Class Honours – Division A/Bachelor of Mathematics (Statistics) – with Distinction

  • SMITH, Tristan Graham

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Chemical Process) – First Class Honours/Bachelor of Mathematics (Operations Research) – with Distinction

  • MASON, Prudence Rose

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Electrical and Aerospace) – First Class Honours/Bachelor of Mathematics (Applied and Computational Mathematics) – with Distinction

  • DAVIS-POYNTER, Laura Elizabeth

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Mechanical) – First Class Honours/Bachelor of Mathematics (Applied and Computational Mathematics) – with Distinction

  • RYAN-MCINALLY, Olivia Josephine
  • TAIT, Elizabeth Niamh

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Mechanical) – Second Class Honours – Division B/Bachelor of Science (Physics)

  • YATES, Thomas

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Electrical and Aerospace) – Second Class Honours – Division B/Bachelor of Science (Physics) – with Distinction

  • HAWKINS, Jacob William

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Electrical) – Second Class Honours – Division B/Bachelor of Science (Physics) – with Distinction

  • GAWTHORNE, Garry John

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Mechanical) – Second Class Honours – Division A/Bachelor of Science (Chemistry)

  • CARTER, Annabella Lily

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Mechatronics) – Second Class Honours – Division B/Bachelor of Science (Physics) – with Distinction

  • LAWRIE, Angus Steven

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Electrical and Aerospace) – Second Class Honours – Division A/Bachelor of Science (Physics) – with Distinction

  • BYRT, Seamus

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Electrical) – Second Class Honours – Division A/Bachelor of Science (Environmental Science) – with Distinction

  • WATSON, Kate Ashlee

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Electrical) – Second Class Honours – Division A/Bachelor of Science (Physics) – with Distinction

  • MASCARENHAS, Zeus

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Mechanical) – Second Class Honours – Division A/Bachelor of Science (Physics) – with Distinction

  • GRIFFIN, Nathan Wellesley
  • LOW, Jaden Alexander

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Chemical Process) – First Class Honours/Bachelor of Science (Environmental Science) – with Distinction

  • ARGYROS, Lydia Evgenia
  • DUGDALE, Matt Elliott

QUT Medal recipients

The QUT medal is an award made in recognition of academic excellence. To qualify for consideration for the award, a student must have demonstrated exceptional academic excellence throughout the entire Bachelor’s degree program and have passed all subjects at a uniformly high standard.

In 2022, the QUT medal is awarded to:

  • David Stewart
  • Jack William Woodcock

Postgraduate awards

Master of Engineering (Electrical)

  • KHATRI, Viraj
  • LIYANAGE, Piyumi Pabasara Abeyrathne
  • PERERA, Sriyal Manjula

Master of Engineering (Mechanical)

  • ARAGA, Nakul
  • MCDONNELL-STAFF, Ross Patrick

Master of Professional Engineering (Electrical)

  • HO, Hung Tat

Master of Professional Engineering (Mechanical and Management)

  • BECERRA GOMEZ, Oscar Manuel
  • CHAUDHARY, Ravindra Singh Brahmpal Singh
  • JAMES, Jeremiah
  • SHEVATIKAR, Anuja Vinayak
  • VARUGHESE, Liju

Master of Professional Engineering (Mechanical)

  • CHAPEYAMA, Mutsawashe Nigel
  • LEE, Shu-Cheng

Master of Professional Engineering (Electrical) – with Distinction

  • CHEN, Litian

Master of Professional Engineering (Mechanical) – with Distinction

  • KIRK, Brayden Wayne Douglas

Master of Philosophy

  • LAL, Mithun