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SUPERVISOR OF THE YEAR

The MGA Supervisor of the Year award was created to acknowledge and celebrate excellence in research supervision practice and has been presented annually since 1992.

The MGA Supervisor of the Year Award, established in 1992, was created to acknowledge excellence in research supervision practice. 

The award was featured in peer-reviewed journal Innovations in Education and Teaching International where it was recognised as the longest running award of its kind, putting Monash University and Australia ahead of the UK with regards to student-led supervisor awards.

The MGA award is truly a decision of the graduate community.

Supervisors are nominated by their graduate students and entries are judged by an independent subcommittee of graduates drawn from the MGA Executive Committee.

We announce the winner at an exclusive MGA award ceremony each year (Nov/Dec), with the exact time and date of the presentation to be determined by the availability of the nominator and winning supervisor. The Supervisor of the Year will receive a frame certificate, is permanently listed on the MGA Supervisor of the Year Hall of Fame (see below) and will be feature in an article in the Monash Insider magazine.

 

 


 

Nominations for 2026 will open later in the year.

Read about the highlights from the 2025 Supervisor of the Year Award.

 

 

 


For the list of award winners pre-2015, please contact mga@monash.edu.





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