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Graduation Ceremonies Geelong December 2021

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Table of Contents Congratulations 2

Message from the Chancellor 2 Message from the Vice-Chancellor 3

Welcome to Deakin University Graduations 4

The Graduation Ceremony 6 Acknowledgement of traditional land 6 Order of Ceremony 6 The University Mace 7 The Academic Procession 9

Academic Dress 10 Deakin University Ceremonial Dress 10 Deakin University Academic Dress 10 Regalia Colours 11 Deakin Award Appellations 11

Honorary Degree Recipients 12

The University 16 Alfred Deakin 16 About Deakin University 16 Building on the University’s success 17

The Deakin Story 18

The Campuses 20 Melbourne Burwood Campus 20 Geelong Waurn Ponds Campus 20 Geelong Waterfront Campus 21 Warrnambool Campus 21

NIKERI Institute 22

Get Social! #DeakinGrad 23

Tuesday 7 December 24 Faculty of Arts and Education 24 Faculty of Business and Law 34

Wednesday 8 December 44 Faculty of Health 44 Faculty of Science, Engineering and Built Environment 58

Welcome to our Deakin Alumni Community 76

National Anthem 77

Evacuation Assembly Points 78

Congratulations

Message from the Chancellor On behalf of the Deakin University community, my congratulations to you, your families, and to all who have worked so hard towards achieving the success we now celebrate with you.

Like you, I am a Deakin alumnus, and I believe you will find as I have, that your Deakin qualification will be a valuable asset as you explore the opportunities ahead of you. Your Deakin degree will empower you to search for new opportunities with the confidence you can contribute, with the knowledge you are ready, and the resilience that will enable you to overcome the inevitable challenges and unexpected setbacks.

Your graduation marks the completion of your current academic journey, but it also signals the start of a new phase of your lives and your careers. Deakin is proud to have played its part in providing the skilled graduates who will make meaningful contributions to the world, fostering the creativity and skills which will generate the new ideas and enterprise necessary to face the global challenges of the 21st century.

Mr John Stanhope AM

Be proud of your achievement, you are a Deakin graduate and Deakin graduates are the truest evidence of the quality of the Deakin experience, they are a continued inspiration to Council, to staff, to each other and to future graduates.

I encourage you to keep in touch with your University. You’ll find that Deakin’s alumni community of over 275,000 graduates will be an invaluable resource for you as you embark on this next stage of your career. I hope you will take advantage of and contribute to this extraordinary community who all began their professional lives at Deakin.

Congratulations and best wishes for the future.

Mr John Stanhope AM Chancellor

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Message from the Vice-Chancellor My sincere congratulations on your graduation from Deakin University.

While in this extraordinary year we cannot celebrate your graduation in the traditional way – a formal ceremony among family, friends and peers – we acknowledge your efforts, your sacrifices, and your success, and we welcome you to the Deakin alumni community. We should never underestimate the importance of a university journey, and the serious achievement of a student’s graduation.

I hope you have enjoyed your time at Deakin, met and collaborated with talented and passionate people, made friends, been challenged, formed new perspectives and knowledge, and developed new skills. A Deakin education is known for being innovative and inclusive and we want you to take these qualities into the world. The years ahead will require an open, flexible mind that can respond to change, and find and create opportunities.

We look forward to seeing where your Deakin degree takes you. Your learning did not begin with our University, and it does not end with your graduation. I urge you to continue to be curious and to seek solutions. It is this questing for greater expertise and deeper understandings that will shape the future, along with the personal qualities and values that Deakin holds dear: integrity, bravery, community responsibility and social justice, and respect for diversity and inclusivity.

Professor Iain Martin

Foster your ambition; have confidence in your talents and abilities and revel in each new experience.

Congratulations to each of you and to your families. I wish you well in your future endeavours, and I hope that one day, your career journey brings you back to Deakin as continuing students, as colleagues, as mentors, as supporters and as friends.

Professor Iain Martin

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Welcome! We would like to warmly welcome you to Deakin University’s graduation ceremony. This program lists every student graduating, including those not in attendance and graduating in absentia. The graduation ceremony will run for approximately 90 minutes and ushers are available at the venue doors to provide information and assistance. All guests should be seated 15 minutes before the ceremony start time. Please ensure your mobile phone is switched off prior to entering the venue and that you familiarise yourself with the emergency evacuation procedures, located at the back of this program. We hope you enjoy the ceremony.

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Welcome to Deakin University Graduations

Selamat Datang! Kami ucapkan selamat datang di Upacara Wisuda Deakin University. Pada buku acara ini tercantum nama semua mahasiswa yang diwisuda, termasuk mereka yang tidak bisa hadir dan diwisuda in absentia. Upacara wisuda akan berlangsung sekitar 90 menit; informasi dan bantuan bisa diperoleh dari petugas penerima tamu di pintu keluar/masuk ruangan. Semua tamu sudah harus berada di tempat duduk masing-masing 15 menit sebelum upacara dimulai. Jangan lupa untuk mematikan telepon selular sebelum memasuki ruangan, dan pelajari prosedur evakuasi darurat yang tercetak di bagian belakang buku acara. Selamat mengikuti upacara.


The Graduation Ceremony

‘Kim barne barre Wadawurrung Dja’ Welcome to Wadawurrung Country Deakin University would like to acknowledge the Wadawurrung People, the traditional custodians of the land and the Wathaurong community where this graduation ceremony is taking place. We pay our respects for their continued care of the land and further extend that respect to elders past and present.

Order of Ceremony Processional music heralds the arrival of the Academic Procession for the graduation ceremony.

At the commencement of this music, graduands and guests are asked to stand and remain standing for the National Anthem.

The Master of Ceremonies will open proceedings and the Chancellor (or representative) will deliver the opening address. The Vice-Chancellor (or representative) will then introduce the guest speaker who will deliver the occasional address.

The Chancellor (or representative) will then make a formal declaration conferring the awards of the University on the graduates, both present and in absentia, and will invite graduates to proceed to the stage according to the order published in the program.

A Faculty Executive Dean (or representative) will read out the names of graduates being presented to the Chancellor (or representative).

At the conclusion of the presentation of the graduates, a representative of the graduating students will deliver a brief response.

The Vice-Chancellor (or representative) will deliver the closing address. Following the closing address, there will be a musical performance.

At the conclusion of the ceremony guests are requested to stand while the stage party and graduates leave the hall.

Refreshments will then be served in the marquee in the John Hay Courtyard.

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The University Mace Maces were originally medieval weapons carried by bodyguards to kings and sergeants-at-arms. Much later, the mace became of ceremonial rather than practical significance and organisations such as civic corporations and universities adopted the mace as a symbol of the rule of legal authority.

The University’s mace is displayed at meetings of the University Council and on such ceremonial occasions as conferring ceremonies. The bearer of the mace, in academic processions, ‘guards’ the Chancellor. Deakin’s mace was presented to the University by Mr Donald Thomson, Sir Wilfred Brookes and Mr Norman Stephen (Alcoa Australia).


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The Academic Procession In academic processions, the order of precedence on entry is from junior to most senior. The Chancellor, therefore, is the last member of the procession, followed by the mace-bearer. The Deakin Academic Procession and stage party usually consists of:

Chancellor: Mr J. Stanhope AM, BCom Deakin, FAICD, FAIM, FCPA, FICA, FHRM

Deputy Chancellors: Ms K. Grigg, BEc Adelaide, DipEd Adelaide, FAICD, FCPA Ms P. Kelly, LLB UWA FAICD, FFin Mr P. Niblett, BCom Deakin, CA, FCPA, CISA, CISM Members of the University Council Honorary degree recipients Members of the University Executive:

Vice-Chancellor and President: Professor I. Martin, MD, MEd, MBChB, FRCS

Deputy Vice-Chancellor Research: Professor J. Owens, BSc(Hons) UQld, PhD UQld

Deputy Vice-Chancellor Education: Professor E. Johnson, B Ag Sci (Hons) Melb, PhD Melb.

Deputy Vice-Chancellor Global Engagement: Professor G. Smith, BA (Hons), PhD Monash

Chief Operating Officer: Mr K. Selway, BBus (Marketing) Monash, GDip (Management) Victoria UT., FAICD

Chief Financial Officer: Ms K. Parker, BBus (Accounting) Monash, GCert (IT) Swinburne, FCPA, GAICD

Chief Digital Officer: Mr W. Confalonieri, DipSysEng UNICEN, MCompSci UNL, MBAEco ESEADE, GAICD

Faculty Executive Deans:

Interim Executive Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Education: Alfred Deakin Professor C. Ure, BSc Melb, GradDipEd Melb, MScPrelim Monash, PhD Monash

Executive Dean of the Faculty of Business and Law: Alfred Deakin Professor M. Ewing, BCom Natal, BCom (Hons), MCom, DCom Pretoria, FAMI, FAMS, FANZMAC

Executive Dean of the Faculty of Health: Professor R. Huxley MA, DPhil Oxon

Executive Dean of the Faculty of Science, Engineering and Built Environment: Professor K. Hapgood BE, PhD, FiChemE, FIEAust, FRACI, GAICD

Pro Vice-Chancellors

Academic Board:

Chair of the Academic Board: Professor C. Hickey, DipTeach Monash, BPE UWA, MEd UWA, PhD Deakin, FACHPER

Heads of schools and academic staff of the faculties participating in the ceremony.

Academically qualified professional staff of the University.


Academic Dress

Academic dress is an important reminder of the long history of universities in western civilisation. The three main elements of academic dress are the gown, the hood and the head-dress, which were all once articles of everyday outer dress. Both gowns and hoods, when in common use, were often lined and this lining was decorative, as well as practical. In medieval times, the higher the rank of the wearer, the more sumptuous the gown.

In universities there is still a difference in the apparel of scholars of various ranks reflecting the origins of the academic dress. Today’s academic head-dress evolved from various hats and bonnets of earlier times. Deakin University’s academic dress, like that of most Australian universities, derives from dress worn at the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge.

Deakin University Ceremonial Dress Chancellor – a navy blue gown trimmed with gold bullion braid, sleeves trimmed with four gold ornaments and gold bullion braid around the bottom hem, a navy blue bonnet lined with gold satin, with gold braid and two gold metallic tassels.

Vice-Chancellor and President – a navy blue gown with five bars of gold bullion braid on the sleeves and a navy blue tudor bonnet identical to that of the Chancellor.

Alfred Deakin Professor Academic staff who have been awarded the title Alfred Deakin Professor will wear academic regalia befitting their highest qualification as well as an Alfred Deakin Professor stole which will be worn over the top of the gown.

Deakin University Academic Dress Higher Doctorate – a red gown with gold silk front facings finishing at the front yoke line, sleeves fully lined with gold silk and turned back at the front seam, together with a red hood lined with gold silk and a red bonnet with gold tassels.

Doctor of Philosophy – a royal blue gown with red silk front facings finishing at the front yoke line, sleeves fully lined with red silk and turned back at the front seam, together with a royal blue hood lined with red silk and a royal blue bonnet with red tassels.

Professional Doctorate – a royal blue gown with the relevant discipline colour silk front facings finishing at the front yoke line, sleeves fully lined with the relevant discipline colour silk and turned back at the front seam, together with a royal blue hood lined with silk of the relevant discipline colour, and a royal blue bonnet with blue tassels.

Master by Research – a navy blue master gown, Cambridge hood lined with silk of the relevant award colour and trimmed with two white pipes, colour is shown on both shoulders, and a navy blue trencher trimmed with white binding and white tassels.

Master by Coursework with Honours – a navy blue master gown, Cambridge hood lined with the appropriate coloured silk and trimmed with two white pipes, colour is shown on both shoulders, and a navy blue trencher with navy blue tassels.

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Master by Coursework – a navy blue master gown, Cambridge hood lined with the appropriate coloured silk and trimmed with one white pipe, colour is shown on both shoulders, and a navy blue trencher with navy blue tassels.

Graduate Diploma – a navy blue bachelor gown, Oxford hood lined with the appropriate coloured silk and trimmed with one white pipe, colour is shown on the left shoulder only, and a navy blue trencher with navy blue tassels.

Graduate Certificate – a navy blue bachelor gown, Oxford hood lined with the appropriate coloured silk and trimmed with the same colour pipe, colour is shown on the left shoulder only, and a navy blue trencher with navy blue tassels.

Bachelor Degree with Honours – a navy blue bachelor gown, Oxford hood lined with the appropriate coloured silk and trimmed with two white pipes, colour is shown on the left shoulder only, and a navy blue trencher with navy blue tassels.

Bachelor Degree – a navy blue bachelor gown, Oxford hood lined with the appropriate coloured silk, colour is shown on the left shoulder only, and a navy blue trencher with navy blue tassels.

Associate Degree – a navy blue bachelor gown, Oxford hood lined with the appropriate coloured silk, colour is shown on the left shoulder only, and no trencher.

Diploma or Advanced Diploma – a navy blue bachelor gown, stole of the appropriate colour and no trencher.

Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander Stole – a silk stole in the colours of the relevant Indigenous flag may be worn under the hood or stole of the relevant award.

Regalia Colours Architecture Oyster grey

Arts Cherry red

Commerce Buttercup

Education Emerald

Engineering Orange

Health sciences Glacier blue

Information technology Wisteria

Law Garnet

Medicine Ivory

Nursing Peacock green

Science Spectrum blue

Social work Spectrum violet

All participants in the graduation ceremony must wear the appropriate academic dress for their qualification or for the position they hold at the University.

Deakin Award Appellations In the official abbreviations of our awards, Deakin University is abbreviated to Deakin. For example, BCom Deakin.


2020 Dr Andrew Rogers – Deakin Honorary Doctorate

Emeritus Professor Jane den Hollander AO – Deakin Honorary Doctorate Professor Robert Howe – Deakin Honorary Doctorate Dr Janette Grenfell – Deakin Honorary Doctorate Dr Geraldine Atkinson – Deakin Honorary Doctorate Dr Andrew Fairley AM – Deakin Honorary Doctorate Dr Duncan Stalker OAM – Deakin Honorary Doctorate

2019 Dr Helene Bender OAM – Deakin Honorary Doctorate Dr Peter Meehan – Deakin Honorary Doctorate Professor Richard Tinning – Deakin Honorary Doctorate Magistrate Rosemary E Falla – Deakin Honorary Doctorate Dr Jill Smith – Deakin Honorary Doctorate Dr Melinda Smith OAM – Deakin Honorary Doctorate Emeritus Professor Joe Graffam – Deakin Honorary Doctorate Dr Robert Costa – Deakin Honorary Doctorate Dr Cadel Evans AM – Deakin Honorary Doctorate Dr Tony Ellwood AM – Deakin Honorary Doctorate Dr Peter Norden AO – Deakin Honorary Doctorate Dr Andrew Norton – Deakin Honorary Doctorate

2018 Emeritus Professor Judith Brett – Deakin Honorary Doctorate Dr Todd Harper – Deakin Honorary Doctorate Hon. Dr Barry Owen Jones AC – Deakin Honorary Doctorate Professor Mervyn King SC – Deakin Honorary Doctorate Dr Jane Martin – Deakin Honorary Doctorate Dr Tabaré Vázquez – Deakin Honorary Doctorate

2017 Air Chief Marshal Mark Binskin AC – Deakin Honorary Doctorate Dr Elizabeth Broderick AO – Deakin Honorary Doctorate His Excellency Charles Lepani CBE – Deakin Honorary Doctorate Professor Viswanathan Mohan – Deakin Honorary Doctorate Professor Budaraju Srinivasa Murty – Deakin Honorary Doctorate Dr Paul Tobias – Deakin Honorary Doctorate Hon. Judith Troeth AM – Deakin Honorary Doctorate Hon. Ranil Wickremesinghe – Deakin Honorary Doctorate


Honorary Degree Recipients Honorary degrees are conferred by the University Council on the recommendation of the Vice-Chancellor, following consideration by the Honorary Degrees Committee.

2016 Professor Michel Armand – Deakin Honorary Doctorate Dr Bill Forrest AM – Doctor of Letters Hon. Julia Gillard AC – Doctor of Laws Professor Jenni Lightowlers – Deakin Honorary Doctorate Dr David Morgan AO – Deakin Honorary Doctorate Lieutenant General David Morrison AO (Retd) – Deakin Honorary Doctorate Dr Dalal Smiley – Doctor of Laws Emeritus Professor Gillian Triggs – Deakin Honorary Doctorate Professor Yongxian Zhang – Deakin Honorary Doctorate

2015 Dr Megan Clark AC – Doctor of Science Professor Brad Dunstan – Doctor of Science Professor Bevis Hutchinson – Doctor of Science Dr Leon Kempler AM – Doctor of Science Dr Sue Nattrass AO – Doctor of Letters Dr Tim Soutphommasane – Doctor of Letters

Emeritus Professor David Stokes AM – Doctor of the University Dr Helen Szoke AO – Doctor of Laws Dr David Thodey AO – Doctor of Science Dr Kurt Zuelke – Doctor of Science

2014 Mr Peter Alsop – Master of Science Dr Mukesh Dhirubhai Ambani – Doctor of Science Dame Quentin Bryce AD CVO – Doctor of Laws Emeritus Professor Max Charlesworth AO – Doctor of Letters Hon. Simon Crean – Doctor of Laws Dr Baba Kalyani – Doctor of Science Hon. Jeffrey Kennett AC – Doctor of Laws Hon. Dame Carol Kidu DBE MP – Doctor of Laws

2013 Dr Adrian Kloeden – Doctor of the University Dr Ray Reynoldson – Doctor of Science Dr David Parkin OAM – Doctor of Letters

2012 Hon. Michael Kirby AC CMG – Doctor of Laws

2011 Dr Pauline Turner – Doctor of the University Emeritus Professor John Duncan – Doctor of Science

2010 Hon. Steve Bracks AC – Doctor of Laws Dr Yusuf Qismullah – Doctor of Letters Emeritus Professor Sally Walker AM – Doctor of Laws Dr John Henry – Doctor of Letters Emeritus Professor Adrian Lee – Doctor of Science

2008 Professor Judith Ramaley – Doctor of Laws

2006 Emeritus Professor Phillip Hamilton AM – Doctor of Science

2005 Dr Richard Searby AO QC – Doctor of Laws Dr Kenn Fisher – Doctor of Science

2004 Dr Alfred Bamblett – Doctor of Laws Dr Jim Cousins AO – Doctor of Letters Hon. Allan McDonald AO QC – Doctor of Laws Dr John Landy AC CVO MBE – Doctor of Laws


Honorary Degree Recipients continued

2003 Dr Steve Vizard – Doctor of Laws Dr Neil Everist OAM – Doctor of Letters Dr Frank Costa AO – Doctor of Laws Dr Jim Rossiter AM – Doctor of the University Dr Denise King – Doctor of the University Dr Patricia Heath AM BEM – Doctor of Laws

2002 Dr Geoffrey Dreher – Doctor of the University Dr Harold Mitchell AC – Doctor of Laws Dr James Tait – Doctor of the University

2001 Dr Hugh Moore – Doctor of the University

2000 Dr Joseph Pillay – Doctor of Laws Dr Graham Rouch – Doctor of Science

1999 Dr Walter Backhouse OAM – Doctor of the University Professor Margaret Cameron AM – Doctor of the University Dr George Dyer – Doctor of the University Dr Geoff Neilson AM – Doctor of the University Dr Thomas Schneider – Doctor of Laws Dr James Martin – Doctor of Laws

1997 Dr Peter Kwong-Ching Woo – Doctor of Laws Dato’ Dr Stephen Yeap Leong Huat – Doctor of Laws Dato’ Dr Sharom Ahmat – Doctor of Laws

1996 Dr James Leslie AC MC ED – Doctor of Laws

1995 Hon. Sir Anthony Mason AC KBE QC – Doctor of Laws Professor John Hay AC – Doctor of Letters

1994 Professor Kenneth McKinnon AO – Doctor of Letters Dr Victor Smorgon AC – Doctor of Letters Dr Kenneth Kaunda – Doctor of Laws

1993 Dr Robert Brack AO – Doctor of Laws Dr Gilbert Vines – Doctor of the University

1992 Emeritus Professor Raymond Chambers AO – Doctor of Laws

1991 Tun Dr Haji Hamdan – Doctor of Letters Dr Jean McCaughey AO – Doctor of Letters Dr Peter O’Halloran OAM – Doctor of Science Ms Marjory Taylor OAM – Master of Arts

1990 Dr Geoffrey Caston CBE – Doctor of Letters Dr Inge King AM – Doctor of Letters Dr Ewan Laird – Doctor of Letters Dr Isi Leibler AO CBE – Doctor of Letters Dr David Roach – Doctor of Letters


1989 Sir James Darling CMG – Doctor of Letters Dr Renee Erdos – Doctor of Letters Rt Hon. Malcolm Fraser AC CH – Doctor of Letters Mr Charles Jarvis – Master of Science Dr Patrick Lang OBE – Doctor of Science Sir Arvi Parbo AC – Doctor of Science

1988 Sir Ian McLennan KCMG KBE – Doctor of Science Dr William Renwick CBE – Doctor of Letters

1986 Emeritus Professor Fred Jevons AO – Doctor of Letters Dr Robyn Williams AO – Doctor of Science

1985 Dr Diana Dyason – Doctor of Letters Emeritus Professor Otto Peters – Doctor of Letters Dr Börje Holmberg – Doctor of Letters Sir John Daniel – Doctor of Letters

1984 Dr Menzie Lipson AO – Doctor of Science Dr John Bechervaise OAM – Doctor of Letters

1983 Professor Charles Moorhouse AM – Doctor of Letters Dr Peter Thwaites OBE – Doctor of Letters

1982 Sir Wilfred Brookes CBE DSO – Doctor of Letters Mr Trevor Pescott OAM – Master of Science

1981 Lord Perry OBE – Doctor of Letters Dr Philip Brown – Doctor of Letters Hon. Austin Asche AC QC – Doctor of Letters Dr Arthur Collins – Doctor of Science Dr Ian Downs OBE – Doctor of Letters Dr Kenneth Stewart – Master of Arts Ms Mary White OAM – Master of Science

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The University

Alfred Deakin Deakin University was named in honour of Alfred Deakin (1856–1919), a remarkable Australian statesman, leading figure of the federation movement and three-time Prime Minister of Australia.

Alfred Deakin was a man of broad vision. Praised as a political leader, he was an outstanding orator, accomplished lawyer, a journalist, poet, an intellectual and an idealist motivated by a sense of duty to his country.

The son of English migrants, Alfred Deakin was born and educated in Melbourne, studying law at the University of Melbourne. He embarked upon a career in journalism with The Age and was a prolific reader of literature, philosophy, law and science, earning most of his income as a writer of social and political commentaries.

In 1879, Alfred Deakin launched his political career and became a successful Liberal candidate for the Victorian Parliament. A believer in democratic social reform, he became the acknowledged leader of the Australian Federation movement in Victoria. He was an active campaigner, a delegate at the federal conventions, member of the constitutional drafting committee and colonial representative in London.

Alfred Deakin was Deputy Prime Minister and Attorney-General in Australia’s first government and, in 1903, he became Prime Minister. His many achievements include the establishment of the High Court of Australia, the introduction of labour and social reforms, the promulgation of new technologies such as irrigation and wireless telegraphy, support for the exploration of Antarctica and the introduction of financial support for Australian writers.

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The values of innovation, leadership, scholarship and reform embodied in Alfred Deakin are also fundamental values of Deakin University.

About Deakin University Deakin University is one of Australia’s largest universities. As a public not-for- profit university, Deakin combines excellent research and teaching and focuses on strengthening the communities it serves.

The University was established with the Deakin University Act of 1974 as Victoria’s fourth university and the first in regional Victoria. Today it has over 61,000 students, of whom 14,000 are international students from over 100 countries. Almost 17,000 students choose to study online.

Deakin University has five campuses – one in Melbourne, two in Geelong, one in Warrnambool and the online Cloud Campus.

In addition, Deakin has prestigious multipurpose facilities in Melbourne and Geelong and international offices in India, Sri Lanka, China, Indonesia, Europe, Malaysia, Vietnam, Pakistan, Singapore and Latin America.


By any measure, Deakin is a most successful university that has enjoyed extraordinary growth in the last ten years. Deakin has a student-focused culture with a well-deserved reputation for student satisfaction and for being accessible, helpful and friendly.

Deakin is renowned for developing award-winning partnerships with industry, governments, communities, professional associations and other education providers. Building on successes across Australia, these alliances now spread to more than 30 countries. Deakin’s alumni networks also stretch across the globe, with more than 275,000 members.

Building on the University’s success Deakin University’s Strategic Plan – LIVE the future: Agenda 2020 – has provided a bold framework, while remaining true to the University’s founding goals:

• to develop lasting and mutually beneficial relationships with rural and regional communities, in particular those in Geelong and Western Victoria

• to offer an educational experience that will widen participation and support students from diverse backgrounds.

These important aims continue to be core to the future of Deakin University. However, in a world that is now globally connected and where excellence and new ideas are available at the touch of a button, we will ensure that engagement and innovation ‘anywhere’ and ‘everywhere we are’ is grounded in all aspects of Deakin life – its teaching, its research and its enterprise – to enable our students and staff to thrive and to excel.

The University’s vision and mission for its students, staff, alumni, partners and friends is to offer personalised experience with premium digital engagement, creating the power and opportunities to live in a connected and evolving world. Deakin is Australia’s premier university in driving the digital frontier – enabling globally-connected education for the jobs of the future and research that makes a difference to the communities we serve.

Informed by its Australian context and engaged locally in the communities it serves, Deakin promises to advance:

• learning – offer brilliant education where you are and where you want to go

• ideas – make a difference through world-class innovation and research

• value – strengthen our communities, enable our partners and enhance our enterprise

• experience – delight our students, our alumni, our staff and our friends.

For all these reasons, Deakin University occupies an important place in the Australian higher education landscape.


The Deakin Story

• Deakin was established by the Victorian • In the mid-1970s, the disused woolstores

Parliament in 1974 as a ‘university in the Geelong area’. Deakin began teaching on 1 April 1977.

• Deakin University was named after Alfred Deakin, who served as Prime Minister three times between 1903 and 1910 and was a significant figure in the achievement of Australian Federation.

• When it was established, Deakin incorporated two existing Geelong-based institutions – the Geelong State College and the Gordon Institute of Technology.

• Deakin had approximately 2500 students in its first year (1977), rising to 4800 in 1980.

• By 1984, Deakin had consolidated its operations at the Geelong Waurn Ponds Campus.

• Deakin’s growth outside Geelong began in 1990 when it amalgamated with the Warrnambool Institute of Advanced Education. This continued in 1991 when it amalgamated with Victoria College, which operated from Burwood, Toorak and Clayton.

• Deakin was one of the first Australian universities to embrace professional and continuing education to corporate clients, establishing Deakin Australia (now DeakinCo.) in 1993.

on the waterfront in central Geelong was one site considered and rejected for the proposed university that was to become Deakin. In 1996, this idea came to fruition with the opening of the Geelong Waterfront Campus.

• In 2008, the Deakin University School of Medicine opened, becoming Victoria’s first rural and regional medical school.

• February 2012 saw the first intake of students in the new Bachelor of Vision Science/Master of Optometry degree.

• In July 2012, Deakin University launched its Strategic Plan – LIVE the future: Agenda 2020.

• In response to continued growth in student and staff numbers at Deakin, since 2013 new buildings and major improvements have included: – the iconic gateway building at the

Melbourne Burwood Campus – Centre for Advanced Design Engineering

Training at the Geelong Waurn Ponds Campus

– expansion of student accommodation across all campuses.

• In March 2014, the University declared it would be a smoke-free environment.


• In May 2014, the $34 million globally unique cutting-edge carbon fibre research and innovation facility, Carbon Nexus, officially opened at the Geelong Waurn Ponds Campus.

• In December 2014, Deakin celebrated its 200,000th graduate.

• In January 2016, John Stanhope AM assumed the position of Deakin’s Chancellor, taking over from David Morgan who served as Chancellor for 10 years.

• In April 2016, the Deakin Business School received accreditation by The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business International, the longest serving global accrediting body for business schools in the world.

• In August 2016, the Deakin University Community Bank® initiative with Bendigo Bank was launched – the first collaboration of its kind between a university and a financial institution.

• Deakin partnered with FutureLearn to offer full degrees online and short free courses through FutureLearn’s global platform.

• In 2017 Deakin University and LeMond Composites joined forces in a $58m deal to revolutionise the use of carbon fibre across the world.

• In 2017 Deakin opened two new Institutes: the Institute for Health Transformation and the Deakin Applied Artificial Intelligence Institute.

• In 2017 the expanded TERI-Deakin Nanobiotech Centre was opened by the Prime Minister.

• In 2017 Deakin ranked 213 globally by the prestigious Academic Ranking of World universities.

• In 2018 Deakin officially launched its Innovation Hub ManuFutures.

• In 2018 Deakin partnered with AusNet Services to establish a 7.25 MW smart microgrid at its Geelong Waurn Ponds campus.

• In 2018 Deakin’s School of Exercise and Nutrition Sciences ranked third in the world by the Academic ranking of World Universities.

• Deakin ranked first in Victoria for student satisfaction for the 9th consecutive year (AGS;GOS).

• Deakin’s Careers Service was recognised by the graduate recruitment industry as the best careers service in Australia for the third consecutive year in 2019.

• The 2018 Excellence in Research for Australia rankings saw Deakin performing at or above world standard in 100% of its research (up from 90% in 2015)

• In March 2019, Deakin celebrated 25 years of engagement in India. Deakin was the first international university to establish an office in India.


The Campuses

Deakin is a large university with all the accompanying resources and infrastructure, but its campuses are small enough to retain their own character and sense of community. Each of our campuses offers a unique atmosphere – from the inspiring architecture and bayside appeal of our Geelong Waterfront Campus, to the cafe culture of our Melbourne Burwood Campus, the spectacular coastal location at our Warrnambool Campus or the mix of activity and open space at our Geelong Waurn Ponds Campus.

Melbourne Burwood Campus This thriving campus is Deakin’s largest. Located 15km from the Melbourne CBD, it boasts open and inviting spaces for socialising and studying, innovative architecture and wireless locations. An ambitious building program has resulted in a new complex of spacious modern buildings, including the gateway building situated on Burwood Highway and the state-of-the-art Indoor Exercise and Sport Science Teaching Building, completed in 2019. Refurbishment of older buildings, a library extension, expansion of residential accommodation, a 250-seat lecture theatre and a large landscaped central courtyard have all created a campus that is well-resourced and well-designed. The campus is home to the Deakin University Art Gallery and the Deakin Motion.Lab, a state-of-the-art motion capture facility that produces 3D animation and special effects, similar to those used in films such as Avatar and The Lord of the Rings.

Geelong Waurn Ponds Campus Deakin’s Geelong Waurn Ponds Campus is located 8km from the centre of the historic port city of Geelong, which is 72km south-west of Melbourne. Geelong is Victoria’s largest regional city with a population close to 225,000.

Set among extensive landscaped grounds, the Geelong Waurn Ponds Campus boasts hectares of native trees, grassy lawns, lakes and avenues. There are many specialist facilities at this campus, including an outstandingly resourced library, audiovisual production studios, research laboratories and an extensive computer centre. The Waurn Ponds Estate provides first-class conference and convention facilities.

Also located at the Geelong Waurn Ponds Campus is the Geelong Future Economy Precinct. The Precinct draws on over 15 years of investment in developing the research expertise and facilities in areas such as carbon and ultra-fine fibre, nanotechnology and composite materials, as well as robotics, pattern recognition and data analytics. Some of Australia’s, and the world’s, leading advanced manufacturers now call the Precinct home.


Geelong Waterfront Campus The Geelong Waterfront Campus is Deakin’s newest campus, located on the beautiful foreshore of Corio Bay in the central business district of Geelong. Originally built in 1893, the historic woolstore building has undergone extensive redevelopment to create a modern and impressive campus centre.

The centrepiece of the campus is Costa Hall, a concert hall of international standard, where a number of university ceremonies, cultural performances and community functions take place, including Deakin’s graduation ceremonies.

Also located at this campus is the refurbished Sally Walker Building, which houses the Alfred Deakin Prime Ministerial Library and the Alfred Deakin Research Institute. The Alfred Deakin Research Institute is an interdisciplinary teaching and research centre covering political science, public policy and governance, international relations, globalisation, journalism and communications.

Warrnambool Campus Warrnambool is the commercial, cultural and educational heart of south-west Victoria. A premier tourist destination, it boasts stunning coastlines, renowned surf beaches and is the state’s foremost site for whale watching.

Located 262km from Melbourne, the campus is set on 114 sprawling hectares on the banks of the picturesque Hopkins River. Our lecturers, students and staff at the Warrnambool Campus form a real community, where communication is open and informal.

Campus facilities include a comprehensive library, excellent teaching and learning spaces, a cafe, gymnasium, bookshop and golf course. Located just 5km from the centre of Warrnambool, the campus ensures that Deakin contributes to the vitality of the local community in the tradition of many university cities.


NIKERI Institute

Deakin University is proud to have the largest number of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students of any Victorian university.

The National Indigenous Knowledges Education Research and Innovation (NIKERI) Institute commenced in 1991 and offers programs that are structured around off-campus community-based delivery, supported by on-campus intensive study blocks and complemented by local tutors at regional study centres.

This approach to course delivery promotes access and equity for Indigenous Australian students. Students from all areas of the country – rural, remote and metropolitan, and across all age ranges, particularly mature age – are able to undertake studies without compromising their family and community obligations.

In November 2019, the Institute won the prestigious Dreamtime Education Award for ‘Education Institute of the Year’.


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Faculty of Arts and Education

Doctoral Degrees

Doctor of Philosophy – PhD

Ravi Dutt Bajpai Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Civilisational Perspectives in International Relations and Contemporary China-India Relations.’

Summary This thesis examines the contemporary bilateral relations between China and India through the conceptual framework of ‘civilisation-states’. Adopting poststructuralist and critical constructivist frameworks and discourse analysis, the thesis argues that discursive constructions of the ‘civilisation-state’ identity have shaped national identity formation and foreign policy of the modern nation-states of China and India.

Principal Supervisor: Associate Professor Chengxin Pan

School: Humanities and Social Sciences

Margaret Allison Beresford Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Global Edu-business Leadership: Negotiating Practice in the United Arab Emirates.’

Summary This thesis explores edu-business leadership within the United Arab Emirates, a hub of Global Education Industry. Bourdieusian theory and concepts are used to investigate leadership accounts in English-brand Schools, Education Services and Large, Global Corporations. Findings suggest business success means that education outcomes for social good are marginalised.

Executive Supervisor: Dr Glenn Auld

Co-supervisor: Associate Professor Andrew Skourdoumbis

School: Education

Edgar Caballero Aspe Whose thesis is entitled: ‘The Mexico Alaska Youth Interchange Case Study: An Educative Experience Promoting Action and Continuity.’

Summary This thesis shows the MAYI case study as a provocative experience for students with a transformational process developing self-authorship. The discussed elements determine the Action Competence of the participants. The continuity of the students’ experience and their social connections are fundamental to promote action facing our global socio-ecological crisis.

Principal Supervisor: Dr Laura Barraza

School: Education

Deakin University


Eleanore Rose Gardner Whose thesis is entitled: ‘The Quintessence of Difficult’: Examining the Disruptive Literary Antiheroine.’

Summary This thesis explores the representation of the literary antiheroine in modern Gothic and crime-thriller novels. Examining the relationship between gender, power, and abjection, the thesis argues that the antiheroine is a fluid and evolving figure capable of exposing cultural anxieties surrounding sexuality, motherhood, and violence.

Principal Supervisor: Dr Alyson Miller

School: Communication and Creative Arts

Sandra Leigh Gibbs Whose thesis is entitled: ‘The Paradox of Failure: Sport, Competition and Contemporary Art.’

Summary This research interrogates restaging as a video art methodology. It examines ideas around sport, art, failure and the ageing female body. The use of humour and emotion, absurdity, precariousness, optimism and contingency emerge in the artworks as research tools and as a means of undermining cultural hierarchies.

Principal Supervisor: Professor David Cross


Fiona Louise Hillary Whose thesis is entitled: ‘A Creative Cartography: What Can Public Art Practice do to Intervene in our Rehearsal of the Future?’

Summary This exegesis draws attention to the rich and vibrant human, nonhuman and more than human entanglements of public space that can be amplified by temporary public art practice. A feminist, new materialist, posthuman cartography of creative practice reveals how creative practices trigger fleeting transformative acts of imagination in anthropogenic times.

Principal Supervisor: Associate Professor Cameron Bishop


Thi Bich Diep Nguyen Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Building Academics’ Capacity for Internationalisation in Australian and Vietnamese Universities.’

Summary This study investigated the policies and practices of building academics’ capacity for internationalisation of higher education. It explored similarities and differences in internationalisation discourse, structural conditions and individual agency across Australian and Vietnamese contexts, and pointed to the significant roles of these factors in shaping academics’ capacity for internationalisation.

Executive Supervisor: Professor Ly Tran

Co-supervisor: Professor Jillian Blackmore

School: Education



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Nofel Nofiadri Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Rundiang, Minangkabau Ritual Speech: Metaphor, Meaning and Cultural Cognition.’

Summary This thesis investigates Rundiang, a form of ritual speech in Minangkabau society West Sumatra, Indonesia. The aims of the study are, firstly, to understand the nature of Rundiang and, secondly, to examine the use of metaphor, in terms of forms, contents (vehicle) and social meaning (tenor).

Principal Supervisor: Dr Alistair Welsh


Adele Katherine O’Connor Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Indonesian President Joko Widodo (2014–2019): Populism and Oligarchy.’

Summary This thesis reveals that between 2014 and 2019 Indonesian President Joko Widodo’s populist leadership style diminished. The power of oligarchy and certain oligarchs was strengthened. Institutional democracy was maintained; constitutional democracy declined. Through extensive research of secondary sources and original material from fifteen interviews, these main findings were arrived at.

Principal Supervisor: Emeritus Professor Damien Kingsbury


Maram Mohammad Saleh Qasim Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Perceptions of the Rhetoric of Humour in Mediated Islamic Discourse: A Critical Discourse Study.’

Summary This thesis investigates the perception of humour use in the Muslim preachers’ videos on social media. The narratives of 16 Arab-Muslim Australians were analysed using the framework of Critical Discourse Analysis. The qualitative analysis of the data disclosed the types, boundaries, impacts, and functions of humour in mediated Islamic discourse.

Principal Supervisor: Dr Hossein Shokouhi

School: Education

Ezra Melathi Saldin Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Excavating the Power Politics of Heritage in Post-War Sri Lanka.’

Summary Hegemonic Narratives and Resilient Minorities. This research looked at how the politicisation of heritage and archaeology impacts minority Muslims in post-war Sri Lanka. It used the lens of cultural hegemony and resilience to frame the entanglements of heritage, identity and belonging. The research found that minority Muslim communities use everyday places of heritage and cultural practices to create spaces for cultural expression, making it a significant element of community resilience-building when their identity and belonging to the state is challenged.

Principal Supervisor: Professor Andrea Witcomb


Deakin University


Saeed Salimpour Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Visualising the Cosmos – Teaching Cosmology in High School in the era of Big Data.’

Summary Visualising the Cosmos: Teaching Cosmology in High School in the era of Big Data This thesis through a narrative supported by seven papers brings together three overarching themes: The Cosmic Landscape, Beyond Conceptions in Cosmology Education, and Bringing Cosmology into the Classroom. Using a range of theoretical frameworks this thesis explores various aspects of cosmology education and develops resources for the teaching and learning of cosmology in high school.

Principal Supervisor: Professor Russell Tytler

School: Education

Catherine Smith Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Care Practices in Different Australian School Contexts.’

Summary This close study of care practices in education identifies how when leadership and policy position teachers to feel the value of their efforts and support reflexive practice, teachers can better meet the needs of their students. Or put another way, caring for teacher needs assists them to care for their students.

Executive Supervisor: Dr Ros Black

Co-supervisor: Associate Professor Julie Rowlands

School: Education

Safiullah Taye Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Negotiating a Securitised Aid Within a Fragile State: Afghanistan’s Challenges in Negotiating Subnational Aid Allocation (Australia and Germany 2002–2018).’

Summary This study focuses on the dynamics of aid negotiations between the Afghan government and two of its donors (Australia and Germany) between 2002 and 2018. The relationships between these actors have been highly securitised, politicised and commercialised, hence debilitating the ability of the Afghan government to negotiate its geographical and sectoral preferences.

Principal Supervisor: Professor Shahram Akbarzadeh


Shaheen Amid Whyte Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Constructions and Contestations of Islamic Religious Authority in Australia.’

Summary This thesis examined the construction of Islamic religious authority in Australia. It analysed the main religious actors, institutions and platforms Australian Muslims engaged with for religious knowledge and instruction. The findings highlight that Australian Muslims constructed religious authority through different archetypes, mediums of communication and contestation of religious ideas.

Principal Supervisor: Professor Ihsan Yilmaz




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Master Degrees

Master of Arts (Writing and Literature) – MA(WritLit)

Syeda Maisha Ali Jing Fu Simeng Yang

Master of Communication – MComm Mohammed Murdhi F Alruwaili Rhythm Arora Rishabh Batra Prathamesh Charuhas Deshpande Afan Farooq Nigel Raphael Gonsalves Yijia Gu Suhair Hassan Jiang He Wenya Hu Huiting Ma Aurora Middelborg Astha Mishra Abhishek Raj Moonnuparayil Pratvija Rao Vandan Rishi Shweta Sushil Thakur Hoang Oanh Vo Shloka Sandeep Yewale

Master of Creative Arts – MCA Snehil Kumar Tharindu Ushan Wijayasiri

Master of Cultural Heritage – MCultHeritage

Kamsha Sivapalan

Master of Film and Television – MFilmTv

Qin Chen Robert Joseph Magell

Master of Humanitarian Assistance – MHumnAsst

Silas Kipkoech Kirwa Vivian Leticia Naiga

Master of International and Community Development – MIntl&ComnDev

Jibril Farah Sheikh

Master of Sustainable Development and Humanitarian Action – MSusDevHumnAction

Claire Leeanne Martin

Master of Teaching (Early Childhood) – MTeach(EC)

Viona Valencia Christie Lizbeth Esmeralda Huanuco Cortez Linlin Jin Xuemei Li Pachumporn Puangyaem Zahra Seyedshakeri Bich Ngoc Tran Lin Wang Mary Malintha De Silva Wickramasinghe

Master of Teaching (Primary and Early Childhood) – MTeach(PEC)

Kayra Adriana Borhan Hoi Yan Lee

Master of Teaching (Primary) – MTeach(P)

Yi Lin Gan

Master of Teaching (Secondary) – MTeach(Sec)

Carolyn Marie Moclair Chantal Luiza Moclair Arundathe Yoshetha Pathirage Piyumi Ruwahari Thilakarathna Jennifer Welch

Master of Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages – MTESOL

Saleh Muidh K Alharthi Peiheng Huang Ruinan Li Evans Mugambi Oguro Yizheng Wang Siyun Xue Masayoshi Yanagi

Deakin University


Graduate Certificates

Graduate Certificate of Communication – GCertComm

Pramod Reddy Burri

Graduate Certificate of Cultural Heritage and Museum Studies – GCertCulHerMus

Xiao Du

Graduate Certificate of Higher Education (Learning and Teaching) – GCertHrEd(Lrng&Teach)

Yuen Lam Bavik Juan Hevia Wouter Vleugels Virgina Louise Weber

Graduate Certificate of Humanitarian Leadership – GCertHumLdshp

James Wah-Bloh Bedell

Graduate Certificate of Politics and Policy – GCertPol&Policy

Fetty Azizah

Graduate Certificate of Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages – GCertTESOL

Soichiro Ooka

Bachelor Degrees

Bachelor of Arts with distinction/ Bachelor of Commerce with distinction – BA/BCom

Rashmi Nayanthara Nadee Jayaweera Emma Perrine

Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Commerce – BA/BCom

Bin Xing Jiayan Zhu

Bachelor of Criminology with distinction/Bachelor of Psychological Science with distinction – BCrim/BPsychSc

Constance Jie Yuriki Wei

Bachelor of Arts with distinction – BA Safia Adil Essa Hoor Almahri Hanano Suzuki Farah Tasneem Vazeer Alam Kate Yeung Ching Yung

Bachelor of Arts – BA Ryan Lai Ivana Lucia Lidya Elvira Melissa Sakshi Ziqi Su Mengfei Tian Ziling Xu Qingyan Zhou Shiman Zou

Bachelor of Arts (Psychology) with distinction – BA(Psych)

Guler Arslantas Ge Lou Bulou Arieta Melania L Tora



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Bachelor of Arts (Psychology) – BA(Psych)

Shinan Fu Aatiqah Azzura Maraicar Riddhi Pal Jingmiao Sun Jiaoqi Wang

Bachelor of Communication (Advertising) – BComm(Advert)

Sujin Ahn Wen Fu Michael Clarence Kurniawan Yu Li Mingcan Sun Yi Wen Kaiheng Zhang

Bachelor of Communication (Digital Media) with distinction – BComm(DigMedia)

Mei Ling Tong

Bachelor of Communication (Digital Media) – BComm(DigMedia)

Christella Davina Clairine Haochen Guo Ludi Ni Cheng Wan Daham Chamindra De Silva

Wickremanayake

Bachelor of Communication ( Journalism) with distinction – BComm( Journ)

Hoang Phuong Uyen Le

Bachelor of Communication ( Journalism) – BComm( Journ)

Tien Dat Dau Hong Phuong Vy Pham Thi Xuan Mai Pham Yu Zhang

Bachelor of Communication (Public Relations) with distinction – BComm(PR)

Ivana Samantha Lamria

Bachelor of Communication (Public Relations) – BComm(PR)

Yifei He Chi Hung Marco Lam Ziyang Liu

Bachelor of Creative Arts (Film and Television) – BCA(FilmTV)

Fidella Nurdin

Bachelor of Creative Arts (Photography) – BCA(Photo)

Weilin Zheng

Bachelor of Creative Arts (Visual Arts) with distinction – BCA(VisArts)

Rujun You

Bachelor of Creative Arts (Visual Communication Design) – BCA(VisCommDes)

Zhiling Tian Zihan Zhang

Bachelor of Creative Writing with distinction – BCreatvWrit

Grishtha Arya

Bachelor of Criminology with distinction – BCrim

Aya Salim Saif Al Gharibi

Bachelor of Criminology – BCrim Yazeed Ibrahim R Alqarni Rashed Ahmed Rashed Mohammed

Alshamsi

Bachelor of Design (3D Animation) with distinction – BD(3DAnim)

Sofya Medvedeva Adityano Rahmat Tyagi

Bachelor of Design (3D Animation) – BD(3DAnim)

Shangyi Yang

Bachelor of Design (Digital Technologies) – BD(DigTech)

Cheuk Fung Cheung

Deakin University


Bachelor of Design (Visual Communication) with distinction – BD(VisComm)

Yang Zhou

Bachelor of Design (Visual Communication) – BD(VisComm)

Bing Ji Yuren Jin An Liu Rashi Modi Yu Qian He Qu Fengjiao Wang Peng Wang Yizhi Wei Jiawei Yang Yin Zhong

Bachelor of Education (Early Years) with distinction – BECE(ErlyYrs)

Karla De Villiers

Bachelor of Education (Primary) with distinction – BEd(Prim)

Namrita Gopinath Anh Phan Pancham Saini

Bachelor of Film, Television and Animation with distinction – BFilmTvAnim

Zijing Li Yi Luo

Bachelor of Film, Television and Animation – BFilmTvAnim

Marcus Lee Lan Sun Nadya Ashila Putri Adi Wijaya

Bachelor of Health and Physical Education – BHealthPhysEd

Tuana Unal

Bachelor of International Studies with distinction – BIntlSt

Phuoc Viet Hoa Nguyen Takeki Tanemura



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Faculty of Business and Law

Doctoral Degrees


Sumon Bhattacharjee Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Translation of Integrated Reporting and Integrated Thinking.’

Summary This study explored the operationalisation of integrated reporting (IR), the latest corporate reporting technology, in one of the largest financial institutions in Australia. In contrast to its proponents’ expectations, IR could not declutter external reporting. IR is also adapted as an episodic reinforcer of integrated thinking.

Principal Supervisor: Dr Simona Scarparo

Department: Accounting

Carol Anne Newlands Whose thesis is entitled: ‘The Legal Nature of Medical Panels and Medical Questions.’

Summary This investigation of the Legal Nature of Medical Panels and Medical Questions concluded that Medical Panels are not an administrative tribunal as deemed by the Victorian Supreme Court of Appeal, and some of the statutorily defined medical questions contain both medical and legal components.

Principal Supervisor: Emeritus Professor Danuta Mendelson

School: Law

Master Degrees

Master of Business (Sport Management) – MBus(SportMgt)

Zubin Ajay Aakarsh Anilkumar Neethu Babu Chuanjie Bian Sri Nitin Raj Buddharaju Martin Antonio Ceniceros Alaniz Nachiket Ganesh Chavan Jiannan Chen Jihoon Choi Rahul Choudhury Dhruv Jai Singh Dylan Dsouza Daniel Escudero Alcalde Roy David Gomez Ranveer Nishant Gurjer Yihan Jing Swati Joshi Micah Jeevin Kang Han Li Siby Mathew Vibhav Nair Nitesh Kumar Zifen Ouyang Abhiram Paleru Yash Vijay Pathak Saee Abhijit Patil Aishwarya Poddar Lyle Ian Titus Rebello Nehal Dinesh Shetty Sanmath Shetty Abhinav Singal Aaryan Singh Abhishek Pratap Singh Vinay Mukhtyar Singh Sekhar Sridhar Jiawei Sun Dhruv Taneja Shashwat Tewari Jingyuan Wu Haoran Zhang Wei Zhang

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Master of Business Administration – MBA

Priyashni Vandana Chand Kalpana Kushla Lal Ashlene Prasad Manish Rama

Master of Business Administration (Global) – MBAGlobal

Namrata Chavan Rajesh D’Costa Rohit Gaharwar Vimal Gupta Sujay Kaul Latha Krishnan Bincy Mathew Sushant Patil Preethi Raghunathan Arun Sharma Bhupendra Turkar Sujit Vettiyatil

Master of Business Administration (Healthcare Management) – MBA(HCM)

Sneha Pradeep Naik

Master of Business Administration (International) – MBA(Intl)

Dodampe Gamage Yasasvi Abeygunawardane

Sagarika Arora Raghukiran Batchu Shivaram Sharan Bhadravathi Arup Chatterjee Shruti Chawla Simran Chawla Simran Chhabra Ikpomwosa Dennis-Blessing Egharevba Rashil Garg Sankalp Tushar Gokhale Minghao Guo Chirag Bharat Jain Darshini Sanjaykumar Jariwala George John Charamparambil Jiyao Li Mohit Kandiyan Manoj Jesica Yohana Rouli Manurung Pruthviraj Bhagwat Patil Prasita Prabhakaran

Xuanyi Ren Shubham Paresh Surve Gayatri Raj Gopal Tholeti Chrislin Thomas Archit Vasudev Lin Wang Qijing Wen Chun Wu Xue Xiao Li Xu Yue Yu

Master of Business Analytics – MBusAnalytics

Julian Ricardo Acosta Barbosa Haseeb Ahmed Akash Melwin Jose Alappadan Anushree Anantha Prasad Anirudh Asapu Bhuvana Bangalore Anantharama Rao Aadarsha Byanju Zhen Cai Pooja Shashikant Dhende Shivani Dogra Faraaz Ahmed Sarfalak Vaishnavi Gambiraopeta Zhiyi Gao Pragya Gautam Sahil Sandeep Gavankar Shruthipriya Ghanathey Divanshu Gogna Bilawal Hingoro Huihu Huang Yufeng Huang Ajith George Jacob Don Shalinda Chrisanthas Jayasinghe Navdeep Kaur Daniyal Zahid Khan Dipanshu Korde Nimaa Thulsi Poormaa Kristhoru Baduge Arya Kumar Saumya Sanjay Kuthe Saurav Lalwani Nguyen Bao Le Jinho Lee Rongzheng Li Jesica Linola Martis Dissanayaka Mudiyanselage Kavmani

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Prashansa Mehan Paras Mehra Shahraiz Riyan Mohammad Mohammed Rifshin Puneeth Mullingakulu Subramanian Muskan Aditya Nain Modha Kavya Neelakantarao Shashank Neeli Manh Hoang Nguyen Thi Kim Ngan Nguyen Tran Uyen Thao Nguyen Van Hoang Nam Nguyen Nikitha Ann Jose Sophimean Panha Le Peng Pradeep Singh Anjana Krishnan Radha Krishnan Jitendra Vijaybhai Rajai Laasya Ramakrishna Omansh Rana Durga Chandi Praveen Rangineedi Ahsan Raza Mohsin Raza Ricardo Amalino Rodrigues Deep Piyush Shah Ayush Sharma Henali Rahul Sharma Pranali Dilip Shinde Sushant Santosh Shinde Yash Shrivastava Narayan Singh Risheek Sivasamy Amudha Faizan Tariq Abhishek Vadlamudi Han Wang Ruilin Xia Cheng Xu Wenlin Yang Hao Zhang Yu Zhang

Master of Commerce – MCom Daowei Ao Kalani Chiyara Bandaranayake Wenshuo Chai Chenglong Chen Yang Dan Yusi Duan Lulu Fan Yiming Feng Ming Gong Guiyao Hao Xiaoling He Jiawen Hou Shizhen Jiang Boyuan Ke Soudalath Lengsavath Xiaoyan Li Xueqiao Liu Tran Qui Dong Nguyen Reyhan Jethro Onggo Jiaxian Qin Tong Ren Kexin Shen Zhaoran Shen Tien Cuong Vu Haoshi Wang Wanyi Wang Xinao Xu Yue Yang Guogang Yue Qunxin Zhang Yicheng Zhang Ziyue Zhang Wei Zou



Master of Information Systems – MIS Fuzail Ahmed Sadaqat Ali Neha Sunil Beedlam Shivani Behera Aayushi Bhandari Miao Chang Russell Francis Dourado Kshithij Hanumantharayappa Yadav Obim Onyenenim Iwebuke Parishee Jain Harsh Krishnamurari Jindal Nikhil Johnson Sarosh Ahmed Javed Kazi Chen Li Yuxuan Li Jinming Liu Jason Eric Lobo Vignesh Menon Jagadeep Meruva Adithya Pandurang Naik Jacob Oduwan Sruthi Pala Janardhan Anamika Pandey Manthan Sanjiv Patwa Divya Prabhakar Jatin Pruthi Vinay Rana Rishitha Ravindra Kumar Japmeet Singh Sahni B M Muhit Sayeef Paras Chandresh Shah Rutika Nitin Shingote Atharv Soni Anitha Srinivasan Vijay Simha Surisetty Janya Shivaiah Thipperi Rigel Tom Thomas Ngoc Anh Trieu Poojitha Niharika Vennapusa Hans Vishwakarma Hashani Samudika Withanage Dona Yue Wu Yuchen Yuan Ran Zhang Yining Zhao Yuheng Zhou

Master of International Accounting – MIA

Ran Qiao

Master of International Finance – MIF Anirudh Prabhakar Yingying Chen Shreya Laxman Chindarkar Ayrton Mark D Souza Huiyi Dai Abhishekh Gopinath Chih-Lin Hsu Beichen Jiang Vasu Kakkar Preetesh Kamal Kishore Tian Liao Jiadong Lu Salomme Menezes Brian Githaiga Muchiri Pranita Musale Guangyue Pan Rachana Raghavendra Renju Reji Kuruvilla Xin Teng Yulu Tian Komal Varma Hoang Hong Quan Vu Jiaqi Wang Liangyong Wang Yuyao Wang Jing Xue Sinan Zhang Keying Zhu

Master of Laws – LLM Thi Ngan Ha Nguyen

Master of Marketing – MMktg Deeksha Bhargava Jingwei Bi Jingyi Che Atharva Rajendra Chitale Phenil Bimal Hindocha Niharika Mallanda Subramani Anaika Kamar Maniar Thi Lan Anh Nguyen Shubhashree Subramanian Bhagyashree Ravindra Wadke



Master of Professional Accounting – MPA

Akib Reza Mashrur Chowdhury Obadiah Muhari Kimari

Master of Professional Accounting and Finance – MPAF

Nuwan Sampath Aluth Arachchige Yihao Chen Ishansi Chourasiya Rakshit Gandhi Ayesha Jain Asfand Yar Khan Quoc Viet Le Meichen Li Jiabao Lu Duy Lan Huong Nguyen Junyi Ouyang Thai Duong Pham Miaoyan Qi Hitish Sunil Ramtri Sahiba Harkamal Kaur Anuj Tushar Sanghvi Rashmita Balakrishna Shetty Shail Darshankumar Swaminarayan Yanan Wang Xiaoyan Wu Cheng Yang Chuyi Yang Yizhao Yang Zhiyuan Yang Zisen Zhou

Master of Professional Accounting and Law – MPAL

Ayesha Nanhuck Payal Kishorbhai Thakkar

Graduate Diplomas

Graduate Diploma of International Finance – GDipIntlFin

Gagandeep Chawla

Graduate Diploma of Property – GDipProp

Richard David Thomas Spackman


Graduate Certificate of Artificial Intelligence for Business – GCertAIB

Paola Urroz Modernel

Graduate Certificate of Business Administration (International) – GCertBA(Intl)

Deepak Sawhney

Graduate Certificate of Commerce – GCertCom

Yanyi Chen

Graduate Certificate of Marketing – GCertMktg

Keiara Naidu

Bachelor Degrees

Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Information Systems – BCom/BIS

Yuen Yin Choo Wasiq Haider Mirza Zijian Oliver Wang

Bachelor of Business with distinction – BBus

Hoang Linh Nguyen Tran Thanh Tam Nguyen

Bachelor of Business – BBus Alexander Angriawan Priyam Attri Chear Yip Ho Yilun Dai Jessie Kuorensa Lie Hui Lee Mohammad Memari Jingman Zhang

Bachelor of Business (Sport Management) with distinction – BBus(SportMgt)

Zixin Yang



Bachelor of Business (Sport Management) – BBus(SportMgt)

Alloys John Dsouza Atharva Atul Khadilkar Syed Qasim Mujtaba Naqvi Ranoveer Neogi Dongmin Park Sooraj Ramessh Jiayi Shen Zicheng Zhao

Bachelor of Business Analytics with distinction – BBusAnalytics

Xiaowen Hu Kwong Wai Yik Ayusha Shenoli Suwaris Senaratne Angelina Sachika Sugiawan

Bachelor of Business Analytics – BBusAnalytics

Tanaka Christian Mashingaidze Tien Dat Tu

Bachelor of Commerce with distinction – BCom

Muxi Bai Ramit Chaudhary Wenxiang Chen Xingzhou Chen Yuang Chen Runnan Geng Ziyang Hu Kan Hua Chao Huang Xinyue Huang Hirusha Madushanka Jayasekara

Jayasekara Mudalige Zehua Ji Zhuocheng Jiang Kritika Kochhar Bingqing Li Mingxuan Li Xue Li Yang Li Zezhou Li Mingwei Liu

Yizhuo Liu Ziqing Liu Pooja Ravihari Sigera Liyanage Maggie Winata Loni Yangshiyu Luo Zhiyi Luo Dalin Meas Lauren Angela Ortega Shun Ouyang Ziyi Qian Madurawalage Malinka Vehana Rodrigo Aashima Sahni Ayushman Sehgal Wei Qiang Greg Teh Tianxiao Wang Yanjie Wei Zi Hang Wong Zhuojun Xiao Guochen Xu Jiajie Xu Dehang Yang Yahan Yang Zhixiang Yao Hang Zhang Junlun Zhang Kun Zhang Siqi Zhang Yawen Zhang Yuyan Zhang Zhaowei Zhang Xi Zhou Longrui Zhu



Bachelor of Commerce – BCom Asha Mohammed Abdullahi Agamroop Singh Shahd Sameer Abdullah Al Qasmi Riya Anand Raghav Bhatia Thi Kim Lien Bui Ripudaman Singh Chahal Ching Yin Chan Natasha Chandra Yuqi Chang Simranpreet Chawla Chen Chen Juhao Chen Shufeng Chen Weiming Chen Xiaohui Chen Xilong Chen Yanmin Chen Yuxuan Chen Lefei Cheng Yuxi Cheng Rishabh Chopra Jie Ding Yinjie Ding Cao Khai Doan Gimhan Rashmika Dodampahala Gagani Sanjana Diulapitiya Durayale Gedara Hanyu Fan Fiza Sohail Fancy Bramandhika Falahnur Firdaus Rong Fu Nesha Esiwary Galappaththi Zhenya Gan Yihua Gao Yongwei Gao Yuan Gao Yuan Gao Hao Guo Zhenhao Guo Saif Hasnat Zhou He Junfan Hu Chungan Huang Jing Huang Leibo Huang Qijian Huang Tianyu Huang Yun Huang

Sujin Jeong Merlyn Clarissa Khosuma Saing Y Khov Shin Kim Chen Yeng Koo Ie Ter Lau Cenlin Li Chang Li Changqian Li Qinyang Li Zhengjie Li Zhuoyi Li Rui Liang Wei-Cheng Liao Amanda Jing Lim Kaihua Lin Zhenxiang Lin Peng Ling Dongze Liu Haoxin Liu Wenning Liu Zhimin Liu Jiawei Long Nanyi Lu Jianmeng Luan Yawen Luo Yiting Luo Chenxi Ma Muqun Ma Tielin Ma Yuan Ma Ziwen Ma Navarerk Ma-Ae Navindu Anjula Meepage Dang Khoa Nguyen Ngoc Thao Van Nguyen Thien Quoc Nguyen Chuang Niu Sachida Ohri Sereybon Ou Wenxi Pan Yihang Pan Jingyu Pang Lok Ming Pang Nguyen Minh Khue Pham Zhuo Lik Png Melvern Poernomo Preksha Hlaing Bhone Pyi



Hao Qian Mengyao Qian Yihua Qiu Caiqing Qu Yuhan Shangguan Alaukik Sharma Yun Shen Muskaan Srivastava Dhanushka Subendran Rui Sun Tian Sun Pyi Thu Ta Jiahao Tai Ming Sze Victoria Tai Xin Tao Vibolboth Tep Thadar Myat Noe Nivedita Thiagarajan Yucheng Tong Rehaan Verma Cheuk Hoi Corey Wan Jianshen Wang Lingyun Wang Nan Wang Shanyuze Wang Xinyi Wang Xucheng Wang Yufei Wang Yuzhe Wang Voon Kent Wong Junheng Wu Xinyue Wu Chenghao Xia Ziqing Xia Youheng Xie Jingdan Xiong Jingan Xu Jiangzi Xue Qijia Xue Fan Yang Jialin Yang Zhiyuan Yang Ching Yu Yeung Jingyao Yi Yinqiu Yi Seah Yim Mingyang Yin Yuzhen Yin Yifeng You Runwei Yu

Yongyang Yu Qi Yuan Xiang Yue Hanyu Zhang Jing Zhang Junjie Zhang Mengxing Zhang Tianyue Zhang Yuda Zhang Jinkun Zhao Haizhao Zhong Jiejun Zhong Baixian Zhou Taien Zhou Xuan Zhou Xueqian Zhou Syed Rayan Zulfiquar

Bachelor of Information Systems – BIS Juhi Bandha Ronald Gachugu Karuku

Bachelor of Laws – LLB Alyaa Naif Ali Salim Al Beedh

Bachelor of Management – BMgt Manan Dhingra

Bachelor of Property and Real Estate with distinction – BPRE

Muhammad Raheel Gohar Thuy Linh Tran John Kevin Lery Valeroso

Bachelor of Property and Real Estate – BPRE

Zeerak Baloch Zhaolong Chen Thuppahiralalage Seiji Heshan

Dilusha De Saa Sherafgun Hanif Megh Sanjay Patel

Diplomas

Diploma of Business Studies – DipBSt

Jennifer Rae Caskey Chaitanya Sai Reddy Ponguleti



Prizes and Awards

Deakin Award: Global Citizenship

Anushree Anantha Prasad The Global Citizenship Award recognises the achievement of students who have demonstrated outstanding global citizenship through engagement in a range of activities that develop and demonstrate their interpersonal and intercultural capability across variable cultural contexts and global environments. This award recognises the importance of intercultural understanding and respect to the success of graduates, organisations and communities.

Saurav Lalwani The Global Citizenship Award recognises the achievement of students who have demonstrated outstanding global citizenship through engagement in a range of activities that develop and demonstrate their interpersonal and intercultural capability across variable cultural contexts and global environments. This award recognises the importance of intercultural understanding and respect to the success of graduates, organisations and communities.

Vignesh Menon The Global Citizenship Award recognises the achievement of students who have demonstrated outstanding global citizenship through engagement in a range of activities that develop and demonstrate their interpersonal and intercultural capability across variable cultural contexts and global environments. This award recognises the importance of intercultural understanding and respect to the success of graduates, organisations and communities.

Sekhar Sridhar The Global Citizenship Award recognises the achievement of students who have demonstrated outstanding global citizenship through engagement in a range of activities that develop and demonstrate their interpersonal and intercultural capability across variable cultural contexts and global environments. This award recognises the importance of intercultural understanding and respect to the success of graduates, organisations and communities.

Payal Kishorbhai Thakkar The Global Citizenship Award recognises the achievement of students who have demonstrated outstanding global citizenship through engagement in a range of activities that develop and demonstrate their interpersonal and intercultural capability across variable cultural contexts and global environments. This award recognises the importance of intercultural understanding and respect to the success of graduates, organisations and communities.

Deakin Hallmark: Excellence in Leadership

Payal Kishorbhai Thakkar This Deakin Hallmark recognises students who have contributed to communities through sustained and effective leadership. This award recognises the importance of leadership skills to the success of organisations and communities.



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Doctoral Degrees


Wei Xiang Ang Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Understanding the Physiologic Regulation of Endogenous Glucose Production.’

Summary This thesis examined the interplay of glycaemic and hormonal signals involved in the regulation of endogenous glucose production in humans. The findings revealed that postprandial glucose flux is regulated in a context-specific manner, and challenges the role of insulin action for the suppression of endogenous glucose production under postprandial conditions.

Principal Supervisor: Associate Professor Clinton Bruce School: Exercise and Nutrition Sciences

Lauren Arancini Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Predictors of Successful Tobacco Smoking Cessation.’

Summary This thesis explored lifestyle, health and psychological predictors of both quit smoking attempts and sustained success. This thesis supports the need to tailor interventions according to variables such as age (specifically for younger smokers, while interest in quitting remains high) and nicotine dependence, and highlights the importance of beliefs, self-efficacy and wanting to quit in the quit smoking process as possible targets for effective intervention.

Principal Supervisor: Dr Seetal Dodd School: Medicine

Pamela Barhoun Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Motor Imagery in Atypical Motor Development.’

Summary This study investigated motor imagery, the ability to imagine movement, in children and adults with atypical motor skill. It also used non-invasive brain stimulation to explore and modulate motor related brain regions to further understand the neural basis of motor imagery and motor development. The findings provided support for the possible role of reduced motor imagery in atypical motor development, and pointed towards the need for continued neurophysiological investigations of motor imagery ability.

Principal Supervisor: Associate Professor Christian Hyde

School: Psychology

Edward Brooks Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Physical Movement Demands of Training and Competition in Elite Netball.’

Summary This research quantifies the physical movement demands experienced during training and competition in elite netballers. Results derived using novel technologies suggest different positional requirements exist and indicate activities should be designed to replicate matches as closely as possible to ensure athletes are prepared for the demands of the game.

Principal Supervisor: Dr Lyndell Bruce

School: Exercise and Nutrition Sciences

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Samantha Loren Dawson Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Targeting the Perinatal Diet to Alter the Early Life Gut Microbiota.’

Summary This thesis investigated whether prenatal dietary improvement targeting the gut microbiota was a potential strategy for improving child mental health outcomes. The findings were supportive; diet quality indirectly related to child behavioural outcomes via the prenatal gut microbiota, and a prenatal dietary intervention was associated with differences in gut microbiota.

Principal Supervisor: Professor Felice Jacka

School: Medicine

Mikha Gabriela Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Molecular Mechanism of Cargo Recognition by Plasmodium Translocon of Exported Proteins.’

Summary This thesis investigated the role of HSP101, an essential component of the protein-conducting channel used by the malaria parasite to remodel its host cell. This work uncovered that HSP101 acts as a chaperone that recruits and ferries cargo proteins from the parasite endoplasmic reticulum into the parasite-host interface where the cargo proteins are further translocated into the host erythrocyte.

Principal Supervisor: Professor Tania De Koning-Ward

School: Medicine

Jane Philippa Jacobs Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Socio-Economic and Regional Variation in Childhood Obesity Prevalence and Determinants.’

Summary This thesis explored socio-economic and regional variation in prevalence and determinants of childhood obesity. Inequitable distribution of physical activity resources in school neighbourhoods were found, and some associations between resources and children engaging in active transport. Analysing a community-based obesity prevention intervention by socio- economic position highlighted the need to further develop this approach to ensure equitable outcomes.

Principal Supervisor: Dr Melanie Nichols

School: Health and Social Development

M M Chayan Mahmud Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Chemical and Sensory Analysis of Formulated Iced-Coffee.’

Summary This study investigated the effects of fat and coffee concentration on overall acceptance, specific sensory attributes liking, volatile aroma active compounds, and aroma intensity of formulated iced- coffee beverages. The findings pointed that fat and coffee level is significantly important to the consumer’s acceptance and iced-coffee beverages’ flavour.

Principal Supervisor: Associate Professor Robert Shellie

School: Exercise and Nutrition Sciences


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Christina Ann Martin Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Maternal Wellbeing and Sleep Problems in Children with Attention-Deficit/ Hyperactivity Disorder and Autism Spectrum Disorder.’

Summary This research found associations between specific child sleep problems and maternal mental health difficulties. In addition, sleep problems in children with ADHD were predictive of later maternal mental health difficulties. No bidirectional relationships were evident between child sleep problems and maternal mental health difficulties, parenting stress or health-related quality of life.

Principal Supervisor: Associate Professor Emma Sciberras

School: Psychology

Snehal Balkrishna Midge Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Novel aptamers against HER-2 for liquid biopsy.’

Summary This study aimed to design a novel platform to capture the breast cancer biomarker, Human Epidermal Growth Factor Receptor-HER2, for cancer diagnosis at an earlier stage. The diagnostic platform also provides timely insights for commencement of appropriate therapeutic solutions in order to curb the disease at the first instance.

Principal Supervisor: Professor Wei Duan

School: Medicine

Giuliana Orietta Murfet Whose thesis is entitled: ‘A Consensus Approach to Building Diabetes Capabilities in the Healthcare Workforce.’

Summary This study investigated the different health professional practice levels that signified a change in the breadth of knowledge and skills required to deliver diabetes education and care in Australia. Further, it identified the capabilities needed by health professionals to deliver quality, safe diabetes education and care to increase the health workforce’s capacity to manage diabetes. It resulted in the development of a capability framework to guide training and practice.

Principal Supervisor: Professor Trisha Dunning

School: Nursing and Midwifery

Christina Rony Nayoan Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Indonesian Female Adolescents’ Reproductive Health Knowledge and Sources of Information.’

Summary This study employed a mixed methods to explore the understanding of female adolescents’ knowledge and sources of reproductive health information during puberty. Young females had insufficient knowledge of reproductive health, including information about menstruation and contraception The research supports the notion of a school-based, age-appropriate sexual and reproductive health education.

Executive Supervisor: Associate Professor Angela Dew

Co-Supervisor: Associate Professor Elizabeth Hoban

School: Health and Social Development

Deakin University

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Kate Stephens Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Neurobiological Underpinnings of Social and Emotional Functioning in Comorbid Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder and Autism Spectrum Disorder.’

Summary This research investigated the longitudinal relationships between autism spectrum disorder (ASD) symptoms, social and emotional functioning and limbic white matter microstructure in children with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). Findings demonstrated ASD symptoms play a unique role in the impaired social and emotional functioning in children with ADHD while neurobiological mechanisms were also shown to have unique associations to functioning.

Principal Supervisor: Associate Professor Emma Sciberras School: Psychology

Stavroula Tsitkanou Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Investigating Pharmacological and Non-pharmacological Therapeutic Approaches in Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis.’ Summary This thesis investigated the effects of pharmacological and non-pharmacological therapeutic approaches on skeletal muscle health and disease progression in a novel mouse model (rNLS8) of Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS). The findings concluded that exercise training, as non-pharmacological approach, has a beneficial effect on skeletal muscle health in rNLS8 mice. However, suppressing miR-23a, as pharmacological intervention, appears to accelerate the early phases of disease progression in rNLS8 mice.

Executive Supervisor: Dr Paul Della Gatta Co-supervisor: Professor Aaron Russell School: Exercise and Nutrition

Zoe Olivia Wyatt Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Walking the Journey of Resilience and Recovery from Trauma for Cambodian Young People.’

Summary This research explored factors underpinning resilience among Cambodian young people, who had all experienced early childhood trauma and had been supported by Non Government Organisations. The study illustrates pathways to recovery from trauma and concludes with recommendations for organisations and individuals working with trauma survivors in cross-cultural settings.

Principal Supervisor: Associate Professor Petra Staiger

School: Psychology

Doctor of Psychology (Clinical) – DPsych(Clin)

Hannah Capon Whose thesis is entitled: ‘The Lived Experiences of Yoga as a Mental Health Treatment.’

Summary This thesis examined the lived experiences of yoga as an adjunct mental health treatment using qualitative methodology. It explores the potential for yoga, as a mind-body therapy, to enhance clinical outcomes and rates of engagement with evidence-based psychological therapies, namely Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT), for people with anxiety and depressive disorders.

Principal Supervisor: Associate Professor Melissa O’Shea

School: Psychology


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Doctor of Medicine – MD Scott Colin Anderson Andjela Arandjelovic Bianca Arena Michelle Au Jessica Caitlin Bergmann Bahn Alexander Pierre Beech Christina Grace Benke Carissa Ashlee Boettcher Bradley Borges Miriam Jane Brownstein Sacha Leanne Burley Brienna Catherine Butterworth Pablo Alexander Calero Eibhlinn May Cassidy Millicent Peta Chapman Lily Ruoyu Chen Brydie Clark Coreena Margaret Cleland David Joseph Coote Alexander James Cowcher Hayley Tess Cron Joshua Benjamin Cross Georgina Anne Cuthbertson Joseph Dawson Alina Derkach Joanne May Eaton Christopher Han Fui Ee Jonathan Emmerson Tahlia Espenschied Alec Glendon Fitzgerald Matias Hernan Fontealba Chamorro Tian Gan Yvette Paula Gasser James Gaston Aubrey Laurence Gaylard Katherine Gwendoline Gledhill Samyuktha Maria Gomez Jacob Max Gordon Kerry Victoria Gordon Janet Guo Emina Hajdarevic Kane Charles Lees Harvey Matthew Heard James William Henderson Stephanie Rose Henderson Bevan Sam Hirst Melissa Yi Shien Ho Yung-Hsin Hsueh

Morgan Hui Sharon Wai Mung Ieong Stephanie Ivezic Liam David Johnson Riddhi Yogendra Joshi Soumya Jyoti Zainel Kader Jessica Kennedy Cathy King Sneha Kommidi Monique Katerine Kozub Katerina Lau Casey Law Oliver Day Le Grice Daniel Lee Joshua James Lendon Alida Ruth Lewis Jake Andrew Linke Megan Rose Lowry Katherine Anne MacGibbon-Parker Erica MacKinnon Natalie Jane Maher Ryan Malt Amanda Maria Marcoionni Paolo Miguel Masangcay Stephan Joseph Maugueret Hannah Ann McDonald Melanie Kate McFarlane Judith Rosemary McKinlay Milla Rose Sidoti McLean Youssef Ramses Messiha Jo Barclay Mitchell Carly Rose Mittermair James Teal Nair Jordan Michael Nathanielsz Yi Yon Ng Thai Xinh Nguyen Bethany Margaret Nielsen Phoebe Elizabeth Niven James Pallasis Vishwakar Diwakar Panuganti Georgia Anne Parker Stephanie Jean Parker Joshua Michael Dethridge Price Jordan William Maxwell Pulman Corey Theodore Putkunz Edward Quan Rohit Rakesh Rajpal Vidhura Ratnasekara

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Benjamin Malachi Andrew Raumer Robert Ian Ray Rhidian Vincent Felix Redston Ingrid Stephanie Reynish Antonia-Tonia Rigopoulos Lee Michael Robbins Amy Janet Rogers Rhys Ammon Rumley Pongrut Rungwattanasophon Hannah Kate Ryan David Samson Samuel Shipra Sankpal Shughla Satari Candice Leigh Schultz William Michael Semple James Thomas Sewell Leonie Shah Kani Ling Shang Jack Shembrey Paul Richard Siasat Olivia Katia Sibillin Adam Connor Sjodin Anton Sklavos Elle-Louise Ann Smith Jonathan Lee Somic Laura Stein Maximilian Luke Edward Steinfort Daniel Stojkovich Emma Kate Sutton Farah Tahir Jeremy Emerson Taylor Madeleine Taylor Trent James Taylor Oliver Grant Thompson Trent Darryn Toohey Kim Tran Liem Tran Bradley Samuel Treloar James van der Wolde Bailey Roy Vickers Karen Vuong Grace Olivia Wagon William Walker Gary William Wallace Holly Waller Tyson Martin Walters Mollie Jane Watson Zachray Zi Huang Wei Grace Sophia Went

Daniel William Whebell Fang Qi Wong Jay Chung Soon Wong Joshua Gabriel Isaac Wright Yu Wen Wu Catherine Zhang Junyan Zhao Bo Zhou Melinda Zsori

Master Degrees

Bachelor of Vision Science/Master of Optometry – BVisSc/MOptom

Maxwell James Kelly

Master of Health and Human Services Management – MHHSM

Akhila Abraham Kinjal Ashokdan Gadhvi Priyanket Deep Kaur Teng Ma Khushbu Laxman Nagrani Krishna Chaitanya Rudraraju I Made Wisnu Saputra Varun Unnikrishnan Zijie Zhang

Master of Health and Medical Sciences – MHealthMedSc

Peter Cameron Lyons

Master of Health Economics – MHealthEc

Lihini Charundya Abeywickrama Pratibha Raj Charan Taru Chhabra Dhanushi Madhushani Hetti

Pathirannahalage

Master of Health Promotion – MHealthProm

Trishna Karn


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Master of Nutrition and Population Health – MNPH

Chandan Aggarwal Wenqian Chen Shin Yen Choong Damanjeet Kaur Aparna Reddy Kongari Sadhana Kotapati Pierrson Jun Soh Teh Tze Yang Mehzamah Azam Tumbi Praneetta Vasudevan Anusha Reddy Vulavabeeti Vittha Garneshia Winata

Master of Psychology (Organisational) – MPsych(Org)

Sonni Bestari Tanegara

Master of Public Health – MPubHealth

Himanshu Harish Ambade Anjana Balakrishnan Alayna Carrandi Ahan Kumar Kamdar Vathtey Srey Leak Kun Jing Li Ludha Nipuni Manchanayake Sanjana Misra Hana Nagao Hirangi Pravinkumar Patel Ayeshini Amarasinghe Sella Hewage Shivani Manojbhai Shah Nivedita Balakrishna Shetty Akash Soni

Graduate Diplomas

Graduate Diploma of Human Nutrition – GDipHumNutr

Cheuk Yip Sunny Chan Da He Wang Kuan Yan

Graduate Diploma of Psychological Science – GDipPsychSci

Rebecca Apokis Arisa Srikureja

Graduate Diploma of Psychology (Advanced) – GDipPsych(Adv)

Yue Ning Chen Monique Nikhil Gandhi Rhys Leppan Chi Ching Claudia Liu Eunice Ng Sharina Riva Lea Karla Naguit Sanchez Mandy Jia Ming Tan Huiqian Zheng


Graduate Certificate of Advanced Clinical Practice (Paramedicine) – GCertAdClinPrac

Melissa Anne Alexander Caitlin Emily Boyce Tara-Lee Boyce Andrew Brooker Anna Michelle Burley Emily Elizabeth King Angus James Kirkpatrick Laura Peta Lally Justin Lanser Jennie Matthews Kathryn Terese McCormack Kate McVernon Nathan Puckeridge Jacinta Lee Read Michelle Tracy Shanahan John Venning Peter Wagstaff Maxine Mary Anne Walsh Judy Walter Michael Eward Wann

Graduate Certificate of Agricultural Health and Medicine – GCertAgHealthMed

Susanne Janice Kable Emma Elizabeth Alice Nicholas Hannah Elizabeth Blekemore George

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Graduate Certificate of Diabetes Education – GCertDiabEd

Sumi John

Graduate Certificate of Hospital Administration – GCertHospAdmin

Ayesha Ahmad Monica Palise

Graduate Certificate of Human Nutrition – GCertHumNutr

Qi Feng

Bachelor Degrees

Bachelor of Health and Medical Science (Honours) – BHealth&MedSci(Hons)

Saif Al-Musawi Lambros Anagnostelos Taiyeba Maya Ansari Anusha Prahalada Budehal Hope Christina Chernih Wendy Diep Thomas Alexander Dugan Sophia Evans Breanna Lee Giles Rosa Goncalves Satendra Kumar Jaysawal Jacqueline Isabelle Lake Disha Parikh Paris Rafeld Monica Razmovska Robin Sangwan Alessandra Kyle Sarmiento Sriyantha Prasad Senevirathna

Dissanayakage Emma Jane Squires Bethany Jane Thompson Quynh Nhu Tran Nina Vasilijevic Jordan Walker Bryan Koon Tee Wei Ally May Agnes Wilson Arooj Yousuf Ivan Harold Zulman

Bachelor of Psychological Science (Honours) – BPsychSc(Hons)

Carmen Adriana Candelaria Jemila Chiara Dameria Isabel Cristina Hidalgo Mesa Gayatri Kumar Mugdha Mukherjee Rushat Parihar Simrit Puri Rhea Roy John Pin-Yu Su Catherine Sarah Tiffin Sze Chai Sophia Wong

Bachelor of Nursing/Bachelor of Public Health and Health Promotion – BNurs/BPubHealth&HealthProm

Thi Bao Tran Nguyen

Bachelor of Nursing/Bachelor of Psychological Science with distinction – BNurs/BPsychSc

Hoa Quynh Duong

Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science with distinction – BEx&SportSc

Godwin Alf Rodriguez Ciriaco Kai Wang

Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science – BEx&SportSc

Abhinav Bhatia Sayali Rahul Abhyankar

Bachelor of Health Sciences with distinction – BHealthSc

Thi Ngoc Quyen Nguyen

Bachelor of Health Sciences – BHealthSc

Alanood Usamah S Almuhaimeed Unenbayar Javkhlan Tobias Widjaja


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Bachelor of Medical Imaging with distinction – BMedImag

Dina Awel Adam Elika Agahi Vasuki Sridhar Ambekar Georgia Meree Bain Sian Erin Banfield Tegan Keeley Bell Thomas Robert Bensch Amy Marie Best Jessica Bifano Sam Bousounis Emily Edna Bradley Ellie Rose Bushell Lindsey Margot Callway Cooper James Clydesdale Mikaela Jane Crowe James Patrick Cullinane Max Kevin Dangerfield Kye Matthew Davidson Ellen Beth Fogarty Ashley George Emily Elizabeth Goodman Danielle Taylor Hadley Mia Rose Harris Leah Isabel Hidalgo Jackson Alexander Hoult Jacinta Rose Jameson Rohan Karia Claire Elise Knox Sarah Danny Lee Chin Ho Leung Taylah Mason Skye Katriona McIntosh Kaitlin Jessica Mouat Ellie Rose Newton Ariane Nguyen Kaitlyn Leigh Pollock Stephanie Jane Prabhakar Keahna Brooke Richards Jessica Ridgwell Rachel Rodrigoe Antoine Alexander Saleh Demi Lee Schulze Sagarika Mary Reddy Singareddy

Benjamin Adam Smith Annie Louise Swiggs Hannah Thiel Ella Nicole Toone Denny Truong

Bachelor of Medical Imaging – BMedImag

Safa Abouzeid Fereshta Akhlaqi Monika Bhardwaj Kyrollos George Botros Alyssa Louise Brejcha Luke Brendan Fisher Jayali Gamage Laura Serena Garabiles Olivia -Rose Lillian Green William James Hartney Hamsa Hassan Mohamed Andrew James Kvaternik Simon Mai Georgia Louise Mansell Kimberley Nhi Nguyen Ubah Nur Assumpta Isabelle O’Brien Ryan Ken Shaw Daphne Yiu San Wong Natalie Wong Michael Tianyu Yao

Bachelor of Nursing with distinction – BNurs

Dulcie Amor Buada Agad Nikhil Baby Bhavleen Kaur Xiao Cao Hyun Jeong Choi Danzengmengji Lolith Soriano Enriquez Algie Frida May Mabalhin Fortaleza Hsiao-Yeh Fu Mary Grace Garcia Margareth Nicole Goco Xianglan He Dijani Thashika Jayawickrama Rana Randeep Kahlon Olga Katsifoli Bomin Kim Doyeon Kim

Deakin University

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Xingye Li Pin-Hsien Liu Xu Liu Sokunthea Meng Shweta Neupane Dhruval Rakesh Patel Shalith Vinjitha Peiris Joie Reyna Zul Rubia Soonita Singh Thakuri Yanni Wang Xueer Wu Miao Xu Jingjing Zhao Rong Zheng

Bachelor of Nursing – BNurs Neillyn Faith Villagonzalo Abellanosa Kareen Christelle Abueva Chazel Anne Carpio Aclan Eman Yahya M Alshareef Haya Saleh I Alswayed Michael Vincent Alias Ang Joseph Angelo Gallos Arriola Crystal Gayle Guerra Azufra Donna Nethmi Thanusha Baranage Nisha Basnet Noel Jr Agcaoili Bermudez Jireh Abigail Bote Buela Abegail Villalobos Caseja Raquel Aplod Caysoen Mozaiyana Hamidali Chasmawala Anjali Amitkumar Chaudhary Manyapreet Kaur Chaudhary Xiaoxuan Cheng Yujie Cheng Yihui Chu Donna Jane Capilitan Corciega Ivy Grace Subsuban Cruz Marianne Joy Dacumos Maximillianne Marie Ragot De Paz Erika Paula Torrecampo Derramas Bhawandeep Kaur Dhaliwal Hensyl Enriquez Rhogina Rendeza Espina Dongliang Fan Irene Britanico Gabiola

Manilen Roberto Galate Xiaochang Gan Elaisa Iluminada Brozas Gaspar Laxmi Gurung Jiaqi Hou Vu Uyen Thi Huynh Sara Bucog Igot Jennilie Mijas Ilano Jessa Mae Sisican Janiola Udara Sithumini Jayasuriya Kuranage Perera Eunhye Jo Armadi Michelline Mante Jocoy Chitman Judge Aastha Kafle Siratpreet Kaur Masoumeh Khadamati Nga Yan Lam Yuet Ling Law Jannelle Marie Seno Lee Gino Paulo Franco Leones Yiwen Liang Fanni Liu Yilian Liu Carmencita Ella Camoro Longhay Kiven Alindajao Malazarte Mandeep Kaur Rachelle Mae Dela Cruz Manuel Wendy Bacani Marquez Margie Candol Molijon Dushantha Sampath Rajapaksha

Muthugalage Navdeep Kaur Ziqing Ni Nupur Chinwe Mary-Jane Okechukwu Winde Joyce Grace Oceja Olvido Amrita Pandey Hetavi Rumin Patel Saul Elias Paullo Zuniga Anjana Rauniyar Christa Joy Anaban Remolacio Lyka Joy Dator Ricare Julianne Marie Romero Ricardo Iii Salangsang Areerat Sedseekang Jinky Puno Serrano Garvita Sharma Mamta Sharma Angeela Shrestha


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Manish Shrestha Shubhpreet Kaur Alphy Alphonsa Simon Rajbir Singh Sodhi Yufeng Song Sukhpreet Kaur Yaya Sun Deepthi Surendran Nair Razel Liwanag Tabamo Gia Marie Tambis Ling Tang Amrita Theeng Aya Tonouchi Mary Jane Olais Villaflor Shuo Wang Yiyi Wang Jinlun Xie Sheung Ching Yeung Mei Zhang Xuan Zhang Wenshan Zhou Yichen Zhou

Bachelor of Nutrition Science with distinction – BNutrSc

Alyaa Aqilah Binte Mohamed Mokhee Mithilesh Foolmaun Shannon Ng Krattli Kim Toan Lai Hong Yin Leung Leong Hwee Ng Cam Duyen Ngo Viet Nga Nguyen Hong Nhu Mia Phan Li Xuan Natalie Tan Zhen Yu Ziyuan Zhao

Bachelor of Nutrition Science – BNutrSc

Chhorpornnearyroth Kim Janet Lee Kai Ling Patricia Limanto Raha Rajabigamasaei Sijia Shen Mengdie Tang

Bachelor of Occupational Therapy – BOccThy

Darren Jian Wei Liew Yi Man Lo

Bachelor of Psychological Science with distinction – BPsychSc

Channia Appa Sukhoo Samridhi Gupta Shelby Wan Ying Lim Ishika Makhija Soh Yi Ng Yen Nhi Nguyen Aanchal Rughani

Bachelor of Psychological Science – BPsychSc

Sandani Muthuama Maddumabandara Yami Jankhit Prajapati Benjamin Esteban Rojas Zarate Danish Barkat Samnani

Bachelor of Public Health and Health Promotion – BPubHealth&HealthProm

Ali Abdulkareem A Alenizy Nidya Binte Mohamed Ghazali

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Prizes and Awards

Deakin Award: Global Citizenship

Yung-Hsin Hsueh The Global Citizenship Award recognises the achievement of students who have demonstrated outstanding global citizenship through engagement in a range of activities that develop and demonstrate their interpersonal and intercultural capability across variable cultural contexts and global environments. This award recognises the importance of intercultural understanding and respect to the success of graduates, organisations and communities.

Sanjana Misra The Global Citizenship Award recognises the achievement of students who have demonstrated outstanding global citizenship through engagement in a range of activities that develop and demonstrate their interpersonal and intercultural capability across variable cultural contexts and global environments. This award recognises the importance of intercultural understanding and respect to the success of graduates, organisations and communities.

Catherine Zhang The Global Citizenship Award recognises the achievement of students who have demonstrated outstanding global citizenship through engagement in a range of activities that develop and demonstrate their interpersonal and intercultural capability across variable cultural contexts and global environments. This award recognises the importance of intercultural understanding and respect to the success of graduates, organisations and communities.


Yung-Hsin Hsueh This Deakin Hallmark recognises students who have contributed to communities through sustained and effective leadership. This award recognises the importance of leadership skills to the success of organisations and communities.

Shelby Wan Ying Lim This Deakin Hallmark recognises students who have contributed to communities through sustained and effective leadership. This award recognises the importance of leadership skills to the success of organisations and communities.

Paolo Miguel Masangcay This Deakin Hallmark recognises students who have contributed to communities through sustained and effective leadership. This award recognises the importance of leadership skills to the success of organisations and communities.

Catherine Zhang This Deakin Hallmark recognises students who have contributed to communities through sustained and effective leadership. This award recognises the importance of leadership skills to the success of organisations and communities.


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Doctoral Degrees


Most Nahida Akter Whose thesis is entitled: ‘A Game Theoretic Model of Transactive Energy Management in Interconnected Residential Microgrid Cluster.’

Summary This thesis has developed a local energy sharing and trading framework for residential microgrids and their clusters. The framework is developed based on the non-cooperative game and double auction theories to ensure benefits of all participants in the local energy market.

Principal Supervisor: Dr Apel Mahmud

School: Engineering

Tarandeep Kaur Bhatia Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Data Congestion in Vehicular Ad-hoc Networks.’

Summary This thesis contributes towards detecting, controlling, and further preventing the occurrence of data congestion in high- density Vehicular Ad-hoc Networks. The findings pointed that by using the proposed approaches there will be an enhancement in the performance of Vehicular Ad-hoc Networks scenarios and it will increase the safety of on-road vehicles.

Principal Supervisor: Professor Robin Ram Mohan Doss

School: Information Technology

Krista Lynn Bonfantine Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Water Management from Basin to Biofilm.’

Summary This research assessed the ecological impacts of an environmental flow prescription by comparing the stream microbiome in managed and unmanaged reaches. The findings indicated that environmental flow releases may produce an unnatural thermal regime and may not generate the same changes in the stream microbiome as natural flow pulses.

Executive Supervisor: Associate Professor Xavier Conlan

Co-supervisor: Dr Annalisa Durdle

School: Life and Environmental Sciences

Jacky Ming Jie Chen Whose thesis is entitled: ‘An Intelligent Trust-based Ensemble Model for Imbalanced Data in Predictive Maintenance.’

Summary This research focuses on developing a human-centric and artificial intelligence- based framework to solve challenging engineering problems within the realm of maintenance to be more predictive rather than reactive. This solves key operational and safety issues faced in asset management.

Principal Supervisor: Professor Chee Peng Lim

Institute: Intelligent Systems Research and Innovation

Deakin University

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Shammi Akter Ferdousi Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Investigation of Ionic Liquid Electrolytes and Sodium Metal Anodes.’

Summary This study focuses on the examination of ionic liquid electrolytes for high energy density sodium metal batteries, evaluating the electrolyte physicochemical and electrochemical properties, cycling performance of sodium metal electrodes, full cell cycling as device prototypes, formation of the solid electrolyte interphase (SEI) and post cycling surface analysis.

Principal Supervisor: Professor Patrick Howlett

Institute: Frontier Materials

Weththige Varunika Nishani Fernando Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Assessing Smallholder Farmers’ Vulnerability and adaptive capacity to climate change in Sri Lanka: Towards a Sustainable Livelihood framework.’

Summary This research sought to assess the vulnerability of smallholder farmers in Sri Lanka through the implementation of the Sustainable Livelihoods Framework. A case study area, Puttlam District in Sri Lanka and data analyses revealed that various biophysical, institutional and spiritual obstacles combine to make smallholders in Sri Lanka a particularly vulnerable group to climate change.

Principal Supervisor: Associate Professor Robert Faggian


Laura Garcia Quintana Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Designing Ionic Liquid Based Electrolytes for Controlling Sodium Superoxide Deposition.’

Summary This research furthers the knowledge in sustainable batteries, exploring new and safer electrolytes for sodium-air batteries. For that, the thesis explores electrolytes composed by ionic liquids and common organic solvents. A great deal of work focused on strategies to control the composition and chemistry of the discharge products generated during battery operation.

Principal Supervisor: Dr Cristina Pozo-Gonzalo


Sadegh Ghanei Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Wrinkling Study in Flexible Roll Forming of High Strength Components.’

Summary This research provides a new understanding of wrinkling initiation in the flexible roll forming process by considering experimental and numerical findings. This study establishes a link between wrinkling initiation and effective geometrical and material parameters. This thesis also proposes a comprehensive criterion to determine the onset of wrinkling.

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The An Ha Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Design of Carbon Based Air Cathodes For Sodium Oxygen Batteries Using Ionic Liquid Electrolytes.’

Summary This thesis focused on understanding how the carbon air cathode impacts the mechanism of sodium oxygen battery performance in cells using ionic liquid electrolytes, with an emphasis on the morphology and chemical composition of the carbon air cathode, as well as the introduction of an ionogel as a solid state electrolyte.

Principal Supervisor: Dr Cristina Pozo-Gonzalo


Kristal Nicole Kostoglou Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Functions of Communication across the Eggshell in Two Shorebird Species.’

Summary This thesis investigated possible functions of embryonic vocalisations and chick vocalisations in two ground-nesting shorebird species. The findings of this research support the growing body of literature that affirms that avian communication across the eggshell and immediately after hatching may serve several important functions.

Principal Supervisor: Associate Professor Mike Weston


Prasada Kumari Krishan Nair Saradamma Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Development of Robust Power Sharing Scheme for Multiple Islanded Microgrids.’

Summary This thesis addresses the problem of energy redistribution in multiple microgrids functioning under severe constraints. The major contribution of this thesis is to design an approach for the optimal energy redistribution while safeguarding the priority of loads based on the criticality.

Principal Supervisor: Dr Apel Mahmud

School: Engineering

Ragil Krishna Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Kinetic and Kinematic Capture of Peripheral Impairments for the Objective Assessment of Neurological Disorders.’

Summary This thesis investigates the potential to use automated versions of common peripheral limb tests to evaluate ataxia- related disability with regard to peripheral dysfunction. A novel device called the Ataxia Instrumented Measurement-Cup (AIM-C) was proposed capable of sensing certain kinematic and kinetic parameters of interest to quantify impairment levels, particularly while participants are engaged in daily activities. The findings pointed to the objective assessment of severity and disease progression while correlating with clinical scales.

Principal Supervisor: Professor Pubudu Pathirana

School: Engineering

Deakin University

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Milad Laghaei Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Photocatalytic Membrane Reactors of Nanoporous Three-Layered Structures for Carbon Dioxide Separation and Conversion.’

Summary This study investigated three-layered photocatalytic membrane reactors, including the nanoporous heterojunctions of vanadium and cerium-doped titanium oxides (semiconductors), sputtered on neat/activated carbon cloths (supports), followed by coating with Pebax®1657 (selective layer). This developed composite structure was utilised to effectively separate and convert carbon dioxide to other chemicals under solar-simulated irradiation.

Principal Supervisor: Professor Lingxue Kong


Prahlad Lamichhane Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Resilience and Adaptation to Climate Change in Smallholder Agriculture in Nepal.’

Summary The research explores climate change adaptation and resilience of smallholder agriculture in Nepal. Resilience of smallholder agriculture is empirically quantified for heterogeneous agroecosystems. Varying levels of resilience, adaptation motivation, and barriers are documented. Consultative bottom-up adaptation planning is recommended to enhance the resilience of smallholder agriculture to climatic change.

Principal Supervisor: Professor Brett Bryan


Thao Minh Le Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Deep Neural Networks for Visual Reasoning.’

Summary This thesis studied how machines learn to reason across vision and language with neural networks. The findings through a series of neural network models with application on visual question answering revealed different pivotal aspects of vision-language interactions to support the reasoning process in machine learning.

Principal Supervisor: Associate Professor Truyen Tran

Institute: Applied Artificial Intelligence

Huu Phuc Luong Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Bayesian Optimisation for Discrete, Missing and Cost-sensitive Inputs.’

Summary This thesis addresses three important problems in practical Bayesian optimisation: discrete inputs, missing values, and cost-sensitive inputs. Two novel approaches are proposed to allow the Bayesian optimisation approaches to be more applicable and successful where there are discrete or missing input values. A framework is proposed to handle a given optimisation budget in an elegant way that automatically selects a suitable searching strategy.

Executive Supervisor: Associate Professor Sunil Gupta

Co-supervisor: Associate Professor Santu Rana

Institute: Applied Artificial Intelligence


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Khoa Dinh Nguyen Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Towards An Objective Activities of Daily Living (ADL)-based Assessment of Upper Limb Ataxia.’

Summary This research investigated the feasibility of measuring functional impairments underlying a movement disorder, cerebellar ataxia, of individuals using wearable and embedded sensor technology. This was done by developing an instrumented system potential for assessing ataxia during daily activities for the purpose of neurorehabilitation.

Principal Supervisor: Professor Pubudu Pathirana

School: Engineering

Priya Pandey Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Stabilising Ionic Liquids and Nanoparticle Additives in Lubrication Applications: Synthesis, Formulations and Performance.’

Summary This project aims at developing a methodology for making ionic liquid and nano-particle oil miscible which are multi-functional and environmental friendly as lubricant additive.

Principal Supervisor: Dr Anthony Somers


Manish Purushottam Meshram Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Hot Deformation Studies of UDIMET 720LI.’

Summary This thesis investigated the influence of primary gamma prime precipitates on hot deformation flow stress, dynamic recrystallisation, and aging kinetics of secondary gamma prime precipitates. The cyclic response of the deformation flow curve for small strains suggests the occurrence of dynamic recrystallisation. High supersaturation favors faster precipitation kinetics of gamma prime precipitates while cooling and providing more time for Ostwald ripening at a higher temperature.

Principal Supervisor: Professor Matthew Barnett


Thushan Kaveendra Pathirana Senadhi Pathiranalage Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Understanding and Improving Lithium Metal Anode Performance in Lithium Metal Batteries.’

Summary This thesis investigated how the formation step affects the long-term cycling of lithium metal batteries using phosphonium based ionic liquid electrolytes. By optimising parameters such as current density, cycling protocol, areal capacity and substrate modification lithium metal anode performance was substantially improved making it comparable with near-commercial standards.

Principal Supervisor: Professor Patrick Howlett


Deakin University

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Chayakan Siamphukdee Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Conceptualising Sensitive Design Patterns in Adaptive Reuse of Industrial Architecture.’

Summary This research examines design sensitivity in adaptive reuse of industrial architecture. It explores the history and theory of adaptive reuse in the 1970s, reviewing three critical disciplines: heritage conservation, architectural practice, and architectural critic. The theories are conceptualised into a new framework to analyse how adaptive reuse designs correspond to industrial architecture and its character.

Principal Supervisor: Associate Professor Mirjana Lozanovska

School: Architecture and Built Environment

Alejo Andres Silvarrey Barruffa Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Climate Change Effects on Eutrophication: Linking Remote Sensing and Land Use to Support Environmental Decision Making.’

Summary This research provided new insights into the likely effects of climate change on eutrophication and Cyanobacteria Algae Blooms as well as feasible ways of tackling these serious environmental problems. These insights fill an important knowledge gap for better informing sustainable actions and institutional frameworks in water systems.

Principal Supervisor: Associate Professor Victor Sposito


Sumaira Tasnim Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Investigation of Advanced Machine Learning Methods for Wind Power Prediction.’

Summary The thesis explored the potential of the new generation machine learning methods for accurately predicting wind power. State of art Ensemble learning, transfer learning, and deep learning methods are explored. Experimental results demonstrated promising prediction results.

Principal Supervisor: Professor Aman Maung Than Oo

School: Engineering

Jingshi Wang Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Fabrication of Tight Ultra-Filtration Membranes Using Plasma Polymerisation Techniques.’

Summary This work investigated the efficient routes for the fabrication of semi-permeable thin films for desalination using plasma polymerisation technology. The material properties of the plasma polymerised thin films were investigated in relation to plasma parameters and membrane performance. The cross-linked structure and the distribution of the chemical domains across the film surfaces were specially studied using the synchrotron macro attenuated total reflection – Fourier transforms infrared (macro-ATR-FTIR) at the sub-nano level.

Principal Supervisor: Professor Lingxue Kong



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Hao Yu Whose thesis is entitled: ‘A Study on Australian Soft Rolling Skin Wool.’

Summary This study has investigated the softness performance of Australian Soft Rolling Skin (SRS) and conventional merino (CM) wool. The findings have revealed that SRS wool has softer handle than CM wool because of lower curvature, scale height, ortho to cortex ratio, modulus and higher moisture regain, while SRS wool is better for tensile properties.

Principal Supervisor: Professor Xungai Wang


Master Degrees

Master of Engineering (Research) – MEng(Res)

Yuxi Ma Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Mechanical Exfoliation of Two-dimensional Transition Metal Oxides for Water Purification.’

Summary The study investigated parameters involved during the high energy ball milling method with the assistance of urea to synthesis the functional Molybdenum trioxide nanosheets. Meanwhile, the as-prepared Molybdenum trioxide nanosheets were utilised to remove Rhodamine B from aqueous solutions, in which the adsorption capacity and possible high-performance reasons were analysed. The findings provide a potentially efficient way to purify water.

Principal Supervisor: Associate Professor Weiwei Lei


Master of Science (Research) – MSc(Res)

Lila Jung Gurung Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Climate Change Impacts on Ecosystem Services and Adaptation for Managing Non-timber Forest Products in Nepal.’

Summary This research explores the full range of provisioning and cultural ecosystem services of non-timber forest products (NTFPs) and investigates local peoples’ perception of climate change, its impacts on NTFPs, adaptation responses, and barriers. Climate change impacted the availability of NTFPs and their benefits. Several adaptation practices were constrained by numerous factors.

Principal Supervisor: Professor Brett Bryan


Gurdeep Singh Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Wearable IoT Framework for Patient Emergencies in Smart Healthcare.’

Summary Focus of this research is on the development of a wearable IoT framework for patient emergencies in smart healthcare. The work aims to leverage ambient technologies specifically wearables to develop an early warning system for patient emergencies. This system will enhance emergency response procedures, contribute in real-time monitoring, notification, alarm and navigation processes to promote health and rehabilitation for individuals in different healthcare scenarios.

Principal Supervisor: Professor Robin Ram Mohan Doss

School: Information Technology

Deakin University

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Master of Applied Artificial Intelligence – MAAI

Linda George Rishiram Rohith Kumar Malla Varun Kumar Vanga

Master of Applied Artificial Intelligence (Professional) – MAAI(Prof)

Rohan Man Amatya Anand Bidwalkar Adriano Martins De Jesus Nguyen Hung Son Akriti Verma Ninad Gokul Wadekar

Master of Architecture – MArch Abdulqawiy Kolapo Abdulraheem Anshu Sunil Agarwal Pranav Agarwal Parshati Samirbhai Almoula Alna Paul Jenny Yav Nsamb Ayind Khushbu Bansal Lakshmi Vyshnavi Challagulla Hong Liang Chen Treesa Mariya Danty Dency Achamma Thomas Shweta Atul Dhongde Ashik Charles Dsouza Goh Joe Lim Hazuwanlee Bin Hanifah Parth Jitendrabhai Hingu Mathew Parambil Jacob Akshay Anant Jadhav Akshit Jain Sanjana Jain Olivia Jing Jong Reneeta Jose Sneha Rajan Joshi Shubham Kaushik Ashmika Anil Kelapure Kellian Singh Dikshant Jayesh Kesaria Natalie Ho Wai Kong Lau Siaw Huan Jun Hui Low

Edward Lukman Monal Mayank Majmundar Aishwarya Mhatre Abirami Mohan Sparsha Mohan Siti Sarah Jasmine Binti Mohd Azmin Amna Naeem Varun Nallapeta Hariprakash Mannat Pahwa Lilu Palakkappilly John Zicin Pua Shreyansh Ghanshyambhai Ramani Rahul Rana Tanmay Rathi Rajvi Sanjaysinh Rathod Arpit Lokendra Sanghvi Priyesh Jayesh Shah Shelia Ling Wen Yee Maheem Vipul Shroff Simpson Chin Jiunn Yih Sineal Yap Fui Yee Sruthi Sreekumar Vinalbahen Pravinkumar Sutariya Tanay Rajesh Swami Timothy Wei Shen Tan Tang Ze Zheng Jithin Thomas Jia Min Tiong Varghese Manakalathil Jacob Ankita Ashok Vernekar Minh Tan Vu Wan Yasmin Wan Rahimi Shah Tongze Wei

Master of Biotechnology and Bioinformatics – MBiotech&Bioinf

Ananthy Kugathasan

Master of Construction Management – MCM

Bhavishay Rao Sibbadi Shrikant Pankaj Vasani


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Master of Construction Management (Professional) – MCM(Prof)

Muhammad Hafiz Abdulla Aarshiya Avnish Agrawal Hardik Ambani Krunal Rajubhai Anghan Panduranga Manikanta Ankem Sudhun Arunachalam Krishnamoorthy Ekta Chimanbhai Avaiya Abishek Balamurugan Ashwini Basavaraj Bandi Suchitha Bapu Purshotham Begari Udit Bhati Tanshen Bhattarai Tirth Bhadreshbhai Bhavsar Surya Vamsi Bhogavilli Manoj Reddy Bolla Juan Sebastian Carvajal Orostegui Chandu Sai Chadalavada Navya Sree Chanumolu Dhruv Ketanbhai Chauhan Harini Ashokkumar Chauhan Chieh Chih Chen Sheena Cherian Nikhil Parthu Chitteti Krishna Keshav Devineni Akilesh Dhiraj Shikhar Dixit Warnakulasuriya Sahani Shanthini

Fernando Rushit Jasmatbhai Gabani Damini Ramanand Gaikwad Tushar Ashok Ganure Saicharan Gardas George John Balakrishna Sai Ghanta Abhishek Goel Gokul Gopakumar Mohammad Kausar Haque Harikrishnan Rajath Bangalore Harish Revanth Harsha Sandun Tharaka Perera Hector Clement Roshni Jayantibhai Hirpara Sharanya Jain Hosurdurga Anil Kumar Jing Huang Sheila Achieng Ivenne

Justin Jacob Sneha Jacob Sankith Jain Jessline Joe Cherian Sai Vineeth Jogula Jeny John Meera Jose Srinivas Sastry Josyula Sandun Madushanka Chandraratne

Kahandawala Arachchige Don Vaishnav Vasanth Kanathi Parakandi Rohith Kancharla Devadathan Kannathussery Shaji Muhammad Faraz Khan Muhammad Issa Khan Ubaid Khan Nabin Khatri Prakash Lalchand Khatri Sriram Kolasani Manoj Kore Shalika Anuradhi Kumarihamy Abeyrathne

Kosthanne Kadawatha M Mogileswararao Kotha Jason Inocencio Kotker Nikhil Kumar Krishnamohan Kummari Dinakar Kurapati Varun Sai Kurapati Varunya Lingeswaran Jiayi Liu Likhita Naga Chaitanya Maddala Sapna Hasmukhbhai Manani Tejus Manchegowda Sai Jaya Tarun Mattaparthi Ehethesham Zaki Mohammed Anandhan Mohan Anjali Mohanakumar Athira Moncy Vishnu Ram Nagaraj Money Sekharan Sachin Murali Harshitha Muthuraj Natasha Manga Mwaita Arunraj Peethambaran Nair Venkatesh Narasimhalu Naidu Jayaram Venkata Prafulla Kumar Narra Nischal Madhu Thej Kiran Pamulapati Jubin Panachamala Joseph Bharg Govindlal Patel

Deakin University

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Aldrin Peter Tejeshwar Reddy Pulichintha Venkata Srinivas Chowdary Pulivarthi Sai Surya Tej Rachakonda Rakshitharaj Puttaraju Shyam Raj Rangaraj Sahithi Rasamalla Gowtham Ramakrishna Reddy Venkata Ramana Regalla Gitanshu Saboo Mariya Saji Akanksha Jayesh Salvi Sanjay Nidhi Saraswat Rushabh Shah Bharat Sharma Amil Gopal Shingala Siddharth Biju Haritha Sivadas Ramu Somisetty Saurabh Pravin Sonje Bishnu Kumar Subba Ushandan Subramaniam Basil Sunil Ehtesham Ahmed Syed Sai Vishnu Talagadadeevi Kirankrishna Tathireddy Manu Thomas Himani Timbadia Alan Tom Sweety Manoj Trivedi Vindhya Udaya Kumar Darshana Hemant Udhane Varghese Vadakkelan Davis Venkata Sathya Sai Kumar Sarma Vaduguru Jenish Mansukhlal Vaishnani Prinu Varkey Sruthii Venkata Subaramani Vishnuprasad Vinodukumar Rishikesh Dnyaneshwar Wagh Zifan Wang Arosha Dhananji Withana Kankanamalage Siqi Xu Rajesh Yadla Bhanu Prakash Yamsani Manali Trivikram Yeole Muhammad Qaisar Zia

Master of Cyber Security – MCyberSec

Achmad Mustafa Kemal Kirti Navita Mingren Qin Rohan Tomar Dakorim Ibinabo Wokoma

Master of Cyber Security (Professional) – MCyberSec(Prof)

Venkata Pavana Naga Manasa Bharthipudi Satwik Dondapati Lakshya Garg Kartik Garhia Kajal Chandrakant Gautam Sreelakshmi Gopi Effra Altaf Haqani Jesbinder Singh Amandeep Kaur Anand Kayikkara Anilkumar Ajin Augustine Kizhakkeveettil Antony Anil Vinay Naga Vamsi Kottala Manisha Nyma Mundampra Amit Narwal Navneet Kaur Niveda Govinda Rajan Ravdeep Singh Ayushmaan Sahejpal Simranjeet Kaur Sai Charan Tangella

Master of Data Analytics – MDataAnalytics

Veda Sai Mandava


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Master of Data Science – MDataSc Eldho Aleyas Thomas Jinto Antony Vamsi Krishna Bathina Ashith Bhandary Sai Krishna Burela Yang Cao Clive Paschol Crasto Abdul Moiz Farooq Ramya Govindaraj Selvaraj Sanket Sujit Gupte Christy Jose Hrishikesh Mahesh Joshi Arpita Ashok Kawale Varun Manoharbhai Kewlani Muhammad Najeeb Ullah Khan Talha Khan Navya Sushmitha Kovuru Alina Kriutchenko Hrithik Lega Vinayaka Vivekananda Malgi Shoaib Maqbool Pranav Mishra Kavya Sri Munnangi Sampritha Niranjan Swamy Rahul Reddy Nune Austin Xavier Palakunnel Samiksha Satish Patil Jayasuriya Mahathelge Shamalie

Nirmali S Peiris Sai Sravan Prabhala Praniha Reddy Vari Blaise Joseph Rumao Suhana Saini Shibendu Sanyal Lahari Sayeni Anson Sebastian Arash Shabanpour Abdullah Siddiqi Anjali Singh Ashritha Srikande Manasa Turupu Utkarsh Harish Rao Veerapaneni Bhargava Sai Kiran Vulisi Dong Zhu Muhammad Bilal Zulfiqar

Master of Engineering – MEng Daniel Alejandro Botero Del Rio Yenuri Binushika Jayasinghe Cloudius Sithole Yang Zhou

Master of Engineering (Professional) – MEng(Prof)

Abishek Oommen Haifa Hamad Omar Al Makhladi Mohammed Salem M Almansour Amanpreet Singh Rohit Janardhan Anchan Chukwuka Jarod Andrew Nikhil Aneja Angad Saini Vasudev Arigela Asif Ali Asgar Ali Anurag Avidi Manik Bansal Bhagdeep Singh Akshita Bora Jeshwanth Reddy Challamalla Talha Arshad Chaudary Zhiting Chen Teja Vakul Diwakar Chowdavarapu Joseph Davis Pranjali Jagdishbhai Dodiya Glenn Daniel Dsouza Vaibhav Dua Rupali Dumpala Sai Prashanth Ega Muhammad Furqan Farooq Rahul Chetan Gajjar Arumuga Arkesh Ganesan Manjanath Raju Gowda Gurinder Pal Singh Venkata Sai Shashank Jasty Jithin Francis Deepu John Pavan Joshi Ajay Kalathil Kooloth Meethal Anvesh Babu Kamireddy Prashant Devchandbhai Kapopara Vijay Vamsi Katuri Twinkle Kaur Muhammad Shakaib Khan Navid Ahmad Khan

Deakin University

Wednesday 8 Decem


Hemanth Sourabh Kopalle Supriya Koyyada Manoj Kutty Padeettathil Manilal Pongsit Lohmahadej Namitha Rose Mathew Waleed Minhas Yousuf Mohammed Hashem Mazen Fawzi Mughrabi Khurram Shehzad Muzammil Nitesh Nakirikanti Rakesh Reddy Nandikonda Ayushi Samir Nevatia Viona Wanjiru Ngigi Loc An Nguyen Jinendhu Odamparambil Vijayan Asif Palapparambil Moideen Rohan Pathak Venkata Rattayya Chowdary Paturi Nimisha Mathew Pookkoden Arjun Rajan Sreekala Rallabhandi Ranbir Singh Kunal Rathi Rizwan Ahmed Rupinder Singh Sahib Bir Singh Sreelakshmi Sajeev Kumar Sangeeth Santhosh Kumar Atul Sehgal Sophy Shaju Akshit Sharma Swaroop Shetty Tarunbir Singh Ashish Solanki Bala Gangadhar Tilak Reddy Somala Adarsh Sudharsanakumar Sumanpreet Kaur Shilpa Reetha Sunil Ronak Tayenjam Sanju Thekkumkattil Anil Rahul Thiddil Rohit Shaji Thomas Bhargav Chowdary Thottempudi Sachinsuhas Venugopalan Raman Virdi Chaohui Xu Mashood Zafar

Master of Information Technology – MIT

Leelaka Indira Adassuriyage Don Abdulrahman Abdullah S Alzahrani Zilin Guo Qiaoli Wang Xiao Wei Yang Xu

Master of Information Technology (Professional) – MIT(Prof)

Usman Ahmad Hamza Akram Nikitha Amblumane Bhaskar Harshavardhan Reddy Dachepalli Greeshma Dantla Dhaval Ghanshyamsinh Darbar Ozween Silvanus Dcunha Simran Rashpal Dhillon Jeevan Loyd Fernandes Muhammad Hassan Ishan Jain Bhanupriya Jena Caroline Cherop Kamar Jasdeep Kaur Collins Kiprotich Keter Shavy Khanna Pawan Kumar Aamir Malik Pranali Jayawant Mandhare Muhammad Ahmad Masood Fuqraz Mehmood Joel Miranda Nayeem Mohamed Rohit Nag Emmanuel Chinedu Okonkwo Bishal Pandey Nikhita Meria Paul Hassan Abbas Rahupoto Sumiya Sultana Shaik Samir Shrestha Surya Teja Talari Keshav Talwar Eric Ajuruchukwu Ugwuoke Mashal Valliani Nikita Vijay Wadekar


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Master of Landscape Architecture – MLandscapeArch

Antou Diao Guanhua Gao Xinyu Gong Que Huong Mai Vaishnavi Jeeya Rupeeja Han Zhang

Master of Sustainability – MSus Manika


Graduate Certificate of Construction Management – GCertCM

Karthika Durairaj

Graduate Certificate of Data Analytics – GCertDataAnalytics

Mikhail Robert Jagunich

Graduate Certificate of Information Technology – GCertIT

Pavandeep Kaur Dhillon

Bachelor Degrees

Bachelor of Civil Engineering (Honours) – BCivEng(Hons)

Ayaat Nibras Aziz Junxi Cai Xiaoyi Feng Gargi Gupta Yasith Laksahan Handapangoda Naveen Levanjith Henakankanamage Nisal Chandula Jayaweera Hasan Muttakin Dulinda Udayanga Rahubadde Kankanamge Sandani Kalpana Bandara Rathnayaka

Mudiyanselage Manooj Khumaar Saravanan Siddhita Soni Malshara Sandeepani Perera Walikalage Prabhashi Kaushalya Bandara Weerakoon

Mudiyanselage Vidanagamage Mithushi Kanjana

Wickramasinghe Amila Sachintha Jayaweera Wijayamunige

Bachelor of Construction Management (Honours) – BCM(Hons)

Aakash S. A. A. R. Yuxiang Ding Yaxin Du Yuxuan Li Ziyan Lu Yiwei Lu Trung Nhan Ngo Hao Xu Zihao Zeng Jiarong Zhang Peijun Zhong

Bachelor of Electrical and Electronics Engineering (Honours) – BElec&ElecEng(Hons)

Abdullah Anwar Thanh Phong Chau Kaifan Jiang Himesh Prabasha Kahanda Koralege Lasith Belindra Perinpanayagam Qianling Yang

Bachelor of Information Technology (Honours) – BIT(Hons)

Shuaijun Chen Huynh Thanh Thien Pham Vireakpheakkdey Tiv Vincenntius Patrick Tunas Yichen Wan

Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering (Honours) – BMechEng(Hons)

Mohammed Aqeel A Alhaji Taher Hussain T Alnasser Rashmika Hiththaragedara Maulik Jain Muhammad Babur Nabeel Khan Jialun Li Yucong Pu Hashan Chandima Urala Gamage Shuohan Wang Po-Liang Yeh

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Bachelor of Mechatronics Engineering (Honours) – BMechtEng(Hons)

Haozhi Chen Hemavani Sayakobi Dan Virah-Sawmy

Bachelor of Software Engineering (Honours) – BSoftEng(Hons)

Abdelrahman Emadeldin Mohamed Afifi Ravindu Liyanapathirana

Bachelor of Biomedical Science with distinction – BBiomedSc

Malak Masoud Habib Al Butrani Mohammed Saad H Alamri Marian Risandi Rishanda Bopagoda Yien Chee Chew Kim Ngan Dang Kathya Kaveesha Fernando Vinay Pritish Heredia To Uyen Le Don Valentino Ayeshmantha Shirohan

Moderagamage Reshma Zeenath Mohamed Riyas Mohammad Talha Nizami Gia Uyen Quach Shashwat Sharma Sarmin Sultana Sahil Thakur Kavindi Mandeera Walpita Gamage Keshava Pramudith Weeratunge

Bachelor of Biomedical Science – BBiomedSc

Sarah Abdullah M Alsalamin Thai Son Dinh Sophia Kaur Gill Dileesha Godellawatta Nikini Amandhi Hikkaduwage Jing Yee Leong Nurhidayah Binti Mohd Lukman Kowmica Skandarajah Inayat Sood Thanaphone Vongnakhone Dickpitiya Gamathige Yehan Kaumal

Wijedasa Sharon Angeline Yusman

Bachelor of Computer Science with distinction – BCompSc

Sadia Binte Ali Khalid Salem M Alnahdi Asim Arshad Yuanzhe Hou Vishrut Jain Abhishek Kapoor Tien Manh Nguyen Iftekhar Qureshi Syed Ali Asher Sadiq Achal Srivastava Madhuvaishali Thakoor Hongwei Xiang

Bachelor of Computer Science – BCompSc

Sakshi Agrawal Xiaopeng Chen Yuxing Ding Abhijeet Dutta Sameed Khan Ashar Naeem Brahakmanage Pramuk Avishka Perera Abdul Wassay Piracha Neelkumar Chiragkumar Shah

Bachelor of Cyber Security with distinction – BCyberSec

Geetika Chadda Davinderjeet Kaur Haritha Bhanu Dissanayake Dissanayake

Liyanage Muhammad Anas Iqbal Khushpinder Singh Muhammad Zohair Kirmani Shahnawaaz Ali Meer Navpreet Kaur Laiba Samar Priyanka Sharma Hrushat Miteshbhai Umraniya


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Bachelor of Cyber Security – BCyberSec

Mir Firdaws Ahmed Chin Fung Fan Siyu Kong Heshaam Rehman Sonu Saji Ahamed Naadhish Yahya Guanbo Yun

Bachelor of Design (Architecture) with distinction – BDes(Arch)

Poh Sing Nikkie Chia Irene Joseph Hamid Reza Jalali Jek Kee Lim Xin Yi Wong

Bachelor of Design (Architecture) – BDes(Arch)

Tu Anh Dang David Juliano Douce Lai Ping Fung Bin Hong Desmond Li Disha Panwar Sunim Rai Yash Anil Savla Dylan Yu Xing Soh Manali Bhavinkumar Soni Vidhi Thapar Anushka Rajendra Thite Yue Yoong Chian

Bachelor of Environmental Science (Environmental Management and Sustainability) – BEnvSc(EnvMgt&Sus)

Jia Liu Minh Hieu Nguyen Muhammadfa-Is Yakat

Bachelor of Environmental Science (Marine Biology) with distinction – BEnvSc(MarBiol)

Maverick Reginaldo Ferretti Htet Aung

Bachelor of Environmental Science (Wildlife and Conservation Biology) with distinction – BEnvSc(Wild&ConsBiol)

Dhivyah Muthaiah

Bachelor of Environmental Science (Wildlife and Conservation Biology) – BEnvSc(Wild&ConsBiol)

Mady Johana Garzon Laverde

Bachelor of Forensic Science with distinction – BForensicSc

Sundos Sulaiman Hamed Al Ghafri Janani D/O Manickam

Bachelor of Forensic Science – BForensicSc

Arwa Abdullah Said Al Saadi Needhi Ramchurn

Bachelor of Information Technology with distinction – BIT

Anushka Banerjee Hai Dang Dao Sukham Mittal Ngo Cong Thanh Nguyen Viet Tung Nguyen Nievedha P Karthikeyan Divyen Pravinbhai Patel Amin Rajbanshi Xiufeng Shi Yuxiang Sun Thiloka Purnajith Withanage

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Bachelor of Information Technology – BIT

Mohamed Shiham Abdul Jaleel Mohamed Mahir Abrar Faraz Ahmed Muntasir Arrib Ahmed Hassan Arif Mohammed Abdullah M Asiri Minyue Cai Huan Cao Jun Cao Xuan Khanh Do Yoshel Nadeeshan Eran Xuanyang He Yuli Hu Tanavi Chandramouli Iyer Xinhao Jiang Saditha Anjalee Jayasooriya Kariyawasam

Marathigngna G Haodong Ke Kok Yien Kuan Mengsi Li Rongrong Li Yuxuan Liu Yufei Lyu Jaskirat Singh Malhi Anh Dung Nguyen Jiahao Pan Akanksha Reddy Pandiri Vashishtha Nareshkumar Patel Tianyu Peng Thanuj Mihiran Perera Abdullah Qadeer Ian Ricardo Ridwan Abdulmajid Ali Ahmed Saleh Sami-Ur-Rehman Kenneth Paul Sanchez Chengchen Shen Kian Kiat Sim Jiateng Tao Riya Thapa Jun Wang Ning Wang Steew Rayan Jediyan Fernando

Warnakulasuriya Shuyan Ye Xiuwen Yue Zhehao Zhou

Bachelor of Science with distinction – BSc

Kei Wai Brendan Chau Hoang Diem Ngan Phan

Diplomas

Diploma of Science and Technology – DipScTech

Trung Nghia Lam Chenna Kesava Sai Prasangi

Prizes and Awards


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