FMAA Rewards High Achieving Australian Students @matrixthinker

The Financial Management Association of Australia was established in 1990 at the University of Melbourne to foster business connections and recognise the importance of networking. With the continuing support of our Gold and Founding Sponsor, the Macquarie Group, the FMAA actively promotes the career awareness of students and facilitates involvement in business-related activities. The FMAA is an independent student body which works closely with the Department of Finance and the Faculty of Business & Economics.

Over the years, the FMAA has rapidly become one of the most dynamic and enthusiastically supported student bodies on campus, enjoying a strong reputation for energy and professionalism. The success of the FMAA has seen it expand nationally to the University of Sydney in 1994, the University of Queensland in 1995, the University of New South Wales in 2009 and Monash University in 2012.

The FMAA has over 4,500 student members nationally. The genuine value offered to members underlies our continual growth and stamps the Association as the largest professionally focused student organisation in Australia.

PRIZES & OPPORTUNITIES

University of Melbourne     
FMAA First Year High Achiever Award

Aims to inspire, encourage and reward excellence in students from the Faculty of Business & Economics at the University of Melbourne. It presents a unique opportunity for a student to engage with industry and make positive steps towards preparing for their future career. Awarded to 1 student each year and receives $2,000 to contribute to educational expenses. Professional mentoring with a representative from Macquarie Group.

FMAA Prize for Finance

Awarded to the student who achieves the highest mark in Finance 1 (FNCE10001).

University of Sydney     
FMAA Prize in Corporate Finance I

Established in 2010 by donation from the Financial Management Association of Australia. Awarded annually (one award for semester 1 and one award for semester 2) on the recommendation of the Head of Department of Finance to the most proficient student in FINC2011 Corporate Finance I.

University of Queensland     
FMAA Corporate Finance Prize

Rewarded for excellence in Corporate Finance. The student who achieves the highest mark in Corporate Finance (FINM3401) receives $1,000 to contribute to educational expenses.

University of New South Wales     
FMAA First Year All Rounder Prize

Established in 2014, this award aims to inspire, encourage and reward excellence in students from the Australian School of Business at the University of New South Wales. It presents a unique opportunity for an All Rounder student to engage with industry and make positive steps towards preparing for their future career. Awarded to 1 student each year and receives $1,000 to contribute to educational expenses. The recipient will also receive professional mentoring with a representative from Macquarie Group.

FMAA Prize in Finance

This annual prize, by the donation from the Financial Management Association of Australia, is awarded to the most proficient student in FINS3625 Applied Corporate Finance.

FMAA Prize in Accounting

This annual prize, by the donation from the Financial Management Association of Australia, is awarded to the most proficient student in ACCT1511 Accounting and Financial Management 1B.

For more information please visit http://fmaa.com.au/opportunities/all-jobs-and-opportunities/fmaa-prizes-at-each-branch