We would like to congratulate all recipients of RANZCR College Awards and Prizes usually presented at the College’s Annual Ceremony during the Annual Scientific Meeting.
We likewise congratulate all recipients of the Sponsored Awards and Prizes presented by our supporters.
View the full 1949–2022 list of recipients
The College offers a range of grants, awards and Fellowships for Fellows, Educational Affiliates and trainees. The following pages include information about the opportunities available and how to apply or nominate someone you know.
This grant is available for junior doctors and medical students who identify as Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander or Maori for funds to contribute to their costs to attend the 2023 RANZCR Annual Scientific Meeting in Brisbane from 19-22 October 2023.
Applications closed on 18 August 2023.
This newly established award acknowledges individuals - members and non-members - whose contributions have had a significant positive impact on their community and/or society more broadly, either within or outside the fields of clinical radiology and radiation oncology.
Nominations NOW EXTENDED TO 31 AUGUST 2023.
2023 RANZCR Community Services Award Guidelines
2023 RANZCR Community Services Award Nomination Form
College Honours celebrate the important contribution clinical radiologists and radiation oncologists make to the health of patients across Australia, New Zealand and Singapore, and recognise the outstanding dedication from members to the College and the professions.
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A variety of opportunities are available to support research projects and foster a culture of research at the College.
Apply for a Research Award or Grant
The College offers a range of Fellowships each year to support members in their continuing education and to further their knowledge and expertise.
The College's International Development Fund provides small grants for overseas development work that will improve patient care.
The purpose of the RANZCR Annual Indigenous Scholarship is to attract doctors who identify as being either of Aboriginal, Torres Strait Islander or Māori heritage to one of the RANZCR training programs, and to support these trainees during their studies in either clinical radiology or radiation oncology. Up to six annual scholarships of up to AU$5,000 each are available to be used towards educational activities.
Examination prizes acknowledge trainees' success in the College examinations.
Prizes are available to encourage members to submit scientific papers and exhibits, and to support trainees to attend the College's Annual Scientific Meetings.