Welcome to the website for the 28^th Australasian Association for Engineering Education (AAEE) Annual Conference. AAEE-2017 is being hosted by Macquarie University Dept. of Engineering, and will be held at the Manly Novotel, Sydney, 10-13^th December 2017. Manly is a lively beach-side suburb only 30 minutes by ferry from Circular Quay in Sydney.

  The theme for AAEE-2017 is “Integrated Engineering”, which covers a range of sub-themes, such as:

• Integration of theory and practice in the learning and teaching process
• Interdisciplinary and cross-disciplinary engineering programs and learning environments
• Integration of teaching and research in the engineering training process
• The role and impact of engineering students and educators in the wider community
• Systems perspectives on engineering education.

Integration is also about connections, e.g. between students and teachers, between students in learning together, and between educational institutions and industry and wider society in the engineering education process.

We look forward to seeing you in Manly for a productive and enjoyable event at AAEE-2017, the primary conference in the region for dissemination of scholarship and best practice in engineering education.

Professor Graham Town
General Chair, AAEE-2017
School of Engineering, Macquarie University,
NSW 2109. AUSTRALIA

Registration

Registration is open to all persons interested in Integrated Engineering and Engineering Education.

All persons intending to attend the Conference must complete a Registration Form.  Please read the following registration information before you complete the Registration Form.  Should you experience any difficulties please contact the Conference Managers at aaee2017@arinex.com.au.

Registration Fee	Early Bird Rate Available until 5 October 2017*	Standard Rate From 6 October 2017+
Full Conference Delegate Registration	$925.00	$995.00
Student Registration	$500.00	$550.00
Day Registration	$450.00	$450.00

* To be entitled to the Early Bird Rate, you must have registered and paid by 5 October 2017.

+ Same registration cost for on-the-day registration at the conference.

Exhibitors should refer to the Exhibition Manual for their registration details and entitlements.

Register Today!  https://arinex.eventsair.com/aaee-2017/form1/Site/Register

Registration Fee	Full Registration	Student Registration	Day Delegate Registration (available for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.)
Attendance at Conference sessions	✓	✓	✓
Name badge, a list of delegates sent electronically	✓	✓	✓
Morning/afternoon teas and lunches as per the program	✓	✓	✓
Access to the Trade Exhibition during advertised times	✓	✓	✓
Welcome Reception and Conference Dinner	✓	✓

Registration Entitlements

The registration fee entitles Full Conference delegates to the following:

• Attendance at Conference sessions
• Name badge, a list of delegates sent electronically
• Morning/afternoon teas and lunches as per the program
• Access to the Trade Exhibition during advertised times
• Welcome Reception and Conference Dinner

Student Registration

A student is defined as a holder of a student identification card from a recognised tertiary or secondary educational institution or a holder of an international student card.  Students must be studying full-time to qualify for the discounted rate.

Student registrants are same entitlements as full registration entitlements.

Please note:  A copy of your student identification card must be sent to the Conference Managers at aaee2017@arinex.com.au.  Without this copy, the full registration fee will be charged.

Day Delegate Registration

Day registrations are available for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.

Day delegate registrants are entitled to the following:

• Attendance at Conference sessions on the nominated day of attendance
• Name badge, a list of delegates sent electronically
• Morning/afternoon teas and lunches as per the program on the nominated day of attendance
• Access to the Trade Exhibition during advertised times on the nominated day of attendance

 

Credit card payments and other Payment Options

Online registration is preferred. Please visit our secure online https://arinex.eventsair.com/aaee-2017/form1/Site/Register to register and book your accommodation in ‘real time’. Please note all online registrations require immediate payment via credit card. Accepted credit cards: MasterCard, Visa and American Express. All transactions by credit card will appear on your statement as payment to ‘Conference by Arinex’. Please note that a credit card surcharge applies on all credit card payments.

Acknowledgements

Your registration and payment will be acknowledged via email with confirmation of your requirements according to your registration form. Your registration will not be processed or confirmed if payment does not accompany your form.

Other payment options: If you are unable to pay via credit card please contact the Conference Managers for assistance at aaee2017@arinex.com.au.

Cancellation and Refund Policy

Cancellations must be notified in writing to the Conference Managers at aaee2017@arinex.com.au.

Registration Fees

Cancellations before Wednesday 6 September 2017 will incur a $50 cancellation fee. Cancellations on or before Wednesday 25 October 2017 will incur a 50% cancellation fee.  Cancellations after Wednesday 25 October 2017 will receive no refund.

Accommodation

Accommodation information will be included in the Online Registration form shortly.  Should you have pre-registered to attend the Conference and require accommodation, please contact the Conference Managers aaee2017@arinex.com.au to secure your accommodation.

One night’s deposit must be paid at the time of booking to guarantee reservation. Deposits are non-refundable at Wednesday 25 October 2017.

Social Function Fees:

Payments are non-refundable at Wednesday 8 November 2017.

Entrance to the Conference

Each delegate will receive a name badge upon registration. The badge will be your official pass and must be clearly visible at all times to obtain entry to all sessions and to the social function. The Conference Managers expect appropriate behavior from attendees and reserve the right to revoke the badge and privileges of anyone behaving in an inappropriate manner.

Insurance

Registration fees do not include insurance of any kind. It is strongly recommended that at the time you register for the Conference and book your travel you take out an insurance policy of your choice. The policy should include loss of fees/deposit through cancellation of your participation in the Conference, or through cancellation of the Conference, loss of international/domestic air fares through cancellation for any reason, loss of tour monies through cancellation for any reason including airline or related services strikes within Australia, failure to utilise tours or pre booked arrangements due to airline delay, Force Majeure or any other reason, medical expenses (including sickness and accident cover), loss or damage to personal property, additional expenses and repatriation should travel arrangements have to be altered. The Conference Managers cannot take any responsibility for any participant failing to arrange their own insurance. This insurance is to be purchased in your country of origin.

Disclaimer

The program is correct at the time of publishing.  The organisers reserve the right to delete, modify or alter items from the program or to delete, modify or alter any aspect of the Conference timetabling and delivery at their sole discretion and without notice.  Neither the host organisation nor the meeting organisers will accept any liability for any loss or inconvenience caused to any party consequent to such changes.

The Conference Managers reserve the right to use any recordings whether audio or video and/or any photographs taken at any stage during the Conference for promotional, advertising or reporting of the Conference and/or its content at their sole discretion.

Key Dates

 

Contacts

	Prof. Graham Town General Chair School of Engineering, Macquarie University graham.town@mq.edu.au
	Dr David Inglis Technical Committee Chair School of Engineering, Macquarie University david.inglis@mq.edu.au
	Dr Nazmul Huda Program Committee Chair School of Engineering, Macquarie University nazmul.huda@mq.edu.au
	Dr Nicholas Tse Organising Committee Member School of Engineering, Macquarie University nicholas.tse@mq.edu.au
	Dr Shaokoon Cheng Organising Committee Member School of Engineering, Macquarie University shaokoon.cheng@mq.edu.au

Best Poster Prize Award

There will be several AAEE best poster prizes awarded based on the following criteria:

Subject matter: Context of problems and underlying theory, possible solutions and reasons for choice made, difficulties overcome, relation to published work, etc

Quality: Quality of work revealed by paper, degree of challenge, innovation.

Presentation: English usage, rate of speech and audibility, clarity of description and relevance, use of aids, platform manner, logical structure of the presentation

Questions handling: Degree of competence in answering questions

downloadable template (click here to download)

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The Australasian Association for Engineering Education, AAEE, is a professional association of academics, support staff, postgraduate students, librarians, professional engineers, and employers who all have vested interests in fostering excellence and innovation in engineering education. The general mission of AAEE is to improve the quality, relevance and performance of engineering education in Australasia.

We invite the AAEE community to contribute technical submissions to AAEE2017 in the spirit of the conference theme “Integrated Engineering”.

 

Submission Guidelines

AAEE2017 uses a Structured Abstract followed by a Full Paper approach that was first introduced at AAEE2012. Authors initially submit a Structured Abstract and then they receive constructive feedback on the abstract before being invited to submit the Full Paper. Full papers undergo peer review prior to being accepted and published in the conference proceedings. All Structured Abstracts and Full Papers must be related to engineering education and ideally, but not necessarily, to the theme of the conference: “Integrated Engineering”. All papers must be original and not simultaneously submitted to another journal or conference.

Papers should align with one of the following conference themes or special sessions.  Inclusion in a special session will be at the discretion of the Program Committee, in consultation with the Session Moderator. Accepted papers not included in a special session will be included in general conference sessions.

Workshop submission is also desirable, this is a 90-minute interactive session that will be considered in addition to the listed conference and special themed sessions. These workshops are intended to engage with audience members via a structured and shared learning experience using a range of applicable activities. There will be a limited number of workshops selected and the evaluation of the workshops will be decided by the Organising Committee. Authors are advised to be as detailed as possible in their proposal as possible. Please download the workshop proposal template from below.

Conference Themes:

C1: Integration of theory and practice in the learning and teaching process

C2: Interdisciplinary and cross-disciplinary engineering programs and learning environments

C3: Integration of teaching and research in the engineering training process

C4: The role and impact of engineering students and educators in the wider community

C5: Systems perspectives on engineering education

Focus Sessions:

S1: Is Integrated Engineering Education Necessary?

| Moderators: Dawn Bennett (Curtin University) and Sally Male (The University of Western Australia)

S2: Educating the Edisons of the 21st Century: integrating thinking heuristics (including TRIZ) into the engineering curriculum.

| Moderator: Iouri Belski (RMIT)

S3: Integrating Humanitarianism in Engineering Education

| Moderators: Jeremy Smith (Australian National University) and Andrea Mazzurco (The University of Queensland)

Workshop Abstracts are to be a max of 2 pages in length and are to be submitted through the Submission Portal using the abstract template provided. Authors must indicate which theme or special session best fits their submissions.

Each workshop is a 90 minute interactive session and the submission will be evaluated by the Organising Committee. The submission template is found below. Each workshop application needs to clearly state how the proposed workshop will engage audience members in a structured and shared learning experience. For example, the workshop may include small group activities, dedicated time for discussion, audience response devices, or the use of computers in a computer laboratory.

Possible workshop ideas include:

• Brainstorming a particular issue in engineering education, for example how to appeal to different types of learners (visual, auditory, kinaesthetic) in tutorial activities.
• Discussing and modelling a particular interactive teaching strategy (e.g. audience response devices such as live polling).
• Guiding participants through a demonstration of some education software package.
• Topics that fit within the theme of the conference: “The Changing Role of the Engineering Educator for developing the Future Engineer”.

The key focus of each workshop must be concerned with audience interaction and participant learning. While there can be some content delivery at the beginning of the session (and other times throughout the session as needed), there should not be excessive presentation of material that occupies a significant portion of the session.

Click to download workshop template

Structured Paper Abstracts are to be 1 page in length and are to be submitted through the Submission Portal using the abstract template provided. Authors must indicate which theme or special session best fits their submissions.

Click to download structured abstract template

Full Papers are recommended to be 5-8 pages in total. The Structured Abstract will form the first page of the Full Paper and hence the abstract is to be limited to 1 page. The conference proceedings will contain all accepted Full Papers and will be published in an electronic format. In addition, a Book of Abstracts will also be published that contains a collection of all one-page Structured Abstracts that form the first page of each Full Paper. The Book of Abstracts will be published in print and electronic formats.

Full papers are to be submitted through the Submission Portal using the paper template provided on the submissions page of the conference website. In the Full Paper, the authors must identify the theme or special session that their paper falls within. At least one author of a Full Paper must register (with payment) to attend the conference and present the paper in order for the Full Paper to be published in the conference proceedings. Submissions must be original and have followed research ethics protocols where necessary and required.

Each full paper submitted will be subjected to a double-blind peer review process (i.e. two reviewers will assess the paper without knowing the identity of the author(s) of the manuscript submitted, as well as the author(s) not knowing who the reviewers were). Authors are to therefore omit their names and affiliations in their full paper submission and to also remove text in the paper that may identify themselves and/or their affiliations during the peer review. Names and affiliations, as well as any modified text to the paper regarding anonymity, is to be added into the final (Camera Ready) version of the paper. Further details about the peer review process can be found in the paper template. Authors are also requested to adhere to the key dates.

During the submission of the full paper submission, you will be required to accept the Copyright and Licence Agreement by checking the relevant box.

Click to download full paper template

Workshops submissions are to be submitted via the Submission Portal and will be evaluated by the Organising Committee. The submission template is provided on the submissions page of the conference website. Each workshop application needs to clearly state how the proposed workshop will engage audience members in a structured and shared learning experience. For example, the workshop may include small group activities, dedicated time for discussion, or audience response devices.

All questions about submissions should be emailed to the Program Committee Chair Dr Nazmul Huda: nazmul.huda@mq.edu.au

Program

Softcopy of Conference Handbook (Click here to download)

Full Proceedings of the conference (Click here to download)

Downloadable plenary talks:

“Why do we do engineering?” by James Trevelyan (click to download)

“Collaborative evidence-based program improvement in engineering” By Brian Frank (click to download)

“Integrative practice in the making of a 21st-century graduate” by Lindie Clark (click to download)

The current program will consist of the following themed sessions:

Conference Themes

C1: Integration of theory and practice in the learning and teaching process

C2: Interdisciplinary and cross-disciplinary engineering programs and learning environments

C3: Integration of teaching and research in the engineering training process

C4: The role and impact of engineering students and educators in the wider community

C5: Systems perspectives on engineering education

Focus Sessions:

S1: Is Integrated Engineering Education Necessary?

| Moderators: Dawn Bennett (Curtin University) and Sally Male (The University of Western Australia)

S2: Educating the Edisons of the 21st Century: integrating thinking heuristics (including TRIZ) into the engineering curriculum.

| Moderator: Iouri Belski (RMIT)

S3: Integrating Humanitarianism in Engineering Education

| Moderators: Jeremy Smith (Australian National University) and Andrea Mazzurco (Swinburne University of Technology)

on engineering education

Keynote speakers include:

Lindie Clark (Academic and Programs director, PACE, Macquarie University) (click to download to the plenary presentation)

Lindie Clark is the Academic and Programs Director of Macquarie University’s unique Professional and Community Engagement program (PACE).  PACE provides work integrated learning experiences to all undergraduate students at Macquarie as an integral part of their study program. Prior to taking up this role she was the Director of the University’s Health Studies program, where she ran a PACE unit for many years. With two other colleagues, she was awarded an Australian Learning and Teaching Council Citation for ‘Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning’ for efforts in building Sustainable Work-Integrated-Learning programs in the Faculty of Science. Prior to joining Macquarie University Lindie worked in a range of regulatory agencies in the health, employment and industrial relations fields. As a Harkness Fellow she completed a Master of Public Administration at Harvard University’s Kennedy School of Government in the mid-1990s. Lindie is also a Trustee of the Dusseldorp Skills Forum, a not-for-profit organisation that works to enhance the opportunities for education, skills and employment for all young people, particularly those who don’t succeed in the ‘mainstream’. Seeing students apply their university learning in real world settings, and in so doing realise the valuable contribution they can make to the broader community, is one of the most rewarding Learning and Teaching experiences Lindie has had in her career.  PACE extends such opportunities to all Macquarie students.

Dr. Brian Frank (Queen’s University in Kingston, Ontario, Canada) (click to download the plenary presentation)

Dr. Brian Frank is the inaugural Associate Dean (Teaching and Learning) in the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science. Dr. Frank received his B.Sc. (1997), M.Sc. (1999) and Ph.D. (2002) degrees in electrical and computer engineering from Queen’s University in Kingston. Dr. Frank joined Queen’s in 2001 as a Teaching Fellow in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, progressing through the ranks to Full Professor in 2016.  From 2004-2006, Dr. Frank was an Educational Development Faculty Associate in the Instructional Development Centre, now called the Centre for Teaching and Learning (CTL).  In 2008, he was appointed Director (Program Development) in the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science, overseeing curriculum development, assessment and outcomes-related accreditation processes, and education technology. Dr. Frank was awarded the endowed DuPont Canada Chair in Engineering Education Research and Development in 2010. Dr. Frank is one of the co-founders of the Canadian Engineering Education Association and over the past five years has coordinated the Engineering Graduate Attribute Development (EGAD) Project, working with the National Council of Deans of Engineering and Applied Science and the Canadian Engineering Accreditation Board to develop national guidelines and resources for outcomes assessment in engineering education.

Dr. Frank has been recognized with several awards, including a nomination from Queen’s University for the 3M National Teaching Fellowship in 2016, the Chancellor A. Charles Baillie Teaching Award in 2011, and the 2010 Engineering Society’s Golden Pillar award.

https://engineering.queensu.ca/about-us/deans/brian-m-frank/

Professor James Trevelyan (UWA) (click to download the plenary presentation)

Emeritus Professor James Trevelyan is a practicing professional engineer, engineering educator and researcher with 45 years of experience and has recently become a start-up entrepreneur.  In 2002, he was elected a Fellow of the Institution of Engineers Australia.

He is best known internationally for pioneering research that resulted in sheep shearing robots from 1975 till 1993.  He and his students produced the first industrial robot that could be remotely operated via the internet in 1994.

From 1996 till 2002 he researched landmine clearance methods and since 2002 he has researched engineering practice and recently published significant new findings in his book “The Making of an Expert Engineer” challenging many conventional assumptions among engineers and educators.  Using his research, James helped define the current professional competency standards used by Engineers Australia.

Professor Trevelyan’s web pages are at:

http://JamesPTrevelyan.com/

http://www.closecomfort.com/

http://www.mech.uwa.edu.au/jpt/

Venue and accomodation

Travel information to venue:

For information on public transportation to Manly: https://www.manlyaustralia.com.au/info/getting-here/

For information on public transportation to the venue: http://www.novotelmanlypacific.com.au/directions-en.html

For a downloadable PDF of travel information, please click here.

Conference Venue: Novotel Sydney Manly Pacific

Address: 55 N Steyne, Manly NSW 2095

Phone: (02) 9977 7666

Click this Google map link for more information

Hotel bookings are no longer available via the online registration form. Should you wish to make a new booking or make changes to an existing booking, please contact the hotel directly by using the contact form below.

If you are making a new booking request, please remember to include in your message the following details: Arrival and departure date and bed type required (i.e. King or Twin). Please note the hotel will request your credit card details to secure the booking. In addition please also note that your booking or change is not confirmed until you receive the confirmation from the hotel.

http://arinex.com.au/forms/aaee2017/ 

Room and Rate Options

Star Rating: 4
Room Type	Room & Breakfast for 1^	Room & Breakfast for 2^
Standard Room SGL/DBL/TWN	A$279.00	A$299.00
Ocean View Room SGL/DBL/TWN	A$359.00	A$379.00

^ Breakfast inclusive rates include a full buffet breakfast

*Prices are listed per room per night and are quoted in Australian Dollars, including the 10% Goods and Services Tax (GST).

Rates are valid up to 30 working days and may increase without notice due to changes in government charges, taxes or levies.

 

Bedding Configurations

Single (SGL): A single occupancy room with one Queen or one King bed

Double (DBL): A double occupancy room with one Queen or one King bed

Twin (TWN): A double occupancy room with two Queen Beds

Please note bedding configurations are subject to hotel availability and may incur an additional fee.

 

Booking Procedures

The Conference Managers will forward your contact details and reservation to the hotel of your choice. Accommodation may be booked when you complete the online registration form on the registration page of this website. Alternatively, email your requirements (aaee2017@arinex.com.au) to the Conference Managers who will be more than happy to assist.

Credit Card Guarantee

A credit card guarantee must be provided at the time of booking to guarantee your reservation. Your hotel booking is unable to be confirmed if this has not been received. Should you be unable to provide a credit card, full pre-payment of your booking must be made to guarantee your reservation. This payment can be made by invoice, please contact the Conference Managers directly to arrange this.

Payment

Your credit card will be charged directly by the hotel at the hotels discretion, for all nights booked upon your check in or check out of the hotel. Any incidental charges occurred during your stay will be payable direct to the hotel at the time of check-out. Please contact the Conference Managers if you wish to pre-pay your accommodation in full at the time of bookings and you will receive an invoice for payment.

Changes to bookings

Any required changes to your booking must be requested in writing to the Conference Managers by 30 working days prior to the Conference start date.

Late bookings

New bookings and changes to existing bookings requested within 30 working days prior to the Conference start date will be subject to hotel availability and rate increase. It is recommended you book early to avoid disappointment.

Cancellation Policy

Flexible terms and conditions apply to amendments or cancellations made up to 30 working days prior to the Conference. Cancellation charges will apply after Wednesday 08 November 2017.

Cancellation charges

A cancellation charge of one night’s accommodation rate will apply for cancelled bookings from 30 working days prior to the Conference start date. A cancellation charge of one night’s accommodation rate will also apply if you do not arrive on the date you are booked to check in. All cancellations and changes to your reservation must be made in writing to the Conference Managers.

Reduction of stay

Should you need to reduce your stay within 30 working days of the start of the Conference; cancellation charges may be incurred at the hotel’s discretion.

Non-arrival / no show

In the event of a non-arrival when one-night deposit has been paid, your room will be held until the following morning (10:00 hours) and your one night’s deposit will be retained by the hotel as a cancellation charge. In the event of a non-arrival when full pre-payment is made for the entire stay, your room will be held for each night booked and you will not be entitled to any refund.

 

Check-in Procedure

As per standard hotel policies and procedures, delegates will be required to provide credit card details upon check-in. This is to cover any incidental charges incurred during your stay and all remaining unpaid room nights.

The hotel will place a hold on your credit card for an amount which covers all unpaid accommodation nights reserved plus a daily amount for incidental charges. Any money still held on your credit card by the hotel once you have settled your account and checked out will be released.

If you will be settling your accommodation account by cash you will be asked to pre-pay for your accommodation in full when you check-in plus a cash deposit to cover incidentals that may be incurred during your stay. Should you not utilise any incidentals during your stay the cash deposit, for incidentals only, will be refunded to you by the hotel upon check-out.

Please note the daily incidental charge may vary across the listed hotels.

Daily Incidental Charges

Please note the daily incidental charges the hotel will hold on your credit card may vary across the listed hotels.  Should you wish to confirm the amount that will be held against your card, please enquire with your hotel during check-in.

Late Arrivals / No Shows

Please indicate when you register, or notify the Conference Managers in writing, if you will arrive at your hotel after 18:00 hours. Failure to do so may result in your room being treated as a no-show and being released.

Check in / check out times

Check-in time for Novotel Sydney Manly Pacific hotels is 14:00 hours and check-out time is 11:00 hours. Should you wish to guarantee your check-in before 14:00 hours, you will need to pre-book and pay for the previous night. If you wish to guarantee a late check-out you will need to book for the next night.

These additional nights can be booked at the time of making your reservation. Alternatively, if you have already made your accommodation booking, you can request the additional nights by advising the Conference Managers in writing.

Group Bookings

If your organisation would like to make a group booking of 15 rooms or more at one of the listed hotels, please contact the Conference Managers with your group booking requirements.

If you would like to make a group booking of 15 rooms or more at a hotel not listed above, the Conference Managers will endeavour to secure rooms and negotiate group rates on your behalf with the hotel of your choice. With a large network of hotel contacts our accommodation specialists have the buying power to ensure all your needs are met and your booking is managed efficiently. Contact the Conference Managers today to secure your group booking.

AAEE 2017 Conference Managers
Managed by Arinex Pty Ltd

Level 10, 51 Druitt Street
Sydney NSW 2001, Australia
Phone: +61 2 9265 0700
Fax: +61 2 9267 5443
Email:aaee2017@arinex.com.au 

Sponsors and exhibits

Principal Sponsor

 

Exhibitors

 

Emona Instruments

Elsevier

EduTechnics

Faculty of Science & Engineering, Macquarie University

Cengage

Engineers Australia

MathWorks

Liquid Instruments

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The AAEE conference provides an opportunity for industry and professional institutions to contribute to make this event a success as well as an avenue to promote their organisation among industry leaders. Sponsorship can:

• Provide your organisation with an excellent opportunity to promote to a valuable target audience of engineering professionals and industry leaders.
• Showcase your products and programs relevant to engineering practitioners through the duration of the conference.
• Provide exposure and networking opportunities to a nation and international audience.
• Enhance your public relations through networking activities and conference exposure.
• Ensure that your involvement, commitment, and support are openly demonstrated and widely acknowledged.
• Be seen as a non-intrusive, generous and supportive gesture whilst having excellent exposure and business opportunities.
• Provide your organisation with exposure to the latest thinking and practice in engineering education.
• Allow your staff to participate in conference activities and partake in professional development.

Our sponsorship and exhibition packages help organisations take part in the conference. We have provided differing levels of sponsorship to suit a range of requirements. Please download the sponsorship prospectus for more details. Or contact graham.town@mq.edu.au for more details.