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The Prime Minister's Prizes for Science 2027 - Science Teaching Prizes

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The Prime Minister’s Prizes for Science are prestigious Australian awards recognizing excellence in scientific research, innovation, science teaching, and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander knowledge systems. Managed by the Department of Industry, Science and Resources, the program expects to distribute approximately 1.4 million dollars annually between 2027 and 2029. The initiative specifically encourages nominations from candidates of all gender identities and diverse backgrounds to ensure broad representation. The Science Teaching Prizes specifically offer 250,000 dollars each for excellence in primary and secondary school science teaching. Successful recipients receive a medallion, lapel pin, award certificate, and the designated prize money, though the Minister may approve multiple recipients depending on available funds. For the 2027 cycle, the response deadline is January 7, 2027, with highly ranked nominees potentially receiving highly commended certificates.

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Australian science prizes awarding 1.4 million dollars annually from 2027 to 2029.

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The Prime Minister’s Prizes for Science are Australia’s most prestigious awards for achievements in: scientific research and research-based innovation the practice of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander knowledge systems excellence in science teaching. The Prime Minister’s Prizes for Science expects to award approximately $1.4 million each year (2027, 2028 and 2029), noting the total funding awarded in any year may vary if more than one recipient is awarded a prize, for achievements across 3 prize categories: categories: the Science Prizes the Science Teaching Prizes the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Knowledge Systems Prize. Information on the other prizes can be found on the Science and the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Knowledge Systems pages. We particularly encourage the nomination of candidates from diverse backgrounds and of all gender identities. There are 2 science teaching prizes: Prime Minister’s Prize for Excellence in Science Teaching in Primary Schools ($250,000) Prime Minister’s Prize for Excellence in Science Teaching in Secondary Schools ($250,000) Each prize recipient receives a medallion, lapel pin, prize money as described above and an award certificate. The Minister may approve more than one recipient for each Science Teaching Prize, subject to the availability of grant funds. We may recognise highly ranked nominees through the awarding of highly commended certificates.

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