Year	Fellowship Winner	Research Topic
2017	Maria Roitman Maria studied neuroscience and languages at the University of Melbourne, obtaining first-class honours in a Bachelor of Science (Honours) and a Diploma in Languages.	Australian-German collaboration in translational neuroscience of stress.
2016	Fellowship 1: Kirsten Aaskov Kirsten has degrees in Laws, Arts and International affairs and is currently a solicitor with the Office of Public Prosecutions in Melbourne.	Positive encounters between people seeking asylum in Germany and their new communities.
2016	Fellowship 2: Rebecca Hyland Rebecca has a degree in Arts, majoring in politics, international studies and German.	Education-Related Integration Initiatives in Germany – What Can They Learn From Australia’s History of Integration Initiatives and Multiculturalism? Final paper yet to be submitted (as at 22 November 2018).
2015	Fellowship 1: Hilary Howes Hilary has degrees in Arts, Science and History and was a post-doctoral fellow at the ANU in 2015.	The provenance of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander ancestral remains currently held in the collections of the “Berliner Gesellschaft für Anthropologie, Ethnologie und Urgeschichte” (Berlin Society for Anthropology, Ethnology and Prehistory).
2015	Fellowship 2: Ashwyn Perera Ash has a degree in Neuroscience and was a research assistant at the Florey Institute of Neuroscience and Mental Health in 2015.	Collaborative Australian-German investigations in neuroscience to understand complex brain diseases.
2014	Jessica Wood In 2014 Jesscia completed her degree in interior design at RMIT in Melbourne.	Design Activismus The German culture of empowering communities and enriching public space at street level through design, participation and discussion.
2013	Benjamin Leske In 2013 Ben Leske was a freelance community choir facilitator and music director, based in Melbourne, and also a PhD candidate at the University of Melbourne.	Community Choral Singing in Germany Community choirs and their role in the empowerment of marginalised communities in Germany and Australia
2012	Caitlin Hall In 2012, Caitlin was a Marketing, Communications & Publicity Professional, Freelance Script Supervisor, Assistant Director and Film Production Assistant working in South Australia.	Looking at The Lives of Others: How the German film industry transformed its domestic box office fortunes.
2011	Kylie Birch	Responding to changing economic and cultural contexts: the transformation of post-industrial sites in Germany
2010	Isolde Lueckenhausen	Girls’ Day in Germany: an Australian perspective
2009	Jennifer Millar	Public Nanotechnology Communication in Germany
2008	Hannah McPherson	The Australian botanical collections of 19th Century German naturalist Amalie Dietrich
2007	Alice Keath	Classical Music Broadcasting in Germany
2006	Cameron Stevens – Cameron has a Master of Teaching and in 2006 worked as a drama coach	German Children’s Radio Programming – A model for establishing a multicultural children’s radio program in Australia
2005	Sam Einfeld – In 2005 Sam was a lawyer at Minter Ellison, Sydney	Review of German political parties at grass roots level PAPER NOT HANDED IN
2004	Aurelia Stevens – In 2004 Aurelia was a member of Queensland Police Service, Brisbane	Law enforcement in Germany particularly with respect to organised crime
2003	Sonja Lee – In 2003 Sonja was an analyst at The Boston Consulting Group, Sydney	B2B technology in the German Automotive OEM market
2002	Siobhan Maiden – In 2002 Siobhan was a film maker and teacher of drama/language in Melbourne	Documentary films and film making in Germany
2001	Michael Davis	Role of the public intellectual
2000	Andrew Hurley – In 2000 Andrew was an environmental lawyer at Deacons	German environment law and German Jazz of 1960’s
1999	Peter Tregear, Melbourne- Arts Degree – Conductor and musician – Has taught at University of Queensland at Queen’s College, Cambridge	2 German Composers
1998	Margaret Hamilton – Margaret currently works at the Australian Embassy in Berlin as Arts Marketing Officer	Arts Management and Arts Relationships in Germany
1997	Simone Whetton – In 1997, Simone was a lawyer at Clayton Utz	Opportunities for reciprocal business between Australia and Germany
1996	Carolyn Batt – In 1996 Carolyn was a lawyer at Blake Dawson Waldron – Now a Fleet Street journalist	Constitutional law issues and media in Germany
1995	Benjamin Ford – HR Arts Graduate, Perth	Industrial relations at motor vehicle manufacturing plants in Germany
1994	Anna Funder	Re-assessing history: The Stasifiles
1993	Patrick Quirk – Current assistant Professor of Law at Bond University	International Trade
1992	Marcus Ziemer, Melbourne	Comparison of Constitutions
1991	Suzanne Holt	Nutrition & Dietetics

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