Student prizes
A wide range of student prizes are awarded each year by the ANU Law School. The objectives of the prizes are to recognise students who have demonstrated a high level of academic excellence whilst studying law at the ANU.
A prize is an award given in recognition of outstanding performance, academic achievement or service. Most prizes are awarded for quantifiable achievement as set out in the relevant Conditions of Award, and provides students with a tangible way to demonstrate their dedication and application in studying law.
Further Information on Prize Eligibility and Selection Process
Eligibility and Selection of recipients
The eligibility, selection and contraints are indicated in the relevant Conditions of Award of a prize. You can find the Conditions of Award on the Prizes website, under the relevant prize's page.
Recipient Obligations
The awarding of a prize is based on the information provided to the University. A prize may be declined by the recipient once they have been notified as the prize winner. This must be provided in writing to ANU Law School no later than two weeks from notification.
If the prize is accepted by the recipient, they agree to the publication of their name.
In some instances the recipient may be asked to:
- write a letter of thanks to the donor;
- participate in marketing activities and/or asked to provide a reflective statement.
The recipient of this award is subject to The Australian National University Act 1991 as amended, and to the Statutes, Rules, Regulations and Resolutions of the University.
These conditions of award should be read in conjunction with the University’s Coursework Scholarships Policy and Procedures listed below.