The Attorney-General's Department funds this $2,500 prize to recognise the achievements of Indigenous Australians working or studying in the legal arena. ANU Law's Sara Wood won the prize in 2014. Nominations are open to any Indigenous person enrolled in an undergraduate law degree in Australia, and selection is based mostly on academic merit with consideration for community involvement and future aspirations. Applications close in July.

$3,000 New Colombo Plan mobility grants are available to undergraduate students wishing to spend Summer 2018 studying in Indonesia on ACICIS Study Indonesia’s Law Professional Practicum (LPP).

LPP gives students a unique opportunity to gain valuable experience working in Indonesia’s legal industry. Students attend two weeks of academic tuition, including Indonesian language classes and a series of seminars and fieldtrips, prior to undertaking a four-week supervised practicum placement (internship) in an Indonesian legal workplace environment.  Academic credit toward your ANU degree is available to participants undertaking ACICIS’ Law Professional Practicum. Applications usually close in June.

The Anne Wexler Scholarship aims to grow Australian-American educational linkages by awarding an Australian graduate a scholarship to complete a full US Masters in Public Policy. Applications usually close in September each year.

The scholarship is designed for students who have a long term passion for strengthening Australia's economic relationship with China through their business or cultural pursuits. A typical candidate will be in their final year of studies (or have recently graduated) and have undertaken China-focused work experience or academic studies. The scholarship includes return flights to China, job placements, language training, a stipend, accommodation support and more. Applications usually open in February each year and close in July.

The Gouldson Legal Scholarship aims to assist those currently studying law with a project aimed at helping law students mental health with a $3,000 scholarship. Applicants must be studying law full time in Australia, be an Australian citizen/permanent resident/or have work rights for Australia. Applications need to include information about your passions and why you are choosing to study law, what you are looking for in your ideal job once you have finished studying, what this scholarship would mean to you and ways students can look after their mental health while studying and practicing law. Applications close 30 July. 

Trinity College School of Law, Dublin, Ireland offers a scholarship each year for their LLM that covers the cost of full tuition for an academic year. Applications usually close at the end of May each year.

The PLSRS is open to postgraduate students and gives them the opportunity to work alongside specialist researchers in the Parliamentary Library in Canberra for a period of six weeks (January-February to produce a report on a topic of relevance to the Library’s research program. Applications close in September.

Upon successful completion of the scholarship, an honorarium of $1,800 is paid.

The Sir Robert Menzies Memorial Foundation and the Sir Robert Menzies Memorial Trust (UK) offer postgraduate scholarships in law for tenure at a university in the United Kingdom. Applications usually close in August each year.

The Rhodes Scholarship is a postgraduate award supporting outstanding all-round students at the University of Oxford. Each year, there are nine scholarships available in Australia. To be eligible to apply for a Rhodes Scholarship to Oxford, candidates must be Australian citizens, be aged between 18 and 25 years by 1 October and must have completed (or expect to complete in the current year) their degree with first class honours. Applications usually close each September.