School of Law
The School of Law has a number of prizes which it awards each year funded by our generous donors. These prizes are a method of recognising outstanding performance by students enrolled in Law units. The Terms and Conditions vary for each Prize and can be found below.
Prize | Value | Terms | Current Recipient |
|---|---|---|---|
A Rose Memorial Prize | $250 | Awarded to the student who obtains the best result in LAW351 - Corporation Law | Dr Brooke Storey-Lewis |
Bob Hughes Prize for Law | $1,000 | Awarded to the student with the highest academic merit entering the programme, studying LLM by research or a PhD in Law and from a disadvantaged background. | Erlies Nurbani |
Bryan Pape Prize | $1,000 | Awarded to the student, if of sufficient merit, who most distinguishes himself of herself in the area of Constitutional Law. | Megan Cetinic Pensa |
Parramatta and District Regional Law Society Prize | $300 | Awarded to the student with the highest marks in the unit LAW100, Introduction to Legal Systems and Methods, in each of the three academic trimesters. | Ella Kirby |
R J Johnson Prize | $250 | Awarded to the undergraduate or graduate who most distinguishes himself or herself in the unit LAW490 Honours in Law in regard to the law of income tax or in LAW352 or equivalent tax unit | Arnav Gandhi |
Roberts & Morrow Prize in Principles of Corporations Law | $250 | Awarded to the student, if of sufficient merit, who obtains the best result in LSSU391 Principles of Corporations Law | Kate Wheatley |
Roberts & Morrow Prize in Principles of Taxation Law | $250 | Awarded to the student, if of sufficient merit, who obtains the best result in LSSU392 Principles of Taxation Law | Madelyn Francis |
