Title of Prize/Award Programme(s) to which Students Eligible Criteria for Selection Selecting Bodies Prize/Award Campus External=E

Related University=U
Academic Excellence Award All undergraduate full-time and All Ulster University-based full-time Highest aggregate mark in modules undertaken at Board of Examiners £500 = first All E
part-time programmes. and part-time undergraduate students levels 3/4 prize campuses
who have successfully completed 120 £250 = second
credit points of study at levels 3/4. prize
(The award is not available to students
of partner institutions)
Title of Prize/Award
Best Dissertation in Criminology
and Criminal Justice Prize
Best Dissertation in Politics Prize BSc Hons Politics (FT/PT) BSc Hons
CJINI Award
Eamonn McFadden Memorial
Prize
Excellence in Social Work
Practice Award
Best Placement Award
George Mitchell Memorial Prize
(2 x prizes)
Global Studies Award
Huw Griffiths Working with
Service Users Award
Legal Island Prize
Mona McConnell Social Work
Thanks for Caring Award
Northern Ireland Equality
Commission Award
Tom Finnegan Peace Prize
Programme(s) to which Related Students Eligible Criteria for Selection Selecting Bodies Prize/Award Campus External=E
University=U
BSc Hons Criminology and Criminal Students taking level 6 Dissertation Highest mark in the module Board of examiners £50 JN I
Justice (FT/PT) module
Students taking level 6 Dissertation Highest mark in the module Board of Examiners £50 JN I
Politics (Major) (FT/PT) module
BSc Hons Criminology and Criminal Second year students Outstanding contribution to Criminology Board of Examiners JN E
Justice £150
BSc Hons Social Work (3 Yr) First Year Students 1st Year students undertaking compulsory Preparation Board of Examiners Crystal Bowl
for Practice Module SWK111 ME E
BSc Hons Social Work Students on the entry level Awarded in final year to the student who has achieved Board of Examiners £120 ME U
professional qualifying course in the highest total score in the all practice based
social work, currently entitled components (placements./practice learning
‘Honours Degree in Social Work’ who opportunities) within the programme of study
commenced this programme in a
college of further and higher
education
BSc Hons Social Policy & BSc Hons Second year students Highest mark in module SOP311 Social Policy & Health Board of Examiners £50 JN E
Health & Social Care Policy and Social Care Policy Placement
One award for the BSc Hons Health & Final-year students Best dissertation Board of Examiners £50 x 2 JN U
Social Care Policy One award for the
BSc Hons Social Policy
BSc Hons Criminology and Criminal Students registered on the Highest Mark in the 'Disseration ' module Board of Examiners £150 JN E
Justice Politics: Honours and Major programmes taking level 6
'Dissertation' module that has an
international comparative (Global
Studies) element
BSc Hons Social Work (FT/PT) Students registered on the Highest mark in modules, SWK112 Introduction to Board of Examiners Trophy (retained ME E
programme Service User Groups and SWK305 Working with Service by winner for 1
Users and Carers year)
BSc Hons Sociology (FT/PT) Students on the programme Highest mark in final essay in module, 'Racism and Board of Examiners £100 JN E
Diverse Societies'.
BSc Hons Social Work (FT/PT) Students completing level 6 module, Highest mark in the module Board of Examiners Trophy + £200 ME
SWK549 Reflection on Practice
BSc Hons Social Policy (FT/PT), BSc Students on the programme studying Highest aggregate mark in Level 6 modules Board of Examiners £100 JN E
Hons Social Policy with Criminology Level 6
(FT/PT), BSc Hons Social Policy with
Sociology (FT/PT)
MSc Applied Peace and Conflict Studies Students on the programmes Highest mark in the programme Board of Examiners £150 + memento JN E
(FT/PT) badge
Title of Prize/Award
An Grianan Theatre Prize for
Practical Work
Anthony Alcock Memorial Prize
Degenhardt Award (Irish/Celtic
Studies) (Administered by Dev Off) study in the field of Irish/Celtic Studies,
Evelyn Burges Scholarship for
Drama
Francis Powell Memorial Prize
George Richards Memorial Prize
(biennial)
Gradam Eigse Cholm Cille
Gradam Ui Mhurchu
Heather Clarke Scholarship
The Honourable Irish Society's
History Prize
Jackie McKinney Memorial Prize
J L McCracken Prize in History
John Sprighall Prize
Mabel Prize 1
Millennium Forum Prize for
Practical Work
Playhouse Prize for Practical Work BA Hons Drama (Single Honours/Major)
Professor Robert Welch Memorial
Prize
Robinson Woodburn Awards (2
awards)
Sine Nomine
Programmes(s) to which Related Students Eligible Criteria for Selection Selecting Bodies Prize/Award Campus External=E
University=U
BA Hons Drama (Single Honours/Major) Year 2 Students Student who has made the most significant Nomination by drama Season ticket to theatre. ME E
contribution to the development of practical subject team, for approval
work in creative arts. by Board of Examiners.
Undergraduate programmes incorporating module Students taking module HIS357 Highest mark in module Board of Examiners £100 [c/o Dev Office for CE U
HIS357 Ireland and the European Union payment]
Undergraduate or postgraduate students engaged in All undergraduate or postgraduate Relevance of subject area to today's world; Panel comprising Dean £500 All campuses E
students studying in these subject use to which the award would be put to and Course Directors in
encompassing Music, Literature, History, areas, who apply for the award further knowledge of the subject area. Celtic Studies or research
Geography and Media Studies Reason why the award would benefit the supervisor, plus L
applicant's specific circumstances Beard Chair of
Degenhardt endowment
fund
BA Hons Drama (Single Honours). BA Hons Drama Second Year Students Highest aggregate marks in second year Board of Examiners £1000 [Dev Office for ME U
(Major Drama). drama modules payment]
BA (Hons) English First year students Highest aggregate mark in first year Board of Examiners £100 CE U
Any first degree course with at least 50% of the Full-time and part-time students who Highest aggregate mark at level four in Board of Examiners, £50 CE U
credit value at level 4 in English or History have completed level 4 of the either English or History modules (for joint
programme students of English and History, the result
for the subject with the highest aggregate
mark will be considered).
BA Hons Irish Language and Literature (FT/PT) Students on the programmes Highest mark in the level 6 dissertation Board of Examiners £50 book token ME I
module
BA Hons Irish Language and Literature (FT/PT) Students on the programmes Highest mark in the level 6 dissertation Board of Examiners £50 book token BT I
module
BMus (Hons) Final-year students Performance in the final examinations, and Board of Examiners, £100 Magee U
assessment of a proposed plan for the use following advice from an
of the scholarship assessment committee
comprising staff from
Music and a
representative of the late
Mrs Clarke's family
Any first-degree course which includes a significant Final-year students achieving a first- or Best overall performance in History in the Board of Examiners £250 CE E
number of History modules in the final year second-class Honours degree final year
BA Hons English and History (FT/PT); BA Hons Final year students who have been Highest mark in the the final year Board of Examiners £250 CE E
History with English (FT/PT) awarded an upper second class or first Dissertation module. In the event of a tie,
class degree overall average mark in final year
assessemts will be used as an additional
criterion.
Any first-degree course which includes a significant Students who have completed the first Best overall performance in the first-year Boards of Examiners £50 CE U
number of History units in the first year year of a course of the type indicated examinations
BA Hons History and History in combinations Final year Honours students Best undergraduate History dissertation in History Board of £75 CE U
undertaking a dissertation in history modern British and/or British imperial Examiners
history
Any first-degree course which includes study of one Students who have successfully Outstanding academic or creative ability Boards of Examiners, £200 All campuses U
or two modern languages (including Irish) completed the second year through the Dean of the
Faculty of Arts
BA Hons Drama (Single Honours/Major) Year 3 Students Student who has made the most significant Nomination by drama Season ticket to theatre. ME E
contribution to the development of practical subject team, for approval
work in creative arts. by Board of Examiners.
Year 1 Students Student who has made the most significant Nomination by drama Season ticket to theatre. ME E
contribution to the development of practical subject team, for approval
work in creative arts. by Board of Examiners.
BA Hons English (FT/PT) Students who have completed level 6 Highest overall mark in level 6 modules for Board of Examiners £150 CE E
modules students who have achieved a minimum
overall mark of 60%. In the event of a tied
result, the prize will be awarded to the
student with the greatest number of first
class results in the modules.
Any first degree course with at least 50% of the Full-time and part-time students who Highest aggregate mark at level six in the Boards of Examiners £200 (for each award - CE U
level 6 credit value in English or History have completed level six of the relevant subject - English or History English / History)
programme modules (joint students of English and
History will be considered for the prize in
the subject with the highest aggregate
mark).
BMus Final Year Students Highest mark in final year work, especially BMus course team, in £200 - Varies, depending on ME U
in final year project. Overall mark must be consultation with External return from endowment
at least 65% Examiner
Title of Prize/Award
Thompson Memorial History
Awards (3 awards). This award is
to enable a student to prepare and
present a paper at the annual Irish
History Students' Association
Conference in the following
academic year
1
Students of modern languages eligible, therefore jointly aligned to School of Education. Criteria can be interpreted to include final year students, so this will continue until 2019 or completion of modern languages teach-out
Programmes(s) to which Related
(1) Any first-degree course which includes at least
four History modules in the second year. (2) Any
first-degree course which includes a significant
number of History modules. (3) Any first-degree
course which includes a significant number of
History modules.
Students Eligible Criteria for Selection Selecting Bodies Prize/Award Campus External=E
University=U
(1) Second-year students on a course (1) Best overall performance in the second Boards of Examiners, 75 (for each award) CE U
of the type indicated. (2) Final-year year of study. (2) Best overall performance through the Dean of the
students on a course of the type in the final examinations. (3) Best overall Faculty of Arts
indicated who were under 23 years of performance in the final examinations.
age at the commencement of
undergraduate studies. (3) Final-year
students on a course of the type
indicated, who were at least 23 years
of age at the commencement of
undergraduate studies
Title of Prize/Award Programme(s) to which Students Eligible Criteria for Selection Selecting Bodies Prizes/Awards Campus External=E
Related University=U
Alice Berger BA Hons Fine and Applied Arts Second year 500 work essay describing how they plan to Academic representative £700 BT U
Hammerschlag Award undergraduate use the prize in relation to preparation for from BA Hons Fine and
students from: BA their final year of study. The essay topic will Applied Arts, BA Hons
Hons Fine and be supplemented by a reference from the Photography, Head of
Applied Arts and BA academic member of staff. They may be School and a representative
Hons Photography invited to make a presentation. Award to be from the Arts Council
used to fund equipment and materials Northern Ireland
required fro the recipient's final year of study.

Belfast Platform for the Master of Fine Art Final year students Best exhibit in end of year show based on Representatives from Belfast Free studio BT E
Arts Graduate Award BA Hons Fine and Applied Arts registered on stated originality, potential for development and Platform for the Arts accommodation with
programmes understanding of the professional context. the sponsor
company for a six
month period.

Belfast Print Workshop BSc Hons Fine & Applied Arts Final year students Students showing distinctive quality in art and The Belfast Print Workshop Residency with the BT E
Student Award – printmaking and other design and evidence of developed technical Belfast Print
related disciplines ability along with creativity in method and Workshop and
style, and the potential to adapt to the materials (approx
medium of printmaking value £400)

Carson McDowell BA Hons Fine & Applied Arts Final year student Awarded to an outstanding final year student Two members of Carson £500 (plus BT E
Solicitors Prize of the BA (Hons) Fine and Applied Arts McDowell, a representative commission of
(Administered by Mr Tim programme. Awarded for: *Excellence in of cultural development and another piece of
Kerr, Cultural standard of work. *Ability to translate creative one member of faculty artwork from the
Development) ideas into visual depiction(s). *Investment (usually a programme student winning the
potential for corporate collection. director) award)

DARD Rose Award BA Hons Fine and Applied Arts Metal and jewellery Fulfil DARD brief of designing a piece in DARD £700 for materials BT E
second year students silver to be awarded at the International Rose
Trials
Degenhardt Award Undergraduate or All undergraduate or Relevance of subject area to today’s world; Panel comprising Dean and £500 BT E
(Ceramics) postgraduate students postgraduate students use to which the award would be put to Course Directors in subject
(Administered by Dev. engaged in study in the field of studying in these further knowledge of the subject area. area or research supervisor,
Office) Ceramics subject areas, who Reason why the award would benefit the plus L Beard, Chair of
apply for the award applicant’s specific circumstances Degenhardt endowment fund

First Trust Bank The First Trust Bank An outstanding Work of outstanding quality produced by final Representatives from the Purchase of work to BT E
Distinguished Graduate Distinguished Graduate Award alumnus of UU at the year student at the School of Art and Design sponsoring body along with be awarded to the
Award (Administered by is presented to an outstanding winter graduation UU Course Director First Trust Bank
Mr Tim Kerr, Cultural alumnus of UU at the winter ceremonies. Distinguished
Development) graduation ceremonies graduate.
Title of Prize/Award Programme(s) to which
Related
Flaxart Student Graduate BSc Hons Fine and Applied
Residency Prize Arts and Master of Fine Art
(MFA)
Students Eligible Criteria for Selection Selecting Bodies Prizes/Awards Campus External=E
University=U
Final year students Provision of a short statement detailing how The Flaxart Studio Residency with the BT E
the residency would benefit development of Flaxart Studio
an emerging artist. The Flaxart selection providing the winning
panel will also view each applicant’s show student with an
from the point of view of innovation and opportunity to make
creativity the transition from
art student to
professional
practitioner

John Turner Prize Fine and Applied Arts Students of BA Hons Student who is outstanding in their field Independent adjudicator Vary, depending on BT E
(Administered by Mr Tim Fine and Applied Arts return from
Kerr, Cultural endowment. Usually
Development) [awarded £1,000
Sept]

Lilla Speir Award in BSc HonsTextile Art, Design Final year students Students will nominate a piece of work or a Panel comprising a member £800 approx BT (E)
Embroidered Textile Art and Fashion undertaking the textile body of work from the area of textile art which of staff from the area of (depending on
art pathway they have produced during any stage of their textile art and two external annual return from
undergraduate studies. The winning textile art specialists endowment)
submission, in addition to demonstrating nominated by the University.
excellence in the subject area, will be based
on the benefits the work would present to the
University as an education and exhibit piece.
The University will make the work available
as an education and exhibit resource.

Queens Street Studios Awarded to a graduating MFA Awarded to a *Graduating MFA student from the Representatives from the £200 BT E
Digital Residency Award student working primarily with graduating MFA University of Ulster working with digital sponsoring body along with
(Administered by Mr Tim digital media student working media. *Outstanding artistic UU Course Director
Kerr, Cultural primarily with digital achievement in artistic quality,
Development) media innovation, challenging nature and
extent of the artist’s work. *Relevance
and benefit of the award to advance the
artists skills and expertise. *Relevance
and benefit of the award to furtherance
of the artist’s career. *Candidate is
available to participate in the residency
within 12 months of receiving the award.
*Benefit to the candidate, at this time in
his/her career, from the interaction with
digital project space artists in QSS.
Title of Prize/Award Programme(s) to which Students Eligible Criteria for Selection Selecting Bodies Prizes/Awards Campus External=E
Related University=U
Royal Ulster Academy All undergraduate programmes Final year students Outstanding quality of work; innovation and Royal Ulster Academy £1,000 BT (E)
Award in the School of Art & Design – imagination in approach and execution
the award is selected across
the disciplines of painting,
sculpture, ceramics,
printmaking, photography,
video, performance &
installation and textiles

Seacourt Print Workshop BSc Hons Fine and Applied Final year students Quality of work, development potential, The Seacourt Print Residency with the BT E
Residency Prize Arts – printmaking involved in technical range and ability Workshop Seacourt Print
printmaking and Workshop and
related disciplines working materials

Turners Foundation Prize BDes Hons Art and Design All students registered Best overall mark in foundation year modules Board of Examiners £300 voucher for art BT E
with Integrated Foundation on the Foundation materials to be
Year year selected from
Turner's range of
goods
Title of Prize/Award
ASG Prize (formerly Anderson
Spratt Prize)
Chartered Institute of Public
Relations Prize
Christine Saunders Memorial
Prize
Colin Hargie Memorial Prize
David Dickson Memorial Prize
Dr Brum Henderson Award
Genesis Advertising Prize
IAS SMARTS Prize (formerly
CITIGATE SMARTS)
Jago Communications Award
Lighthouse Communications
Award
Mirror Media Award
Morrow Communications
Dissertation Award
Publicity Association of Northern BSc Hons Communication,
Ireland Prize
Navigator Blue Integrated
Marketing Communications Prize Relations (with options)
Programme(s) to which Related Students Eligible Criteria for Selection Selecting Bodies Prize/Award Campus External=E
University=U
BSc Hons Communication Advertising Final year students on Best mark achieved in the final year Advanced Advertising Internal £100 JN E
and Marketing, BSc Public Relations, programme module
BSc Hons Communication with
Advertising, BSc Hons Language with
Advertising
BSc Hons Communication, Final year students on Best mark achieved in the Advanced Public Relations module. Boards of Examiners £100 JN E
Advertising and Marketing. BSc Hons programme
Public Relations. BSc Hons
Communication with Public Relations
BSc Hons Communication 2nd year students Highest overall year average in Year 2 Board of Examiners Trophy and £100 JN E
Management & Public Relations; BSc
Hons Therapeutic Communication &
Counselling Studies
BSc Hons Communication 3rd year students Highest overall year average in Year 3 Board of Examiners Trophy and £100 JN U
Management & Public Relations; BSc
Hons Therapeutic Communication &
Counselling Studies
BSc Hons Communication 1st year students on the Highest overall year average in Year 1 across the two Board of Examiners Trophy and £100 JN E
Management & Public Relations; BSc programmes programmes
Hons Therapeutic Communication &
Counselling Studies
Journalism as a major component of Final year students of The most promising student as identified by performance within Board of Examiners £250 [Dev Office CE U
a BA Hons degree Journalism as a major the Journalism Practice modules in final year for payment]
component of a BA Hons
degree
BSc Hons Communication Advertising Year 1 students on Best mark achieved in the first year Advertising module Board of Examiners £100 JN E
and Marketing programme
BSc Hons Communication, First year students on the Best mark achieved in module, The Creative PR Professional Board of Examiners £100 JN E
Advertising and Marketing; BSc Hons programmes
Communication Management &
Public Relations
BSc Hons Communication, Students registered on the Highest mark in module, CMM374 Digital Media Communication Board of Examiners £100 JN E
Advertising and Marketing (FT) programmes
BSc Hons Communication
Management and Public Relations
(FT/PT)
BSc Hons Communication First Year students on the Highest first year average mark across the two programmes Board of Examiners £150 JN E
Management and Public Relations programmes
(FT/PT)
PgDip in Digital Media Students registered on the Highest aggregate mark in the programme Board of Examiners £100 JN E
Communication (FT/PT) programme
BSc (Hons) Communication, Students registered on the Highest mark in the Dissertation module Board of Examiners £100 JN E
Advertising and Marketing (FT) programmes
BSc (Hons) Communication,
Management and Public Relations
(FT/PT)
Final year students Highest aggregate mark in final year modules. Board of Examiners £100 JN E
Advertising and Marketing (FT)
PgDip Communication and Public Students on the programme Highest mark in the programme Board of Examiners £50 JN E
Title of Prize/Award
Navigator Blue Public Relations
Writing Prize
RTE Prize
Sarah Hagan Memorial Award
School of Communication
Linguistics Prize
Smarts Communicate Interactive BSc Hons Interactive Media (FT/PT)
Media Prize
Ulster Television Award
Weber Shandwick (NI) Prize
Programme(s) to which Related Students Eligible Criteria for Selection Selecting Bodies Prize/Award Campus External=E
University=U
BSc Hons Communication Advertising Students on the Student with the highest mark in Module CMM325J2 Board of Examiners £50 JN E
and Marketing BSc programmes and
Hons Communication Management undertaking module
and Public Relations CMM325J2 Written
Communication for Public
Relations and Advertising
BA (Hons) Media Studies & Final Year Media practice student with the highest overall marks for media Board of Examiners (final £1,000 CE E
Production practice decision rests with
External examiner)
BSc Hons Language and Linguistics Student completing level 5 Highest aggregate mark in level 5 modules. Board of Examiners £100 JN I
(FT/PT) modules
BSc Hons Language and Linguistics
with Advertising (FT/PT)
BSc Hons Language and Linguistics
with Communication (FT/PT)
BSc Hons Language and Linguistics
with Counselling (FT/PT)
BSc Hons Language and Linguistics
with Public Relations (FT/PT)
BSc Hons Language and Linguistics Final Years on the Best Final Year Student as judged by the overall mark awarded Board of Examiners £100 JN E
programme across the final 6 modules
Final year students Highest mark in module MED525 Major Project Boardof Examiners £300 CE E
BA (Hons) Media Studies & Final-year students Best overall performance Board of Examiners £200 CE U
Production achieving a first- or second-
class Honours degree
BSc Hons Public Relations Final year students on the Best Final Year Student as judged by the overall mark awarded Board of Examiners Gift JN E
programme. across the final 6 modules
Title of Prize/Award
Allen and Overy Award
Alice Troughton Prize (2
awards)
Programme(s) to which
Related
Postgraduate Diploma in Library Students enrolled on the
and Information Management
BA Hons Applied Langs &
Translation (French & German)
(French & Spanish) (German &
Spanish)
Students Eligible Criteria for Selection Selecting Bodies Prize/Award Campus External=E
University=U
Highest aggregate mark Board of Examiners Name added to CE, JN, ME E
programme trophy retained in
University + £100
All students on the courses Normally the best performance by a final-year student in each Board of Examiners, through the £50 CE U
indicated of the courses indicated providing that performance in Dean of the Faculty of Arts
specifically linguisitc units is considered satisfactory; the
prizes may be awarded to first- or second-year students of
sufficient merit

Alister McArthur Memorial Prize BA Hons Applied Langs & Final-year students Best mark in dissertation Board of Examiners £100 CE E
Translation (French and
German) (French and Spanish)
(German and Spanish)

Association of Teachers of Home Postgraduate Certificate in PGCE (Home Economics) Best performance in PGCE (Home Economics/Consumer Board of Examiners Trophy CE E
Economics (ATHE) Jackson Education (Home Economics students Studies)
Memorial Tray Group)

Biggar Award in Educational
Studies (5 x awards)
One winner for each of the Students enrolled on the To the student with the highest overall graduating mark in Boards of Examiners through the £250 in total - £50 CE, JN, ME U
following courses: (1) PGCE FE, indicated courses each course Head of School of Education to each winner
(2) Med for any specialism
except Educational
Management, (3) Med
[Educational Management], (4)
Master's in Library Management,
(5) PGCE

CCMS Award PGCE Primary (FT) Students registered on the Outstanding contribution to improving educational Panel comprising CCMS Trophy (not CE E
programme opportunities and positive attitudes towards education in the representatives retained by winner)
community. The winner will demonstrate achievement in
voluntary/community work and/or overcoming disability or
personal adversity.

Consumer Council for Northern PGCE Home Economics (2864) PGCE (Home Economics) School based professional development project in the area of Board of Examiners Annual CE E
Ireland Rose Bowl students consumerism. presentation of a
cut glass rose bowl

Dorothy Black Award PGCE: Primary Students on the This prize is awarded for demonstration of resilience and Teaching staff Trophy (not CE E
PGCE Post Primary programmes professionalism in managing, dealing and overcoming a retained by winner)
challenging situation during the course of their studies.

Dunn Award in Technology and PGCE Technology and Design
Design *
Mabel Prize 1 Any first-degree course which
includes study of one or two
modern languages (incl. Irish)
All students PGCE Most outstanding student based on strongest performance in Board of Examiners Trophy JN E
Technology and Design coursework and practical teaching.
Students who have Outstanding academic or creative ability Boards of Examiners, through the £200 CE U
successfully completed the Dean of the Faculty of Arts
second year

Pritchard Prize Postgraduate Diploma in Home and International Prize to awarded to student obtaining the highest mark on Board of Examiners £300 CE E
Teaching of English to Speakers students, both FT and PT, completion of the modules for the PgD in TESOL. To be
of Other Languages doing the PgD in TESOL eligible the candidate must reach a mark of 70% or better.
Title of Prize/Award Programme(s) to which Related Students Eligible Criteria for Selection Selecting Bodies Prize/Award Campus External=E
University=U

Carson McDowell Prize UG Hons Law (SHs/LLB/Major) Students registered on the Highest aggregated mark in six level 4 modules Board of Examiners £500 + 1 week JN/ME E
(FT/PT) programmes work
experience with
Carson
McDowell LLP

Committee on the Administration LLB Law - Single Hons and major All students (FT and PT) taking Students who have submitted the most outstanding Board of Examiners in £50 cash prize ME E
of Justice Prize Level 6 Module LAW536, Human essay in the area of Human Rights Law within Module June
Rights Law LAW536
Committee on the Administration LLB Law - Single Hons and major All UG Students (FT and PT) Students with the highest overall mark in Public Law Board of Examiners £50 JN E
of Justice Prize reading module LAW139 Public (which will include assignment and exam marks)
Law
Higgins Hollywood Deazley Law: Single Hons and Major Students registered on the Highest mark in the module Board of Examiners £150 JN E
Family Law Prize progarmmes on the JN campus
taking level 6 optional module
'Family Law'

Higgins Hollywood Deazley Law: Single Hons and Major Students registered on the Highest mark in the module Board of Examiners 1 or 2 week JN E
Internship Prize programmes on the JN campus internship in
taking level 6 optional module solicitors office
'Medical Law and Ethics'

Law Centre (NI) Prize LLB Law - Single Hons and major All UG Students (FT and PT) Students with the highest overall mark in Social Justice Board of Examiners £100 JN E
reading the Law of Social Justice (which will include assignment and exam marks)

Legal Island Employment Law
Undergraduate Prize
Legal Island Employment Law
Postgraduate Prize
Legal Island Prize
Law: Single Hons and Major students registered on the Highest mark in module Board of Examiners £50 JN E
BSc Hons Human Resource programmes taking level 6 module
Management LAW515 'Employment Law'
MSc Human Resource Management Students registered on the Highest mark in the module Board of Examiners £50 JN E
(FT/PT) programme taking level 7 module
LAW801 'Employment Law'
PgCert Employment Law and Practice Students registered on the Highest mark in the programme Board of Examiners Glass sculpture BT E
(FT/PT) programme (retained by
winner)

No Alibis Administrative Law Undergraduate Hons Subject: Law Full-time and part-time students on Highest mark in module, LAW143 Administrative Law Board of Examiners Book vouchers JN E
Prize (Single Hons) the programme to the value of
£100

No Alibis Criminal Law Prize Undergraduate Hons Subject: Law Full-time and part-time students on Highest mark in module, LAW131 Criminal Law Board of Examiners Book vouchers JN E
(Single Hons / Major) the programmes to the value of
£100

No Alibis Jurisprudence Prize Undergraduate Hons Subject: Law Full-time and part-time students on Highest mark in module, LAW328 Jurisprudence Board of Examiners Book vouchers JN E
(Single Hons / Major) the programmes to the value of
£100

No Alibis Land Law Prize Undergraduate Hons Subject: Law Full-time and part-time students on Highest mark in module, LAW311 Land Law Board of Examiners Book vouchers JN E
(Single Hons / Major) the programmes to the value of
£100
No Alibis Company Law Prize
No Alibis Law of Evidence Prize
Pinsent Masons Contract Prize
Pinsent Masons Placement Prize LLB Single Hons and All LLB 'with
minor' programmes
Oxford University Press
Dissertation Prize
Oxford Universtiy Press Prize
Oxford University Press Prize
Palgrave Macmillan Publishers
Prize
Reid and Black Law Prize
RG Sinclair Placement Prize
School of Law Dissertation Prize LLB Law - Single Hons and major
(JN)
School of Law Dissertation Prize LLB Law - Single Hons and major
(ME)
Taylor & Francis Criminal Law
Prize
Thomson Reuters Dissertation
Prize
Undergraduate Hons Subject: Law Full-time and part-time students on Highest mark in module, LAW519 Company Law Board of Examiners Book vouchers JN E
(Single Hons / Major) the programmes to the value of
£100
Undergraduate Hons Subject: Law Full-time and part-time students on Highest mark in module, LAW502 Law of Evidence Board of Examiners Book vouchers JN E
(Single Hons / Major) the programmes to the value of
£100
LLB Single Hons and All LLB 'with All UG Students (FT and PT) Students with the Highest overall mark in Contract Law Board of Examiners £300 JN E
minor' programme reading law of contract (which will include assignment and exam marks)
All UG students (FT & PT) who Student with the highest overall mark in Year 2 (which Board of Examiners £300 JN & ME E
have completed Year 2 of FT study will include assignment and exam marks)
or 12 modules of PT study, of
which the Major programme must
include at least 8 Law modules
LLB Law - Single Hons and Major All UG students (FT&PT) taking Best performance in Dissertation modules LAW523 Board of Examiners in £50 TROVE ME E
Dissertation modules LAW523 (Single Honours) and LAW534 (Major) June voucher
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reading module, Law of Tort Law of Tort (which will include assignment and exam voucher
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Politics Introduction to Property Law
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have completed Year 3 of FT study modules (which will include assignment and exam Placement
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programme who have successfully gift voucher
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completed the Law Dissertation
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TRANSITIONAL JUSTICE LLM in Human Rights Law and LLM students on the programme – Highest mark on th e dissertation module (and in the LLM Course Committee, £50 [October JN and ME E
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Northern Ireland Human Rights dissertation within the deadline With External Examiner approval. Examiner Board
Commission / Transitional Justice
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