Ashurst Litigation Prize
The purpose of the prize is to recognise the best performing student in subject 70311 Torts.
The Ashurst Litigation Award is sponsored by Ashurst Australia.
Please read the Conditions of Award for full details of the Prize.
Value and duration
Usually one (1) Recipient will be awarded the Prize at the end of each academic year. The value of this Prize is $1,000 and the Recipient will also receive a certificate of award.
Who is eligible?
The Recipient must be enrolled in a UTS award course and receive a result in subject 70311 Torts in the academic year for which the prize is being awarded.
If 70311 Torts is not offered in the academic year for which the prize is to be awarded, then the donors may:
a) nominate another subject for that academic year; orb) decline to award the prize for that academic year.Course area(s)
LawSelection process
The prize will be awarded to the student with the highest final mark in subject 70311 Torts in the relevant academic year.
In the event that two or more eligible students have the same highest final mark, the following criteria will be considered:
Performance in subject 70311 Torts outside of formal assessment that demonstrates mastery of and engagement in the subject;Whether the student has previously attempted subject 70311 Torts;Overall academic performance in the student's award course, including GPA, whether the student has failed other subjects, received academic cautions or had a finding of misconduct against them.x
The purpose of the prize is to recognise the best performing student in subject 70311 Torts.
The Ashurst Litigation Award is sponsored by Ashurst Australia.
Please read the Conditions of Award for full details of the Prize.
Value and duration
Usually one (1) Recipient will be awarded the Prize at the end of each academic year. The value of this Prize is $1,000 and the Recipient will also receive a certificate of award.
Who is eligible?
The Recipient must be enrolled in a UTS award course and receive a result in subject 70311 Torts in the academic year for which the prize is being awarded.
If 70311 Torts is not offered in the academic year for which the prize is to be awarded, then the donors may:
a) nominate another subject for that academic year; orb) decline to award the prize for that academic year.Course area(s)
LawSelection process
The prize will be awarded to the student with the highest final mark in subject 70311 Torts in the relevant academic year.
In the event that two or more eligible students have the same highest final mark, the following criteria will be considered:
Performance in subject 70311 Torts outside of formal assessment that demonstrates mastery of and engagement in the subject;Whether the student has previously attempted subject 70311 Torts;Overall academic performance in the student's award course, including GPA, whether the student has failed other subjects, received academic cautions or had a finding of misconduct against them.x
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