The award aimed to encourage the most talented and promising doctoral students and early-career researchers from Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific Islands whose research in international law makes, or is likely to make, a significant contribution to solving pressing global or regional problems. One or two awards were made each year to help recipients present at the annual conference.
How it worked
- Applicants applied when submitting their conference abstract; the 31st annual conference round closed on 12 February 2024.
- A sub-committee of the conference organising committee chose recipients on the quality of abstracts and their potential to offer solutions on pressing issues in human rights, refugee, statelessness, humanitarian or criminal law.
- To advance women's participation in international law, at least one award each year went to a woman.
This round is closed. This archive does not take applications and does not list recipients.