Further Information

The JMK Solicitors Prize will be awarded to the Law student who achieves the highest mark in a module on Torts law and who is from a Widening Participation background. 

To be eligible for this award students must:

- have enrolled in Law at Queen's having participated in the Senior Academy or Pathway Opportunity Programme and;

- have achieved a score of at least 60 in a module on Torts Law.

Funding Body

School of Law

Funding Amount

£3,000

£3,000 per annum for three years from 2020

Number of Awards

In the event of a tie of up to three students with the same highest mark, the award will be split between the students with each student receiving £1000. In the event of a tie whereby more than three students have a joint highest mark, the student with the highest overall mark in Level 2 will be awarded the prize.

Funding Body

School of Law

Relevant Links for More Information

http://www.law.qub.ac.uk/schools/SchoolofLaw/study/undergraduate/undergraduate-scholarships/

Terms and Conditions

Eligibility

To be eligible for this award students must:

* Have enrolled in Law at Queen’s having participated in the Senior Academy or Pathway Opportunity Programme and

* Have achieved a mark of at least 60 in a module on Tort Law.

Funding Type

Help with current course

Fee Status

Any

Nationality

All

Study Level

Undergraduate

Start Date

Fri, 24 Apr 2020 10:59:00 BST

Contact Us

Contact Kerry Smyth: k.j.smyth@qub.ac.uk

How to Apply

The Outreach and Learning Development Manager (or a nominated colleague) from the Widening Participation Unit will send the details of all eligible students to a nominated member of staff from the School of Law.

A member of staff from the School of Law will then determine which of the eligible students achieved the highest mark in the Torts module.