Overview
This prize is generously supported by the Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies.
Eligibility
This prize recognizes the IMAS PhD candidature with the greatest non-academic impact achieved through the research project itself or related activities, e.g. outreach, community engagement, contributions to IMAS culture, etc.
Submit
- 1-page nomination summarising the key social impact outcomes of the research and/or related activities, including how a The research/activity is used or applied outside of academia. This can include the wider society, industry and University community, and b The outcomes are likely to include an increase in at least one identified and measurable social, industry or community benefit, e.g. community awareness and participation, economic application, social lifestyle/wellbeing influence, contribution to IMAS/university culture and outreach
- signed support statement from supervisor,
- optional - supporting letters from relevant stakeholders
Amount
$250
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