The Undergraduate Awards of Ireland and Northern Ireland aims to be the champion of today’s undergraduates, providing them with a platform from which to launch their ideas and showcase their work as well as provide them with opportunities to further themselves in their chosen career paths, be that through our Where Next networking events or through our alignment with GenePool graduate recruitment. All those who submit their essays to the Undergraduate Awards are instantly added to GenePool’s database where they will have access to graduate positions, work placements & internships. They will be given prominence over other applicants to GenePool’s database and should they go on to win an award, they will be given top priority for any positions that should arise.
Below please find the criteria for the essays that final & penultimate year students can submit for consideration for an Undergraduate Award.
Eligible submissions are drawn from corrected coursework which:
• Achieved a grade of 2.1 or above and/or a percentage of 65% or above
• Represents the highest standards of intellectual and scholarly achievement
• Embodies a piece of independent and original work
• Takes the form of a text-based essay/project, with images/graphics where relevant, and take the form of a critical/analytical discourse
• Whole and complete essays/projects. (NB: extracts/summaries must be approved by your lecturer.)
• Essays/projects no longer than 5000 words, and no shorter than 1750 words
• Individual essays/projects only. Group submissions are not allowed at this stage
For further information, please have a look at the website:
http://www.undergraduateawards.com/