The Kevin Lindgren Prize of $4000 is awarded at the biennial Copyright Law and Practice Symposium to the best student presentation on copyright.

The prize is established by the Copyright Society of Australia and named after Dr Kevin Lindgren, a former Judge of the Federal Court of Australia and former president of the Copyright Tribunal.

University students at all levels of study are invited to prepare a presentation on copyright, with three finalists given the opportunity to deliver their presentation. The winner and their university both receive $2,000.

Students interested in entering the competition please click here for more details and to view the terms and conditions.

Entries for the 2011 prize open now, with each university now having until 19 September 2011 to nominate students.

The three finalists will deliver their presentations on 12 October, at a pre-Symposium event.