KWM prize FAQs

That’s up to you and your team, and there are mentors who will guide you. Need some inspiration? Read about the 2020 winning team's pro bono digital marketplace concept, 2019 winning team’s AI-powered search engine or start thinking about some of the topics below.

• Electronic signatures and cybersecurity
• The role of blockchain in commercial transactions
• The use of machine learning in pro bono work
• The automation of legal reasoning
• The use of technology to promote access to justice

All UQ undergraduate students are eligible to compete. For more information, please review the detailed eligibility criteria.

See full terms and conditions.

The program will be delivered on campus and online, so students can participate in person or remotely (subject to government restrictions at the time of competition).

The competition runs over nine weeks, with seven workshops and a Demo Day (view the program). Each week includes a session that runs for two hours and teams will be required to do some preparation outside of these sessions.