1. This program is for eligible full-time students, or part-time students on a pro-rata basis, who are enrolled on Monday of O Week in T1, or for T3 commencers, Monday of O Week in T3. 
2. The grant is for books and study materials to the value of $500 for full-time students enrolled by midnight of Monday of O Week in an undergraduate law or criminology program or the Juris Doctor managed by the Faculty of Law & Justice. For part-time students, the grant is $250.
3. Students may purchase both required and recommended textbooks for courses they are enrolled in over the calendar year.
4. This program is only for textbooks or study materials relevant to the Law & Justice program in which the eligible student is enrolled. In cases of dual programs, the grant funds may be used to purchase textbooks for non-law courses, provided the units of credit for those courses are counted towards a program in which the Faculty of Law & Justice is named in the UNSW Handbook as having oversight. For example, students in Program 4733 (Commerce/Law) may use the grant to purchase textbooks relevant to commerce courses.
5. Identified eligible students are the intended beneficiaries of this grant. Buying textbooks for students other than the student named in the notification is prohibited and could result in permanent disqualification from the scheme.
6. Only one copy of each textbook may be bought under this scheme. You cannot buy multiple copies of the same textbook.
7. The grant cannot be transferred to other bookshops, is not exchangeable for cash and unused funds cannot be transferred to students or carried over from one year to the next.
8. With approval from the Faculty, students may purchase eTextbooks and be reimbursed for the cost.
9. The grant is not available to students who have access to another textbook scheme, such as the Paul Rodwell Textbook scheme.
10. This scheme is separate to and operates independently of financial support programs administered by Student Support & Success. Students who did not receive a message notifying them of their eligibility for this scheme but who wish to discuss other financial support programs may make an appointment with a Student Support Advisor.
11. Any decisions related to eligibility will be reviewed by the Law & Justice Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Director.

Any questions about this scheme can be directed to [email protected].