Thank you for your interest in the PSA Academic Prizes.
For over 30 years, the PSA has been celebrating the very best of our profession through our Academic Prizes. Our award categories recognise outstanding dissertations, scholars, teaching and groups across the discipline.
Winners will be unveiled at the PSA’s Annual Conference (14-16 April, 2025) during our Annual General Meeting and also announced over social media and our website.
You can use this form to submit your nomination for any of the prizes in the PROFESSIONAL CONTIBUTIONS category.
For other categories, follow the links to nomination forms for Dissertation Prizes, Research Prizes, Teaching Prizes, or Group Prizes.
Professional Contributions Prizes:
- Nominees must be members of the PSA
- The Joni Lovenduski Prize is open to early career scholars within 10 years from PhD*
- The Sir Isaiah Berlin Prize is open to scholars who can demonstrate a lifetime contribution to political studies
- Nominations will not be considered without the required supporting documents
*Eligibility period may be extended in cases of career interruptions (e.g. due to maternity/parental leave; caring responsibilities; illness; unemployment) - please note this on the relevant question, if applicable.
Please ensure you have read the Prize Guidelines carefully before submitting a nomination and that you meet all eligibility requirements and submit all the required supporting documents (where applicable).
Please email prizes@psa.ac.uk with any queries.
The deadline for Career Prize nominations is 5pm GMT on Friday, 24 January 2025.