ENAS Award
What is the ENAS Award and what can it do for you?
ENAS is all about networking and sharing ideas for better student sport. The purpose of the annual ENAS Award is to support the innovative development of projects by institutions which contribute to the development and recognition of Student Sport and can serve as inspiration to your colleagues abroad.
And, there’s the prize! The winning institution will take home a cash prize and of course your name on the ENAS Award roll of honour.
Who can apply?
Applications are open to all ENAS Members.
Who selects the winner?
Since 2015, there has been a 2 step judging process (selection committee + member voting) for the award.
First, the ENAS EC will choose a selection committee among the board members which can be supported by one of the honorary members. This selection committee studies all applications and makes a shortlist of the three best projects on basis of the quality of the submission and the selection criteria as outlined in the regulations. The shortlisted projects are invited to deliver a presentations to ENAS Members.
Secondly, after seeing the presentations, the ENAS Members are requested to vote for their favourite project as is the selection committee. In case of a tie in the members vote, the selection committee vote will determine the winning project.
How can I apply?
It just take a few minutes, read the terms and conditions, fill out the online application form by clicking the button below (approx. duration 15 minutes), send the form to us and keep your fingers crossed. That’s it. Download the form now!
Previous winners:
2022 Uni-Sport-O-Mat - Freie Universität Berlin, Germany
2020 Sustainable Happiness - Fontys University of Applied Sciences, Netherlands
2019 Game of Tuk - Technischen Universität Kaiserslautern, Germany
2018 Tilburg University Vitality - Tilburg University, Netherlands
2017 Leicester Academy - University of Leicester, United Kingdom
2016 Active Break Time - University of Wuppertal, Germany
2015 Bottom's Up! Sit Less, Feel Better - University of Turku, Finland
2014 Go Fit/One Big Thing - Imperial College London, United Kingdom
2013 Exercise as Medicine - Radboud University Nijmegen, Netherlands
2012 Trinity Olympians - Trinity College Dublin, Republic of Ireland
2011 City Keep on Playing Sport - City University London, United Kingdom
What is the ENAS Award and what can it do for you?
It all begins with an idea. Show us how successful your project is, and help inspire your ENAS colleagues. If successfully shortlisted you will be able to present your project to your colleagues at the annual ENAS forum where they will vote on the most successful. Good Luck!