A six-week work placement and £1,650 in cash are up for grabs in this year’s Guardian Student Media Awards.

The annual competition, now in its fourth decade, offers 13 prize categories along with one overall winner who will win the six-week placement at The Guardian.

Other work placements are also on offer with Sky News and the NME.

Previous winners include Andrew Rawnsley, Jonathan Freedland and photographer Rankin.

This year’s judging panel includes Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger, NME editor Conor McNicholas, BBC Radio presenter Colin Murray and former Newsnight editor Peter Barron.

The full list of prize categories is:

Overall Winner

Student Newspaper of the Year
Student Magazine of the Year
Student Reporter of the Year
Student Feature Writer of the Year
Student Photographer of the Year
Student Publication Design of the Year
Student Website of the Year
Student Critic of the Year
Student Broadcast Journalist of the Year
Student Sports Writer of the Year
Student Diversity Writer of the Year
Student Travel Writer of the Year
Student Columnist of the Year

The deadline for entries is 3 July except the website of the year category which is 1 June.

The shortlist will be announced in September with winners revealed at the Guardian Student Media Conference and Awards ceremony in late November.