This page lists all those who have been awarded College or University prizes during the current academic year and those who received awards after the end of 8th week of Trinity Term of the previous year. For details of College prizes and College subject prizes, and how and when they are awarded, please see Financial Support.
College prizes
2019/2020
Michaelmas Term 2019
Francesca Back, Periam Prize
Bee Boileau, Martin Wright Prize
Marcos Burger Ramos, Greville-Smith Prize
Robert Chamberlain, James Gay Prize
George Cooper, Prosser Prize (Mathematics & Joint School)
Nils Deeg, Archibald McDougall Law Prize (proxime accessit)
Ella Higgs-Sharrock, Kington Oliphant Prize (History)
Jonathan Kabel, James Hall Prize
Dong Hyun Kang, Prelims Prize
Arman Karshenas Najafabadi, Prosser Prize (Engineering)
Jing Yee Kee, Greville-Smith Prize
Alex Knighton, Periam Prize
Philemon Kwok, Kyriacou & Sherwin-Smith Prize (shared)
Aakash Lakshmanan, Ken Allen Prize
Kirsty Land, Prosser Prize (Mathematics & Joint School)
Natasha Larcom, Roger Hall Prize (Science)
Natasha Larcom, Periam Prize
Lauren MacKenzie, Prelims Prize
Jonathan Mallet, Periam Prize
Stephanie McAnally, Archibald McDougall Law Prize
Stephanie McAnally, A.V. Dicey Prize
Jonathan Melia, Prelims Prize
Molly Monks, Prelims Prize
Dominic Newman, Edwin George Engleby Wright Prize
Andreea Oncescu, Lubbock Prize
Andreea Oncescu Roger Hall Prize (Science)
Millie Prince-Hodges, GDH Cole Prize
Andrew Shamis, Prelims Prize
Jesse Sigal, Roger Hall Prize (Science)
Teodora Simion, Prelims Prize
Ana Sotirova, Ken Allen Prize
Moyo Tian, Roger Hall Prize (Science)
Jesse Tristram, William Mazower Prize
William Wathey, Kyriacou & Sherwin-Smith Prize (shared)
Lucy Weatherill, Prelims Prize
Bryan Xuan, Prelims Prize
Trinity Term 2020
Bee Boileau, Balogh Prize
University prizes
2019/2020
For perfomance in Moderations:
- Mungo Ferner-Robson, De Paravicini Prize for performance in Classics Moderations
2018/2019
- Andrey Levitskiy, Oxford University’s Vice-Chancellor’s Public Engagement with Research Award in the Early Career Researcher Awards category
- James Moberly (MPhil Economics), Best Overall Performance in Year 1
- Hugo Monnery (MPhil Economics), George Webb Medley Prize for Best Thesis
- Samantha Hobson-Jones (BCL), Monckton Chambers Prize in Competition Law
For performance in Final Honours School:
- Paolo Faglia, Gibbs Prize for performance in Physics papers in Part A of the Honour School of Physics and Philosophy
- Matthew Hillman, British Telecom Research and Technology Prize for Mathematics and Computer Science 2019 (joint winner) for the best overall performance, with special regard for Computer Science papers
- Jing Yee Kee, Gibbs Book Prize for Chemistry Part IB
- Samuel Myers, David Gibbs Prize for the best performance in Modern Languages in 2018/2019 (joint winner)
- Axel Ronquist, Hoare Prize for the best overall performance in Computer Science and Philosophy
- Ana Sotirova, Physics prize for practical work in Part B
- Felix Tan, Gavin Cameron Memorial Prize for Best Performance in Econometrics
- William Taylor:
- Dean Ireland Prize 2019 for the highest overall average in the FHS of Literae Humaniores, Classics & English, Classics & Modern Languages, Classics & Oriental Studies, Ancient & Modern History and Classical Archaeology & Ancient History
- Harold Lister Sunderland Prize 2018 for performance in the Greek literature papers in the FHS of Literae Humaniores, Classics & English, Classics & Modern Languages and Classics & Oriental Studies
- George Wright, Physical and Theoretical Chemistry Prize for Part II Thesis (proxime)