Congratulations to all our 2020-21 departmental exam prize winners.
Undergraduate Prizewinners
The Lillian Knowles Prize for the Best Set of First Year Marks
- Isha Patel (BSc Economic History with Economics)
- Vincent Wei (BSc Economic History)
The Lillian Knowles Prize for the Best Set of Final Year Marks
- Cameron Gerard (BSc Economic History)
The Baines Prize for the Best Mark Achieved in EH101
Prize for the Best Mark Achieved in EH237
- Lina Lin (BSc Economic History)
The Altorfer Ong Prize for the Best Mark Achieved in EH240
- Lorcan Gallagher (BSc Economic History)
- Lina Lin (BSc Economic History)
Prize for the Best Mark Achieved in the Dissertation in Economic History
- Gavin Greif (BSc Economic History)
- Title: Merchants, Proto-Firms, and the German Industrialization: the commercial determinants of nineteenth century town growth
- Luke Oades (BSc Economics with Economic History)
- Title: Was William the Conqueror’s distribution of English land after the Norman Conquest in keeping with the selectorate theory model of regime survival?
- Arthur Townend (BSc Economics with Economic History)
- To what extent did the disinvestment policy from South Africa from 1980 and 1994 affect the relative economic position of Black South Africans?
- George Turner (BSc Economic History)
- What was the rate of intergenerational social mobility in the Royal Navy between 1650-1850? How did elite groups ensure status persistence?
- Roy Xiao (BSc Economic History with Economics)
- To what extent did the HSBC, with stronger links to London financial markets, enjoy a comparative advantage in banking and trade finance over Chinese commercial banks in Singapore between 1920-37?
Master's Prizewinners
Hunt Prize for the best dissertation on the MSc Economic History Research
Prize for the Best Dissertation on the MSc Economic History programme - joint winners
- Nicolas Peyton
- Joseph Nevins
- Andres Irarrazaval Garcia Huidobro
Prize for the Best Dissertation on the MSc Political Economy of Late Development Programme - joint winners
- Kim Marten
- Henning Schatz
Highly Commended Dissertation Prize on the MSc Political Economy of Late Development Programme - joint winners
- Albertus Schermers
- Sanjana Medipally
Prize for the Best Dissertation on the MSc Gobal Economic History
Prize for the Best Dissertation on the MSc Quantitative Economic History
Best overall performance of a Master's student in the Department of Economic History