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Farr Prize

The Farr Prize 

William Farr

The Farr Prize is named after William Farr (1807-1883), who is regarded as one of the founders of medical statistics. He was also an actuary. 

The Farr Prize itself dates back to the 1920's and was previously awarded by the School until 2005 when it was handed back to the departments.

This prize is awarded to the student who achieves the best performance in final examinations for a BSc student in the Departments of Mathematics or Statistics. 

The prize consists of two prizes of £250 each and a certificate.

  

List of Prizewinners

YearNameProgramme

2023/24

Ines De Rivera Samper

BSc in Mathematics and Economics

2022/23

 N/A

 N/A

2021/22

Yue Tang & Jake Webb

BSc Mathematics with Economics, and BSc Mathematics & Economics

2020/21

Natasha Tai

BSc Financial Mathematics & Statistics

2019/20

Yixuan Li, Valentin Pechnikov & Yuliia Tereshchuk

BSc Financial Mathematics & Statistics, BSc Mathematics & Economics, and BSc Mathematics & Economics

2018/19

Jianbo Sun & Natalia Yi Ling Hong

BSc Mathematics & Economics, and BSc Actuarial Science

2017/18

Bo Wei Ooi

BSc Mathematics & Economics

2016/17

Charlotte Yuen

BSc Actuarial Science

2015/16

Xiang Lee & Shi-Xian Tay

All BSc Actuarial Science 

2014/15

Run Xian Tan

BSc Actuarial Science

2013/14

Jiawen Wu

BSc Actuarial Science