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Robson History Prize The Robson History Prize is an annual competition for Year 12 or Lower 6th students. The Prize was established in 2007 in memory of the historian Robert Robson, who was for many years a Fellow and Tutor at Trinity.
Several Cambridge colleges run essay competitions related to Classics, for students in year 12. Whether you are planning to apply to Cambridge or not, we encourage you to get involved. Follow the links for further information: Corpus Classics Essay Competition; Fitzwilliam Ancient World Essay Competition; Girton Humanities Writing Competition.
University Funding Information; Essay Prizes and Competitions. Philosophy Essay Prize; Linguistics Essay Prize; Gould Prize for Essays in English Literature; Geography Essay Prize; Robert Walker Prize for Essays in Law; R.A. Butler Politics Prize; Robson History Prize; Theology and Religious Studies Essay Prize; Admissions Events; Typical.
The History Essay Prize. History Information And Questions 2020. The Newnham History Essay Prize may be of particular interest to those studying History, Politics, English Literature, Philosophy or Sociology, but we welcome entries from interested students studying any combination of subjects.
Essay Prize 2020. The Robinson College Essay Prize is open to all students currently in Year 12 (Lower Sixth, or equivalent) at a UK School. It is designed to give students the opportunity to develop and showcase their independent study and writing skills.
Academic competitions for schools and colleges Several colleges and departments of the University of Oxford run competitions which are open to students from schools and colleges. Preparing an entry for one of these competitions is a valuable experience for academically motivated students, so please do encourage your students to enter.
Established in 1971, in memory of a St Hugh’s College alumna, the Julia Wood Prize is an annual History essay competition open to Sixth Form pupils who have not been in the Sixth Form of any school or college for a period of more than two years.
Girton’s Humanities Writing Competition is for students in Year 12 (or equivalent) who have an interest in the Humanities. Students will submit an essay based on one or more objects selected from the College’s small antiquities museum, the Lawrence Room. This competition is an opportunity for research and writing beyond the curriculum using.
The Lord Toulson Essay Prize in Law, in honour of the late Lord Roger Toulson, Justice of the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom, is sponsored by Herbert Smith Freehills. It is intended to give students a chance to engage with important legal debates and to explore the kind of issues that they would be exposed to in a Cambridge law degree.
The Marshall Society, the economics society of the University of Cambridge, is excited to launch its 2019 essay competition. This is an opportunity for all students currently working towards A-levels, the IB or equivalent qualifications to demonstrate their ability to write a convincing and well-structured essay.
Queens' College Estelle Prize for English Competition Guidelines and Questions 2019 Queens' College invites submissions for the Estelle English Prize 2019, which will be awarded to the best essay submitted by a Year 12 (Lower Sixth Form) student.
Fitzwilliam College Cambridge Annual Essay Competition (different subject each year) Royal Commonwealth essay competition (under 18) Connell Guides Essay Prize (open to all sixth formers) Humanities. Classics and Ancient History essay competition (run by St John’s College Oxford). Open to year 12 students.
You also need to be considering university study in order to enter the contest. The winners are invited to visit the college. Essay writing prize. This prize, run by Trinity College, Cambridge, was founded in memory of Robert Robson, the history Fellow and Tutor. Robson was the son of a miner and hailed from Northumberland near Hadrian’s Wall.
