The Alistair Ross Goobey Prize 2025 Conor Brice
Conor Brice Born and bred in South Africa, I have a longstanding interest in the built environment, particularly property development and the role property plays in shaping economic growth. Cambridge was the ideal place to explore my interests and became an opportunity I couldn’t resist. My dissertation examined the effects of unconventional monetary policy on […]
The Webster Prize for the best performance in Paper 5: in the event of a tie, best performance in law part of Paper 5
Oliver Chua is a final-year Land Economy undergraduate at Wolfson College, Cambridge. Outside of his degree, he plays rugby for the university LXs (second) team and is an active member of the Girton College Croquet Club. After university, Oliver will be joining L’Oréal’s commercial graduate scheme as a business analyst. Zaver Dhanani is a second-year […]
The Nigel Allington Prize for best overall performance in Paper 1
Matthew is a Year 1 Land Economy student studying at Magdalene College, Cambridge. He is passionate about the built environment and hopes to pursue a future career in real estate. Outside of his studies, Matthew enjoys running, snooker, and water polo.
The CULS Prize for best performance in Part 1B
Conrad’s academic interests lie in the intersection between public policy, legal systems, and sustainable development. He hopes to pursue a career in the Singapore civil service, focusing on impactful, forward-looking policy interventions. Jasmine Wong is a second-year Land Economy undergraduate at Gonville & Caius College Cambridge. She is currently working as an Investment Associate Intern […]
The Mike Turner Prize for best performance in Paper 15
I am deeply grateful to have been awarded the Mike Turner Prize and would like to express my thanks to CULS for this award. I recently graduated from Queens’ College with a First Class in Land Economy. Having grown up in London, I came to Cambridge with a strong interest in real estate finance and […]
The Jeffrey Switzer Prize for best performance in Paper 14
Jasmine is a trilingual, Former Young Mayor, recognised as a Future Woman Leader by Blackstone and as one of the Top 150 UK Future Leaders by Powerlist Media. She will be starting her career in finance. She is an aspiring globe trotter, eager to combine professional ambition with her curiosity for cultures and innovation worldwide.
The Gordon Cameron Memorial Prize for best performance in Paper 7
Jasmine has just completed her 1st year as a Land Economy student at the University of Cambridge and is interested in sustainability and finance. Jasmine is from Singapore and is a keen volunteer. She was the Chair of Project Fleur from January 2019 to January during which she led a group of over 300 members […]
The Noel Dean Prize for Best overall performance in Part II
Jordan is a recent graduate of Land Economy from Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge. Born and raised in Croydon, South London, he has always been guided by a clear north star: to serve the communities that shaped him and give back to those who come from similar backgrounds. This commitment to service has driven Jordan […]
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