Alumni News
UA Alumni - Shaden Khoury
Shaden was the Africa and Middle East Regional Winner of the Literature category in 2021.
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The Global Undergraduate Awards is the world's leading academic awards programme which recognises top undergraduate work, shares this work with a global audience and connects students across cultures and disciplines.
2022 was a big year for the Global Undergraduate Awards, but we have even bigger plans for 2023: Thousands more entries. Winners from more new countries and disciplines. An even bigger Global Summit. A new in-person Alumni Association. To support our new initiatives, we kindly ask you to consider supporting the Global Undergraduate Awards. You can help more students have an experience that will change their lives.
The Undergraduate Library is an open access library dedicated to the preservation and exhibition of all award-winning entries of The Global Undergraduate Awards Programme. All Highly Commended Entrants, Regional Winners and Global Winners are eligible to have their winning entry archived within library.
Shaden was the Africa and Middle East Regional Winner of the Literature category in 2021.
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Riad was the Global Winner of the Architecture and Design category in 2021.
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Harriet was the Global Winner of the Philosophy category in 2020.
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"It was an amazing few days getting to know other winners from a range of different categories and countries. The opportunity to present my research and speak with so many brilliant minds is incomparable. I can’t wait to see what everyone achieves in the future."
"The prize, the medal is a great bonus to have but I think more important are the connections that we have made, and the ideas that we have shared. It's an unbelievable experience."
"It’s nice to have a platform where undergraduate work is recognised as being as revolutionary and groundbreaking as the stuff that’s produced at postgraduate level."
"The research that we conduct is most often impacted by our intimate personal identities and so when you’re sharing your research you are sharing a part of yourself, your life, your identity, and your community with each other."
