Alumni News
UA Alumni: Melanie Hechenberger
Melanie was the Global Winner in the Classical Studies & Archaeology category in 2017.
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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.
Submit to The Global Undergraduate Awards today to see your work recognised by an international programme, judged by professional academics from the world's top universities, and join a network of fellow undergraduates delivering top research in your chosen field.
The Global Undergraduate Awards 2021 Programme is now accepting submissions.
Learn MoreA 3 day event where top award-winning students from all over the world present their work, creating powerful discourse across 25 different disciplines. This is a unique opportunity for students to network and share cross-disciplinary research in a vibrant and engaging space.
Melanie was the Global Winner in the Classical Studies & Archaeology category in 2017.
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Out of over 4,100 entries, these are the 25 students who have been selected as the highest performing entrants in their category for the 2020 programme.
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Loh Ying Kai was the Overall Winner in the Chemical & Pharmaceutical Sciences category in 2015.
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"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."
"It's a spectacular experience to be able to listen to such great people present what they are passionate about and also what they have really dedicated their careers in making a change in the world."
