GUA News: Meet the Global Winners of 2021
We introduce the 25 students selected as the highest performing entrants in their category for 2021
September 17, 2021
by Diane Nolan
After a rigorous and lengthy judging process led by almost 500 expert academics worldwide, we are proud to announce those who have made it to the top in their chosen category!
Out of over 2,500 submissions, the 25 students listed below have been selected as the highest performing entrants in their category for the 2021 programme. This is an outstanding achievement for some of the world’s brightest students, who are leading the way in top-class undergraduate research all across the world.
Architecture & Design
Riad Tabbara | American University of Beirut
Art History & Theory
Piper Prolago | University of Tulsa
Business
Jill Humby | Technological University Dublin
Chemical & Pharmaceutical Sciences
Ali Abdelfadil | University of Leeds
Classical Studies & Archaeology
Emily Kerrison | University of Sydney
Computer Science
Chen Sihao | Nanyang Technological University
Earth & Environmental Sciences
Yilin Zhang | Nanyang Technological University
Economics
Beatriz Sasse | University of Warwick
Education
Roxanne Lau | National Institute of Education, Singapore
Engineering
Lim Si Xian | Nanyang Technological University
History
Hannah Kern-Cheng | Brescia University College
Law
Amrita Deshmukh | Symbiosis International University
Life Sciences
Jenny Gehlen | ETH Zürich | Karolinska Institutet
Linguistics
Oisín Nolan | Trinity College Dublin, the University of Dublin
Literature
Dylan Chng | National University of Singapore
Mathematics & Physics
Hongjia Chen | University of Auckland
Medical Sciences
Delia-Denisa Dunca | Karolinska Institutet
Music, Film & Theatre
Sher Yao | University of Toronto
Nursing, Midwifery & Allied Healthcare
Fridaous Karimu | Trinity College Dublin, the University of Dublin
Philosophy
Young-il Kim | Utrecht University
Politics & International Relations
Ng Yi Ming | Yale-NUS College
Psychology
Stephanie Yu | University of British Columbia
Social Sciences: Anthropology & Cultural Studies
Beth Hayes | University College London
Social Sciences: Sociology & Social Policy
Arizona Haddon | Massey University
Visual Arts
Afnan Albladi | American University of Sharjah
