2025 Regional Winners
Winners Coming Soon!
Our judges are currently reviewing submissions and selecting this year’s winners. Check back soon to see if your work is a Regional Winner.
There are currently seven GUA Regions: Africa & Middle East, Asia, United Kingdom, Europe, Island of Ireland, The Americas and Oceania. A Regional Winner is the highest-performing Highly Commended Entrant from a GUA region in their category.
Africa & Middle East
Politics & International Relations – Louise Simpson | New York University Abu Dhabi
Law – Avishag Bartuv | Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Engineering – Vhuhwavho Thersia (Andani) | University of Cape Town
Life Sciences – Rhea Shroff** | American University of Sharjah
Life Sciences – Yamna Aamir Azim** | American University of Sharjah
Life Sciences – Maria Sophy Ajith** | American University of Sharjah
Life Sciences – Rayan Kessi** | American University of Sharjah
Life Sciences – Bayan Khatib** | American University of Sharjah
Computer Science – Ronald Atuhaire** | Makerere University
Computer Science – George Ssemaganda** | Makerere University
Computer Science – Edward Kaboggoza** | Makerere University
Architecture & Design – Afreen Saheed** | American University of Sharjah
Architecture & Design – Asfar Ameer Deen** | University of Sharjah
Literature – Roni Bodenstein | Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Asia
Engineering – Lee Hyunwoo | Nanyang Technological University
Mathematics & Physics – Yuhan Peng | Nanyang Technological University
Law – Wong Hin Yui | Chinese University of Hong Kong
Psychology – Chan Shu Ting, Carol | Nanyang Technological University
Mass Communication – Jaz Low | Nanyang Technological University
Music, Film & Theatre – Nurin A’liyah Binte Mohammed Iskandar | Nanyang Technological University
Social Science: Sociology & Social Policy – Fahmy Fadzil | Nanyang Technological University
Education – Faith Ng Tin Yan | Nanyang Technological University
Philosophy – Akshat Singh | Nanyang Technological University
Social Science: Anthropology & Cultural Studies – Wilfred Tang Kit Yung | National University of Singapore
Classical Studies & Archaeology – Lee Yu Xuan, Anthea | Nanyang Technological University
Earth & Environmental Sciences – Isaiah Loh Kai En | Nanyang Technological University
Politics & International Relations – Xavier Yu Zhengwei | Nanyang Technological University
Business & Economics – Nabila Tasnim | University of Dhaka
Europe
Business & Economics – Samuel Aleksander Sánchez Olszewski | Universidad Carlos III de Madrid
Computer Science – Slavica Alvir | FH Campus Wien (University of Applied Sciences Vienna)
Earth & Environmental Sciences – Atte Ahola | Leiden University
Education – Stankoska Martina | University of Helsinki
History – Manta Räsänen | Tampere University
Life Sciences – Juliette Tabusse | Université Paris Cité
Linguistics – Elina Kristiina Kivari | University of Helsinki
Literature – Sanna Antinluoma | University of Helsinki
Medical Sciences – Frida K. A. Rehn | Karolinska Institutet
Visual Arts – Gözde Naz Terzi | Izmir University of Economics
Island of ireland
Literature – Hannah Meadhbh Fitzgerald | University College Cork
Law – Sarah McConnell | Trinity College Dublin
Nursing, Midwifery & Allied Healthcare – Alan Culligan | University of Limerick
History – Aoibhín Ní Gleasáin | University of Galway
Psychology – Sophie Kamdar | Trinity College Dublin
Life Sciences – Roisin Flynn | Royal College of Surgeons
Visual Arts – Antonia Noemi Gergely | Munster Technological University
Architecture & Design – Hannah Jackson | Queen’s University Belfast
Classical Studies & Archaeology – Anna Sofia Scheele | Trinity College Dublin
Social Science: Anthropology & Cultural Studies – Sarah Rapple | Dublin City University
Engineering – Ben McMahon | South East Technological University
Oceania
Business & Economics – Susama Mahnaz | Monash University
Politics & International Relations – Justin Khouw | Australian National University
United Kingdom
Architecture & Design – Dabinn Kim | University of Sheffield
Business & Economics – Lim Ren Jie | University of Warwick
Computer Science Zineb Ibnou Cheikh | University of Portsmouth
Earth & Environmental Sciences – Katie Able | University of Sheffield
Education – Yidi Wang | University of Sheffield
History – Charlotte Rachel Taylor | The Open University
Law – JP McErlane | University of Edinburgh
Life Sciences – Fong Wen Xuan | University of Dundee
Literature – Linden Davis | Birkbeck, University of London
Mass Communication – Carlin Bowman Kerbage | Queen Margaret University
Music, Film & Theatre – Lily Noon | University of Sheffield
Nursing, Midwifery & Allied Healthcare – Hassan Kamal | University of Dundee
Philosophy – Oliver Small | University of Leeds
Social Science: Anthropology & Cultural Studies – Louisa Wirawan | University College London
The Americas
Art History & Theory – Camille Blanco | Brown University
Chemical & Pharmaceutical Sciences – Isha Patel | Princeton University
Computer Science – Sarah You | Western University
Earth & Environmental Sciences – Magnus Roland Marun | University of Toronto
Engineering – Syeda Zubia Imam** | Toronto Metropolitan University
Engineering – Ayisha Azizi** | Toronto Metropolitan University
Engineering – Merjan Jabarkhil** | Toronto Metropolitan University
Engineering – Clement Solsona** | Toronto Metropolitan University
History – Sabrina Isabelle McLennon | University of Toronto
Life Sciences – Sofya Rudovskaya | Toronto Metropolitan University
Literature – Evan McHenry | Brown University
Mathematics & Physics – David Klassen Johnson | Western University
Nursing, Midwifery & Allied Healthcare – Iman Kashif | University of Ottawa
Philosophy – Ginu Yang | Brown University
Psychology – Renee Guerville | Western University
Social Science: Sociology & Social Policy – Lilian Auraha | Toronto Metropolitan University
Visual Arts – Caryn Wei Ya Xie | Queen’s University at Kingston
