Student Prizes

Emily Shears

Winner of the MA Dissertation Prize

For an excellent dissertation entitled: “Women re-writing their desire: contemporary adaptations of Charlotte Brontë’s Jane Eyre, E.M Forster’s Howards End and George Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty-Four to elevate the ‘othered’ female identity from oppression.”

Georgia Dimmick

Winner of the Outstanding Student Award

In recognition of the excellence of their work and commitment to study.

Syed Hasan

Winner of the Excellent Student Award 2024

In recognition of their excellence, efforts and achievements in being an outstanding student.

Shahid Imran

Winner of the AIA: Association of International Accountants Award

In recognition of their excellence, efforts and achievements in being an outstanding student.

Richard Anyibofu

Winner of the Course Team Award for MSc Physiotherapy

Richard has worked tirelessly and overcome challenges that could have affected achievement on the course. His effort and achievements are highly commendable.

Natasha Slater

Winner of the Outstanding Academic Achievement Award

Natasha has worked to a consistently high standard throughout the course and always reflected upon feedback to further improve professionally and academically. Her dissertation project was outstanding.

Anwar Amara

Winner of the Academic Excellence Award for MSc Public Health

This Award is presented to Anwar in recognition of her outstanding academic performance, intellectual dedication, and commitment to excellence in her studies.  Amara has consistently demonstrated exceptional scholarly ability, critical thinking, and a passion for learning that sets her apart as a model student. Her achievements reflect a high standard of academic integrity and serve as an inspiration to her peers.

Romaisa Aniq

Winner of the Academic Excellence Award for MSc Public Health

The Award is presented to Romaisa in recognition of her outstanding academic performance, intellectual dedication, and commitment to excellence in her studies.  Romaisa has consistently demonstrated exceptional scholarly ability, critical thinking, and a passion for learning that sets her apart as a model student. Her achievements reflect a high standard of academic integrity and serve as an inspiration to her peers.

Seyedehayeh Esmaeilitalesh

Winner of the Academic Excellence Award for MSc Public Health

This Award is presented to Seyedehayeh in recognition of her outstanding academic performance, intellectual dedication, and commitment to excellence in her studies.   Seyedehayeh has consistently demonstrated exceptional scholarly ability, critical thinking, and a passion for learning that sets her apart as a model student. Her achievements reflect a high standard of academic integrity and serve as an inspiration to her peers.

Marshal Mutai

Winner of the Academic Excellence and Student Voice Champion Award for MSc Public Health

This Award is presented to Marshal who exemplifies both exceptional academic performance and outstanding dedication to representing and advocating for his peers. This award recognises a unique blend of scholarly excellence and leadership. Marshal has consistently demonstrated academic rigor, intellectual curiosity, and critical thinking, while also playing a key role in ensuring that student perspectives are heard, valued, and acted upon. Through active engagement, communication, and advocacy, Marshal has made a meaningful contribution to enhancing the student experience.

Comfort Nosakhare

Winner of the Academic Excellence Award for MSc Public Health

This Award is presented to Comfort  in recognition of her outstanding academic performance, intellectual dedication, and commitment to excellence in her studies.  Comfort has consistently demonstrated exceptional scholarly ability, critical thinking, and a passion for learning that sets her apart as a model student. Her achievements reflect a high standard of academic integrity and serve as an inspiration to her peers.

Emmanuel  Sakyi-Assan

Winner of the Academic Excellence & Research Contribution Award for MSc Public Health

This Award is presented to Paa Kwesi in recognition of his outstanding academic performance and significant contribution to enhancing student experience at the University of Northampton. Paa Kwesi demonstrated exceptional scholarly achievement across his coursework, while also playing a lead role in a student experience project titled ‘towards student-centered rubric’ – a study aimed at enhancing assessment practices through student-focused approaches. His dedication to this project reflects a strong commitment to innovation in education. This award acknowledges his dual excellence in both academic and research endeavors.

Christine Johnson

Winner of the Outstanding Children and Young People’s Student Nurse Award

Christine has shown great determination and resilience to qualify as a CYP nurse. She has overcome many obstacles with a smile on her face. The feedback from her placement areas highlight her dedication to ensuring children, young people & their families have the best care possible. As a team we have had the pleasure of watching Christine grow in confidence and she will make an excellent CYP nurse.

Imogen White

Winner of the Outstanding Children and Young People’s Student Nurse Award

Imogen has been recognised for her excellent achievement in practice. Her written accounts from her Assessors and supervisors show Imogen to be an amazing CYP student nurse. Imogen displays qualities of inclusivity and recognizes the individual needs of her patients and families. Imogen has a positive and happy outlook on CYP nursing which has been identified by all her practice assessors and supervisors. She will make an excellent CYP nurse.

George Yeend

Winner of the Outstanding Children and Young People’s Student Nurse Award

George has grown as a person and within the profession in his own way – slowly but surely. He has never lost his drive to qualify as a CYP nurse despite all the trials and tribulations he has encountered from the very start. As a team we have thoroughly enjoyed teaching and supporting George. He is respectful to all, beyond kind and will forego his own needs if any member of his group were to ask for help. This is not a difficult choice as the team unanimously agree that George has indeed worked above and beyond to achieve his goal.

Eucharia Ezenwoko

Highly Commended Student Mental Health Nurse Award

Eucharia received excellent feedback from practice and is always approachable and friendly to colleagues.

Kweku Frimpong

Winner of the Student Mental Health Nurse of the Year Award

Kweku has had some amazing feedback from practice and despite challenges has achieved so much in their academic work. Your perseverance and determination is an inspiration to others.

Faith Richardson

Highly Commended Student Mental Health Nurse Award

Faith has always been available to help others in the group when needed and is always open and kind.

Helen Malloy

Winner of the Julie Quilter Award

Throughout her time on the course, Helen has demonstrated exceptional engagement and a consistently positive mindset. She approaches every task with enthusiasm and dedication, which has not only contributed to her own learning, but has also positively influenced her peers. Her commitment to excellence is evident in her participation and willingness to collaborate with others. In addition to her excellent performance, Helen exhibits qualities such as resilience, adaptability, and a strong work ethic. She embraces challenges with an open mind and is always looking for opportunities to grow and improve. This attitude has made her a standout participant in our programme. Clinically, her care and knowledge go above and beyond at all times and nothing was ever too much. Her passion for the profession literally shines and she is going to go far within midwifery.