Top Economics students awarded prizes
For the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic, the Department of Economics was able to hold a prize giving function in person to honour our top undergraduate and postgraduate students from the previous year. In the undergraduate category, the top two students in each year group were:
First year students:
1. Hans Roux Hays
2. Ilke Botes
Second year students:
1. Sarah Christine Woolard
2. Tannah Swart
Third year students:
1. Tyshae Beth Buxton
2. Sarah Ann Tocknell
Tocknell was also additionally awarded the Cloete medal for the best student in Economics over three years of undergraduate study.
The prize for the top honours student went to Andrea Gauna (left in picture above) and second place to Joanna Smith. Jeanne Terblanche (second from the right) won the prize for the best Master's student, followed by Jérôme Dolling in second place. The Cloete medal for best postgraduate student in Economics also went to Andrea Gauna.
In addition to the departmental prizes, additional prizes to the top students were awarded by Genesis Analytics and by ERSA.
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