NCUK Prize Awards - 2021/22

NCUK students who studied the International Foundation Year qualification in the 2021/22 academic year could receive one of the following awards*:

• The top-performing student at each NCUK Study Centre receives a prize of £500
• The top-performing student globally who has completed the IFY Art & Design module and progressed to an arts-related course (eligible to all NCUK Study Centres delivering the IFY Art & Design module) will receive a prize of £500

Students of the IEN Institute should visit www.ienuk.com or contact an IEN representative for details of awards.

*Students will only be eligible to win these awards if they successfully enrol at an NCUK University Partner..

NCUK students who studied the International Year One qualification in the 2021/22 academic year could receive one of the following awards*:

• The top-performing student on the Engineering stream globally receives a prize of £1000
• The top-performing student on the Business stream in Asia receives a prize of £1000
• The top-performing student on the Business stream in the rest of the world receives a prize of £1000

NCUK students who studied the Master’s Preparation qualification in the 2021/22 academic year could receive one of the following awards*:

• The top-performing student in Asia receives a prize of £1000
• The top-performing student in the rest of the world receives a prize of £1000
• The top-performing student at SBC receives a prize of £1000

Students of the IEN Institute should visit www.ienuk.com or contact an IEN representative for details of awards.

• IFY – Students must achieve more than 144 points in their subject modules to be eligible for an award. (Where the top performing student at a centre falls below this threshold and the delivery centre is within the first 5 years of their contract with NCUK, the student will be awarded an Outstanding Achievement award of £250)
• IFY – Students must achieve more than 120 points in their subject modules to be eligible for an award.
• IYOne – Students must average 70% or more and pass all modules to be eligible for an award.
• PMP – Students must achieve a mark of 70% or more in the Research Methods module and an EAP grade B or better.

Students may only be awarded one prize.

The following students are not eligible for NCUK Prize Awards:

• Students who have not been enrolled at an NCUK university
• Students who defer their university place
• Students who have received a scholarship from an NCUK university (non-automatic or surpasses £2,000)
• Students who have completed NCUK programmes at the IEN Institute