BSSC students receive prizes for outstanding academic performance

BSSC students Ulysee Pruvost-Leduc, Myles Collins, and Anson Au have received prizes for their outstanding academic performance.  

Ulysee Pruvost-Leduc, BSc Project Management for Construction final year student, was awarded The Dudley and Geoffrey Cox Charitable Trust Prize, which is worth £500, for his overall engagement and outstanding academic performance. 

Ulysee said: “Grateful and honoured to receive the Dudley & Geoffrey Cox Charitable Trust Prize. This recognition fuels my drive to make a difference. Thank you for believing in me! " 

Myles Collins, BSc Project Management for Construction final year student, was awarded The John Andrews Prize worth £250. This prize is awarded annually to the best-performing final-year student in their management modules. Both the board and the team at Willmott Dixon (who generously sponsored the prize) were impressed with Myles' outstanding academic performance. 

Myles said: “It’s a privilege to accept the Johns Andrews Award for my final year academic performance across my management modules. I am both surprised and honoured to have been nominated amongst my cohort. I would like to thank John Kelsey and Stefano Miraglia who supported me throughout my final year and made attending the UCL Bartlett an absolute pleasure.” 

Anson Au, BSc Project Management for Construction final year student, was awarded The CIOB Certificate of Excellence. This prize, a £50 Amazon voucher, is awarded annually to our highest achieving student. 

Anson said: “I greatly appreciate the recognition and consideration from the department to put myself forward for this prize.”