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Awards, Citations & Nominations for EISPS students
28 August 2019
Sessional prizes are awarded to students with the highest academic performance in their year.
The First Year Core Module prize is awarded to the student with the highest mark in the core module ESPS0001 Introduction to European History, Law, Philosophy & Politics.
Dissertation prizes are awarded to students with the highest marks in the final year core module ESPS0029 The Dissertation.
Candidates with an average mark of at least 70% in the courses used for the classification of their degree and 75% of their marks at 70% or above in the final two years of their degree are nominated for the Dean's List.
The best finalist may be nominated for the Faculty Medal.
One candidate from Year 1 and one from Year 2 is nominated for the Faculty Undergraduate Scholarship for Excellence.
About EISPS
EISPS attracts applicants from many different countries; the degree produces graduates who go on to undertake research or professional training and take up employment in a range of fields such as journalism, government or business, in the UK and internationally. Read more »
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European Social & Political Studies (ESPS) combines specialisation in one of nine humanities and social sciences, with a broad base in European history, law, politics and philosophy, fluency in a European language, and a year spent in a continental European university.