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UCL student wins FutureTrack draw

19 December 2006

Chin Hang (Joseph) Chong, a first-year undergraduate in UCL Mathematics, was yesterday presented with £1000 in prize money from a competition held by the organisers of FutureTrack, a major UK student survey.

Chin Hang (Joseph) Chong receives his prize

FutureTrack is a UK-wide survey following students for six years from the time they fill in their UCAS applications through to their first two years of work or postgraduate study. The project, led by Professor Kate Purcell from Warwick University, requires participants to fill in two online questionnaires a year to help investigate the factors that influence students' decision making at various stages of their academic careers.

Joseph entered into a prize draw by participating in the Futuretrack2006 survey when he applied through UCAS, one of 125,000 who took part. In all, sixty people have won prizes - twenty winning £1000 and forty winning £500.

To find out more about Futuretrack, follow the link at the bottom of this article.

Image: Chin Hang (Joseph) Chong receives his prize from Professor Michael Worton, UCL Vice Provost (Academic & International) and Karen Barnard, Head of UCL Careers Service.


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Futuretrack2006