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Margaret Daniels Prize

(Most outstanding performance in Japanese Studies)

1995 – Andrew Harrison
1996 – Michael Donohoe
1997 – Roger Prior
1998 – Chris Cash
1999 – Clare Saracine
2000 – Giuseppe Tribuno
2001 – Philip Shetler-Jones
2002 – Mark Winchester
2003 – Stephanie Durand
2004 – Suzanne Powick
2005 – Ioannis Gaitanidis
2006 – Lars Layfield
2007 – Harriet Gray & Fiona Zhang
2008 – Jonathan Perry
2009 – Rachel Grainger & Amy Robinson
2010 – Moritz Hellwig & Laura Scarlett
2011 – Richard Denham
2012 – James Beaver

Robert Sloss Prize

(Best 1st-class performance in Chinese / Korean / East Asian Studies)

2001 – Milena Popovic (Chinese)
2003 – Eoghan Sweeney (Korean)
2004 – Benedict Jackson (Korean)
2005 – Thomas Saunders (Chinese)
2006 – Lisa Nye (East Asian Studies)
2007 – Richard Buckley (Chinese)
2008 – Jodie Gardiner (Chinese)
2009 – Patrick Ellen (Korean)
2010 – Jessica Harris (Chinese), Richard Heathcote (Chinese), George Martin (Chinese), Peggy Ng (Korean) & Seamus Walsh (Korean)
2011 – Robynne Tindall (Chinese) & Christian Routledge (Korean)
2012 – Andrius Cialka (International Politics and East Asian Studies)
2012 – Adon Lawley (Chinese)

Other Graduation Prizes

2000 – Joanna Elfwing-Hwang (Special Award for Korean Studies)
2004 – Lucy Johnston (Special Award for Chinese Studies)
2008 – Anna Colao (Thomas Dickinson Memorial Prize in Politics)

Sir Basil Blackwell Prize

(Highest overall score at Level 1 in the Faculty of Social Sciences)

2003 – Richard Buckley (Chinese)
2004 – Jodie Gardiner (Chinese)
2010 – Kimberley Maçéke (Japanese)
2011 – Eszter Papai (Japanese)