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Prizes for Law and Criminology undergraduates in the 2025-26 academic year include the following, with winners' names in brackets when available. These prizes are awarded to students achieving the best performance (highest mark) in specified modules and parts, as calculated after the summer undergraduate examiners’ meeting. Please note that this list may be updated each academic year.

Part 1 prizes

The David Tyzack KC Prize – Best overall performance in Part 1 Law (Eman Cheema)

The Keith Wright Memorial Prize – Best overall performance in Part 1 Criminology (Morgan Alexander)

Part 2 prizes

The Keith Wright Memorial Prize – Best overall performance in Part 2 Law (Masoomeh Ali)

The Keith Wright Memorial Prize – Best overall performance in Part 2 Criminology (Tali Pound)

Part F prizes

The School of Law Prize – Best overall performance in Part F Law (Elina Chrysanthou)

The School of Law Prize – Best overall performance in Part F Criminology (Etienne Middleton)

The 4-5 Gray's Inn Square Prize – Best performance in International Human Rights Law (Elizabeth Mae Morante Gappi)

The BARBRI Prize – Best performance in Commercial Law (Eva Adu-Kuffour)

The Oxford University Press Law Prize – Best performance in the Research Writing Credit (Layla Abdulla Fahad Al Rasbi)

The Stowe Family Law Prize – Best performance in Family Law (Lily Donohue)

The University of Law Prize – Best performance in Medical Law (Nora Sharma)

The Keith Wright Memorial Prize – Best performance in the Research Writing Credit in Criminology (Connor Bunch & Emily Ferris)

The Keith Wright Memorial Prize was established in 1984 by donations in memory of Mr Keith Wright, Lecturer in Law at the 91µ¼º½ from 1979 until his death in 1983.