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Miss Madelaine Cherie Constance
Master of Energy
New Zealand
Miss Karys Dickson
Non-coercive form methods in PDEs
Austria
Miss Georga-Marie Hooton
MSc in Geology
Norway
Mr Ethan Kensett
Masters in Physics and Astronomy: Science for Energy and Sustainability
The Netherlands
Ms Lucía Menéndez-Pidal
The problem of time in loop quantum cosmology
Spain
Miss Elisa Mogollon Perez
Munich Graduate School for Evolution, Ecology and Systematics Masters
Germany
Ms Maria-Pia Aquilina
Living on a monument: communities, heritage, and liveability in Valletta, Malta
Malta
Mr Hugo Bell
MMus Composition
The Netherlands
Mr Fintan Calpin
What was the Kootenay School? Experimental poetry and the Canadian settler state
Canada
Mr Hardeep Dhindsa
White British identity on the grand tour and the inheritance of a classical past, 1756–1815
Italy
Dr Samuel Dolbear
The lines between their names: a generational investigation around Walter Benjamin
Germany
Miss Florence Forte
Isotta Nogarola’s Latin dialogue(s) on the equal or unequal sin of Eve and Adam, c. 1451
Italy
Mrs Anne Grasselli
The harmonised whole: Wassily Kandinsky and principles in visual perception from Jugendstil through Der Blaue Reiter
Germany
Mr Antonio Iacoviello
History-writing and collective identity in early Hellenistic Athens
France
Miss Tirivashe Jele
Africanising the Mfecane
South Africa
Mr Grant Lewis
Understanding Venetian Patronage: contextualising Titian’s early career
Italy
Mr Tom McLean
Liturgy: given, celebrated, internalised. Connecting theology, performance and prayer
Belgium
Mr Valters Negribs
Ascetic literature in early Hindu, Buddhist and Jaina traditions
France
Miss Vladislava Predelina
Master of Fine Art
The Netherlands
Miss Bethany Privitera
MA Film
France
Ms Linda Rocchi
Atimia: dishonour, disfranchisement and civic disability in Hellenistic and Roman Greece
Denmark
Miss Rebecca Rowson
Emotions and colour
Belgium
Miss Jessica Georgia Shales
The Arthur of the Bretons: developing three neglected Breton texts of key importance to medieval Arthurian Studies
France
Mr Joe Shaughnessy
Literary internationalism and Southern Africa, 1900–1950
South Africa
Mr Andrew Williams
MPhil in History / The trading community of Kingston, Jamaica, 1770–1800
Jamaica
Mr Mihai Tudor Balinisteanu
The origin of rhythm in mutual entrainment
Senegal and Ecuador
Ms Chantal Victoria Bright
Water security, peace and fragility in Liberia: an African ecofeminist approach
Liberia and Senegal
Miss Rachel Chowings
Global Studies Programme
Germany, Argentina and India
Mr Patrick Longmate
MA in Peacebuilding
Colombia
Miss Lauren Whiteley
MA in International Relations, Global Health & Cultural Diplomacy
Germany
Ms Daisy Buzzoni
Local disturbance effects on tropical coral symbioses in a warming ocean
Canada
Miss Sarah Cawthorne
Master of Science Communication
New Zealand
Miss Jasmine Onstad
Masters in Mind and Brain
Germany
Mr Adrianos Skaros
A functional dissection of the genetic circuits selected in anatomically modern humans
Italy
Ms Stephanie Azzarello
Elite patronage and the business of spirituality: commissioning religious art in Renaissance Florence
Italy
Dr Flaminia Bartolini
The construction of the other: Italo-African memory and identity at the ex-Colonial Museum in Rome
Italy
Mr Michael Bax
Language and prestige in sixteenth-century Mexico
Mexico
Ms Lily Bickers
Masters in Classics
The Netherlands
Dr James Brown
Expressivism and the normativity of well-being
Germany
Ms Alice Clinch
Of earth and stone: material culture and natural science in the ancient Mediterranean
Greece
Mr Samuel Ellis
The language of legitimacy: constitutional justification through the use of stereotypes, metaphors and nomenclature
Germany
Ms Jessica Fischer
The weight of numbers in social policymaking – risk, aggregation and wronging
Germany
Dr Tom Grant
The impact of Christianisation on Old Norse Skaldic poetry, c. 870–1350
The Netherlands
Dr Alec Hinshelwood
The work of human hands: Marx on humanity as solidarity
Germany
Miss Andrea Celeste La Forgia
MFA Fine Art
The Netherlands
Dr Tara McEvoy
Selective memory: the modern Irish literary anthology
Ireland
Mr Jack Newman
Algorithmic autodetection of anti-corruption practices in England and the low countries c. 1322–1384
Belgium
Dr Fraser Raeburn
Soldiers without borders: new comparative approaches to foreign fighter mobilisation
The Netherlands
Mr Nigel Smith
Masters in Classical Music Instrumental Performance
Hungary
Mr Alexander Thomas
Russian actionism: expropriating the territories of art
Russia
Miss Hayley Tonner
Advanced Postgraduate Diploma in Music
Denmark
Miss Tanya Basi
Masters in Economics and Psychology
France
Mr George Hill
LLM Programme in Comparative, European and International Laws
Italy
Ms Mimi Howard
Periodising capital in the twentieth century: from German sociology to developmentalism
Germany
Miss Lucy Millichamp
MSc in Architecture
Sweden
Ms Stephanie Neal
Masters in Industrial Ecology
The Netherlands
Mr Tomas Percival
The right to (in)security: resisting punitive geographies
The Netherlands
Mr Samuel Richardson
MSc in Management of Public Policy
China
Ms Daphne Rutnam
Masters in Economics
Germany
Miss Zuzanna Schoennett
Masters in Anthropology
Colombia
Mr Christoph Sponsel
Towards a theory of civil conflict peace negotiations
Colombia
Dr Cyd Sturgess
Trans/Missions: the politics of identity and precarity in transgender film festivals in Amsterdam, Berlin and Sheffield
The Netherlands
Miss Ella Waite
Master of Sustainability
Australia
Mr Piero Amodio
How complex is cephalopods’ cognition?
Italy
Mr Ahmed Ibrahim
Composite membrane optimisation for intermediate temperature polymer electrolyte fuel cells (IT-PEFCs)
Japan
Miss Ellen Miller
Masters in Resources, Environment and Sustainability
Canada
Miss Jemima Scrase
The significance of matriarchal experience for effective leadership in African elephant societies
Kenya
Ms Lauren Seex
Female dominance in three species of lemur, an agent-based model
The Netherlands
Mr Asfand Tanwear
Fabrication of spintronic memristor device for futuristic neuromorphic computing
Portugal
Mr Pawel Borowski
Civic communities in the Western Roman Empire in the first to third century CE
Germany
Dr Chloe Bray
Ancient Greek landscape between the intelligible and unintelligible
Germany
Miss Georgina Brinkman
Artistic research
The Netherlands
Dr Thomas Chadwick
Agency and ancestry: women, memory and ethnic identity in the German and Norman realms, 900–1250
Austria
Ms Rosy Head
Masters in Arts and Politics
France
Dr Kamila Kocialkowska
The aesthetics of censorship and the Russian avant-garde: abstraction beyond art
Germany
Mr James Laing
Being with others: on love, other minds and the self-conscious emotions
Republic of Ireland
Mr William Langley
Masters in Journalism
Hong Kong SAR, China
Ms Cordelia Loughlin
Corso di Diploma Accademico di Secondo Livello, Canto – DCSL06
Italy
Mr Rowan Mellor
Meeting the collective impact challenge
Canada
Mr Alexander Millar
Master of Fine Art
Norway
Mr David Olbrich
The theory of conscience: practical commitment, duty and choice
Canada
Mr Eóin Parkinson
An archaeology of knowledge: knowledge creation and the development of prehistoric studies in early twentieth-century Europe
Malta
Dr Edgar Phillips
Practical reason in the phenomenology of action
France
Mr Daniel Rhodes
W.B. Yeats, radium and field poetics
Republic of Ireland
Mr Matthew Rogers
Master of Music Orchesterdirigieren
Germany
Dr Bastiaan Willems
Communities of violence: public execution in Germany 1945
Germany
Dr Eric Wolever
The idea of the west in the long twelfth century
Germany
Ms Lucinda Cadzow
Taming giants? Influence and cooperation international taxation
Germany
Ms Sophia Hoffinger
From ‘responsibility to remember’ to the ‘right to boycott’: the Palestinian boycott, divestment and sanctions (BDS) movement, German-Palestinian solidarity and the contest over rights
Germany
Miss Aaliyah Lawal
Masters in Architecture, Urbanism and Building Sciences
The Netherlands
Dr Deborah Madden
Víctimas, violencia y violación: female-voiced testimonies of sexual violence in Francoist Spain, 1936–1975
Spain
Mr Ronan McLaughlin
Masters in EU International Relations and Diplomacy Studies
Belgium
Ms Annarita Papeschi
Affectual apparata
Austria
Dr Jonathan D Smith
How environmental social movements use religious creativity in Indonesia
Indonesia
Mrs Zaira Solomons
Access and participation and the role of African indigenous knowledge at university
South Africa
Mrs Rachel Tough
PhD International Development – curating memory: dealing with the past at the War Remnants Museum
Vietnam
Ms Sarah Walker
Snakes and ladders: navigating the Italian reception system as ‘minors’ to create a better future as ‘adults’
Italy
Dr Benjamin Chandler
A multi-method, glacial-geological and geophysical approach to exploring moraines
Sweden
Mr Joshua Lambert
Between island and mainland: new theory for non-oceanic islands and an empirical test in the ‘Galápagos of Africa’
The Netherlands
Miss Lucy Millington
The conservation value of regenerating forest for endangered primates in Peru
Peru
Mr Adam Powell
Masters in Physics
Canada
Miss Umaira Shuaib
Oxides as battery materials
Germany
Mr Ektoras Yiannakas
Investigating novel ligand scaffolds for the development of an alkyne cross metathesis selective catalyst
Germany
Mr Benjamin Allport
Communication and community in high medieval Norway: a social network analysis of high medieval Norwegian sources
Norway
Mr Julian Bacharach
Agents in time: perspective, tense and the first person
Germany
Miss Alice Beazer
Masters Research Training Program in Social Sciences
Germany
Ms Anna Caceres
Masters in Governance of Migration and Diversity since 1945
The Netherlands
Mr Alexander Collin
Decision making under conditions of non-knowledge in late- and post-Hanseatic city governments 1557–1669
The Netherlands
Ms Amandine Coquaz
Listening to Montreal: a creative exploration of the city’s linguistic common grounds
Canada
Dr Sophie Corser
The reader’s Joyce: Ulysses, authorship and the authority of the reader
Republic of Ireland
Mr Alex Donnelly
Disability as enablement: new perspectives on conflict and reconciliation
Israel
Dr Alberto Esu
Timê for Timai: honour and civic performance in classical and Hellenistic Greece
Germany
Ms Ellen Finn
Moving, making, meaning: manuports in the archaeology of the Bronze Age Aegean
Greece
Mr Samuel Grinsell
A history of estuary ports and the North Sea, c. 1800–1914
Belgium
Mr Jack Hughes
MMus in Music Technology and Digital Media
Canada
Dr Alison John
Greek in late antique Gaul
Belgium
Mr Jamie Kane
Masters in Fine Art
The Netherlands
Mr Ryan Kemp
Speaking truth to power in high medieval Europe
Germany
Mr Seán Morgan-Rooney
Piano Duo Artist Diploma
The Netherlands
Ms Frances Myatt
Masters in Allgemeine und Vergleichende Literatur (Comparative Literature) with Lateinische Philologie (Latin)
Germany
Miss Josie Perry
Masters in Fine Art
The Netherlands
Mr Michael Aidan Pope
Converting to Christianity in early modern Iberia: the cultural functions of baptism
Spain
Ms Laura Silva
Emotional demands: the expressive domain of emotions
Switzerland
Miss Lauren Spencer
Masters in Fine Art
Sweden
Mr Peter Taggart
Masters in Russian Studies
Finland
Ms Katie Connan
The role of states in the prevention of sexual exploitation and abuse by their own citizens in peacekeeping settings
South Africa
Ms Elizabeth Gasson
Using eye movements to understand the sources of reading comprehension difficulties during silent text reading
Australia
Mr Scott Nichol
Masters in European Studies
Sweden
Ms Sinead O'Connor
Masters in International Relations
Taiwan
Dr Amy Louise Paine
Humour in children's close relationships
Canada
Miss Savanna Browne-Wilkinson
Masters in life science and technology – The Netherlands
Mr Alexander Fairley
The discrete structure of quadrics – Germany
Miss Sophie Keeling
Masters in neuroscience – Germany
Mr Darius Riahy
Suppression of mortal germline phenotype in C. elegans by ecologically relevant microorganisms – France
Ms Emma Seal
Environment, development and peace: sustainable natural resource management – Costa Rica
Mr Peter Brown
The emergence of globalised trade in medieval China – China
Miss Eloise Gillow
Intensive painting programme – Spain
Mr Thomas Goff
National Master in orchestral conducting – The Netherlands
Miss Lucy Rhiannon Hinnie
Digitising the Bannatyne MS, c. 1568 – Canada
Miss Honey Jones-Hughes
Master in fine art – The Netherlands
Ms Lucille Junkere
The colours of Jamaica – Jamaica
Miss Bethan Morgan-Williams
Masters in composition – The Netherlands
Ms Francesca Petrizzo
Tancred – the lives and afterlives of a Hauteville crusader – Italy
Ms Nefeli Piree Iliou
An eastern Roman landed gentry? Roman villas, farms and villages of Roman Epirus in Northern Greece, c. 2 BCE–5 CE – Greece
Mr James Dylan Sargan
Space-time and the manuscript: 4D modelling and medieval books – Canada
Mr Christoph Schmidhuber
Slavery in early Iraq – France
Mr Daniel George William Smith
Crossing borders: critical dialogues for the development of disability theology – Germany
Ms Rebecca Van Hove
Law and the gods: re-assessing the notion of divine law in ancient Greece – France
Miss Aya Van Renterghem
Approaching alphabets in the Middle Ages: the Irish involvement – The Netherlands
Ms Emma Welton
Masters in literature – Sweden
Ms Teresa Witcombe
‘The secret ways of the Moors’: imagining Islam in Toledo, 1085–1247 – Spain
Miss Hannah Arkell
Masters in architecture: winding filament fabrication for fibrous structures – Denmark
Eleanor Harrison
How can conditional cash transfers improve health behaviours in rural Kenya? – Kenya
Ms Melody Sylvia Howse
‘You will be recorded’: the role of mobile cameras in civilian/police encounters – Germany
Ms Camille Jacob
English and the Algerian Sahara: discourses, practices and identities – Algeria
Mr Robert Jarvis
Double masters in international affairs – China
Mr David Pollard
Developing social cognition in evolving adolescent social networks – The Netherlands
Miss Shannon Russell
Masters in law – Canada
Miss Meghana Shukla
Governance of disaster risk reduction for flooding: analysing vulnerability assessments and adaptation in Surat, India – Japan
Ms Connie Allen
Male African savanna elephant sociobiology – Botswana
Miss Elise Gallois
Cassiope tetragona growth rate as a proxy of climate change on Ellesmere Island – Canada
Miss Emily Hill
Thesis in environmental toxicology – Norway
Miss Ashlea Kemp
Searching for exotic dark matter candidates using the DEAP-3600 detector – Canada
Mr Daniel Martinez
Investigation into loop quantum gravity – France
Mr Connor McKnight
Environmental toxicology and chemistry – Norway
Mr Patrick Morris
On problems in extremal and probabilistic combinatorics – Germany
Mr Gavin Tolometti
Volcanic lava fields, and their potential for field analogues study – Canada
Miss Chloë Abbott
Stockhausen aus Licht-Performance ¬ Masters in music – The Netherlands
Miss Poppy Field
Advanced sculpture – Italy
Dr Siobhan Hearne
The regulation of sexuality in the Baltic provinces, 1900–1918 – Latvia
Dr Sean Hewitt
Natural history and the Irish Revival – Republic of Ireland
Mr Alexander Holland
Culturally mapping the Liber de Exemplis in late-medieval Europe – Austria
Mr Matthew Holman
Frank O’Hara east and west – Germany
Mr James Hutton
What kind of laws are Kant’s laws of the mind? – Germany
Dr Alexandre Johnston
Divine and human causation in Greek tragedy and modern thought – Italy
Mr Rob Jones
Masters in music composition – The Netherlands
Dr Young-Chae Kim
Agrarian legislation during the Roman Revolution – Italy
Dr Jack Quin
W B Yeats, Ireland and the language of sculpture, 1880–1940 – Republic of Ireland
Mr Nicholas Thomas
Masters in fine art – The Netherlands
Mr Bolaji Balogun
Poland, power, and black Atlanticism: whose identity? – Poland
Miss Georgia Banjo
Sciences Po-PKU Dual Masters in international security – France and China
Ms Catherine Higham
Masters in law – Canada
Dr Tobias Houlton
Study of hard to soft tissue relationships in sub-Saharan Africans: the mouth – South Africa
Mr Alexander Stronell
Sciences Po-MGIMO Dual Master’s degree in international relations – France and Russian Federation
Dr Tom Bullock
Harnessing incompatibility: the standard quantum limit and tight error bounds – Finland
Mr Anthony Carter
1,8-Naphthalimide based ligands for supramolecular lanthanide spintronics – Germany
Miss Emma Doherty
Master of biological anthropology – Australia
Ms Rosie Drinkwater
Doctoral research in a novel method to assess the effects of forest degradation on mammal diversity – Denmark and Malaysia
Mr Luke McClean
MRes in coevolution of a little known brood parasite and its host: the honeyguide – South Africa
Dr Joanne Sampson
Complex nanomaterials from cyclic peptides – Australia
Miss Helen Scott
Masters in brain and cognitive sciences – The Netherlands
Dr Anna Cant
The sound of modernity: radio education in rural Colombia, 1960–1980 – Colombia
Dr Silvia Espelt Bombin
Making peace in the Brazilian Amazon and the Guianas, 1600–1820 – Portugal
Miss Anna Fernandez De Paco
Directing documentary and narrative film – Bosnia and Herzegovina
Mr David Jervis
Masters in orchestral performance – Germany
Mr James Norrie
Transforming ideology and the cult of saints in the eleventh century – Italy
Mr Samuel O’Donoghue
The holocaust in Spanish culture under Franco – Spain
Miss Isabel Stokholm
Doctoral research on fathers and sons? Uncovering cross-generational relations in the Russian art world – Russia
Mr William Altoft
Masters of science in international development studies – Norway
Mr Matthew Bamber
Doctoral research in a comparative study of Islamic State’s contemporary state-building strategy across Iraq, Syria, Libya and Nigeria – Switzerland
Ms Antonia Foldes
MA in European studies – Poland
Mr Benjamin Lawrence
Doctoral research in Cambodia’s competing constitutional sites and spirits – Cambodia
Miss Caitlin McCormack
MSc in rural development and natural resource management – Sweden
Mr Stephen Millar
Sounding dissent: music, resistance, and Irish Republicanism – Republic of Ireland
Ms Philippa Morgan
Doctoral research in international politics – China
Ms Densua Mumford
Doctoral studies in empowering international parliaments: the East African legislative assembly – Switzerland
Ms Martha Nicholson
MA in public health sciences – Sweden
Dr Natalie Papanastasiou
European governance as scalecraft – The Netherlands
Mr Benjamin Radley
Doctoral research in foreign direct investment and capitalist development in the Democratic Republic of the Congo – Democratic Republic of the Congo
Mr Adam Wood
Doctoral research on Italy’s school-building programme: designing space for people? – Italy and Australia
Mr Benjamin Bhawal
Development of catalytic directing groups for remote C-H functionalisation – Germany
Miss Michelle Buchan
Geology MSc majoring in palaeobiology and palaeoclimatology – Finland
Mr Shaun Eaves
Determining the cause of past, abrupt climate change in the southern hemisphere – New Zealand
Miss Franziska Elsner-Gearing
Erasmus Mundus Masters in evolutionary biology – The Netherlands and Germany
Miss Adele Faulkner
Development of molecular motors as responsive, adaptive, multitasking catalysts – The Netherlands
Miss Joanna Hutchinson
Universality of critical phenomena – India
Ms Eleanor Ratcliffe
The role of memories in restorative experiences of favourite places – Finland
Mr Doug Battersby
1 year visiting postgraduate research; focus on Irish modernist literature – Republic of Ireland
Mr David Callander
New perspectives on the study of narrative: evidence from early British poetry – Germany
Mr Cole Collins
Collecting and cutting: representations of women in Kurt Schwitters’ collages – Germany
Mr Edward Love
Old Coptic: the evolution of a writing system and demise of a textual culture – Germany
Mr Victor Petrov
Welcome to Cyberia! Bulgarian computers, cybernetics and the world – Bulgaria
Ms Sarah Sharp
In foreign soil: death abroad in Scottish literature and travel writing 1790–1850 – New Zealand
Mr Jan Vandeburie
The influence of the Paris masters at the curia, 1198–1227 – Italy
Miss Lila Beesley
MA cultural anthropology and development sociology – The Netherlands
Ms Solange Fontana
Living with conflict: a story of social networks, identity, mobility and violence – DR Congo
Mr Ryan Hartley
Japan’s political economy with the Mekong sub-region: hegemony already made? – Japan
Ms Mina Lavender-Kehoe
Purikura and the social gaze – Japan
Mr Steven Marcos
The social construct of childhood disability in an Egyptian context – Egypt
Mrs Emma Sabzalieva
Influences on the development of higher education in central Asia – Canada
Mrs Manuela Zechner
From mobility to migration in crisis Europe: young people’s networks of transnational organisation and care – Germany
Mr Joseph Kelly
Integrated bi-national master of international nature conservation – Germany and New Zealand
Dr Sophie Patterson
Criminalisation of HIV non-disclosure; a threat to women’s health and rights – Canada
Mr Jack Pryor
Hypothalamic neuronal activity and the molecular mechanisms underlying obesity – Australia
Ms Nadia Sanchez Martin
MSc Architektur und Stadtplanung – Germany
Mr Adam Clifford
Cours Professionel, École Internationale de Théâtre Jacques Lecoq – France
Ms Amy De’Ath
New feminist poetry and political affect – Canada
Dr Anthony Ellis
Greek Gods and history: the intellectual history of Herodotus between renaissance humanism and modern anthropology – Switzerland
Ms Alison Garden
Haunting a transnational landscape: the ghost of Roger Casement in literature – Ireland
Mrs Maria Hadjiathanasiou
Cyprus in Europe: visual culture in Cyprus under British colonial rule – Cyprus
Miss Victoria Harrild
Master of Chamber Music (MMus) – Germany
Miss Chloe Ireton
Ethiopian royal vassals: black itinerancy in the Iberian Atlantic – Colombia, Mexico and Spain
Mr Jonathan Roskilly
MA in Musical Performance (with Minor in Contemporary Music) – Switzerland
Dr Andrew Stephenson
Kant’s model of the mind: perception, misperception, anthropology – Germany
Dr Graeme Ward
Reading Orosius in the Carolingian world – Austria
Miss Helen Woolston
MA in Animation – Estonia
Miss Gwen Burnyeat
MA in Social Anthropology – Colombia
Ms Emanuelle Degli Esposti
Reflections of power, subjectivity and the self in the Iraqi Shi’a – Iran
Dr Heba Elsayed
Three years after the uprising: are young Egyptians still active users of new information technologies? – Egypt
Mr Jonathan Gladstone
Suboptimal savings decisions: a lab and field approach – Canada
Dr Stephanie Law
Interjudicial relations in international law: theoretical and case-based analyses – Canada
Mrs Ailie Tam
Investigating the negotiation of intimate relationships within social spaces in rural Uganda – Uganda
Mr Neil James Wilson
The urbanisation of forced displacement – Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda
Dr Emily Wilson-Smith
Investigating the impact of a menstrual hygiene programme on rural Ugandan girls’ school absenteeism – Uganda
Mr Alastair Barford – Italy
Drawing programme, Charles H Cecil Studios
Mr Fadil Elobeid – France
International security with regional specialisation on North and East Africa
Mr Geoff Gilfillan – Botswana
Acoustic communication as a tool to manage the conflict between lions and people
Mr Grant Gulczynski – Bosnia and Herzegovina
Doctor of Liberal Arts in Filmmaking
Ms Sharon Hook – Australia
Can clusterin slow the propagation of amyloid lateral sclerosis (ALS)?
Mr Steven Kerr – Canada
Three-dimensional quantum gravity and the AdS/CFT correspondence
Mr Muhammad Khan – Pakistan
MA Islamic Studies and research and production of contextually relevant material
Mr Heider Nasralla – Denmark
European solo trombone traditions
Miss Grace Newcombe – Switzerland
MA Early Music (Medieval and Renaissance)
Miss Natalia Petrovskaia – Italy
The Italian convergence of the encyclopaedic traditions of Honorius Augustodunensis and Isidore of Seville
Mr Edward Richmond – France
Catalysts for direct asymmetric SN1 reactions of alcohols
Miss Jennifer Rodriguez – Spain
The marketing of women’s writing in the twenty-first century Spanish nation-state
Mr Thomas Smith – Germany
English petitions to the papacy in the thirteenth century 1198–1304
Ms Tracy Underwood – France
Evaluating and improving advanced lung radiotherapy techniques
Mr Jayson Young – Sweden
Laboratory for sustainable architectural production
Dr James Frost
Hydrogen bond-mediated enantio- and regioselective oxyfunctionalisation reaction – Germany
Dr Thomas Liffen
The impacts of forest clear-cutting on greenhouse gas production in boreal lakes – Sweden
Mr James Robinson
Investigating coral reef community dynamics in response to environmental change – Canada
Miss Emily Duggan
Professional Masters in Editorial, Economic and Technical Translation – France
Miss Sarah Jeffery
MMus in Recorder - newborn: a new inter-disciplinary repertoire – Netherlands
Miss Perri MacKenzie
Masters in Fine Art – Netherlands
Miss Catherine Moir
An investigation into Ernst Bloch's Hegel reception –Germany
Mr Christopher Mourant
ADAM: the networks of an International Review – France and Germany
Mr Douglas Murdoch
MMus in Orchestral Performance – Germany
Ms Silva Nurmio
New methodologies for the study of grammatical number and other aspects of the morphology and morphosyntax of Welsh – Germany
Dr Christabelle Peters
Race, mixedness, and the formation of Angolan national identity – Portugal and Angola
Miss Danica Summerlin
The relationship of the 'old' and 'new' laws in the later-twelfth century – Germany
Dr Caroline Phillips
Dietary adaptation of early homo and pan troglodytes – South Africa
Miss Jessica White
Masters in International Affairs / International Development – France
Mrs Heidi Yung
DPhil Political Studies (by research) – South Africa
Miss Natasha Shea MSc in Architecture – Switzerland
£18,800
Mr Jack Adler-McKean MMus in Music (tuba performance) – Germany
£38,104
Miss Jenny Coombes MA in Music Performance (viola) – Switzerland
£19,340
Mr Marshall Craig Worldviews and national identity in China, Korea, and Japan, 1592-1598 – Japan
£44,133
Miss Tanya Filer History of the secret in Argentina, 1946-2010 – Argentina
£20,310
Ms Jennifer Tennant Exorcising postmodernism: Russian and Chinese contemporary fiction – France
£17,850
Miss Sally Beckenham The internalisation of the human rights norm in India – India
£24,330
Miss Bouchra Chakroune MA in International Affairs – Italy
£62,200
Ms Aisha Dasgupta Influence of HIV infection and ART access on childbearing intentions in N. Malawi – Malawi
£58,632
Mr Neil Graham MA in Islamic and Middle Eastern Studies – Israel
£61,900
Mr Nicholas Isard MA in European Studies – Spain and Belgium
£30,578
Miss Zahrah Nesbitt-Ahmed Domestic service and social relations in Lagos – Nigeria
£29,579
Mr Benjamin Noble Morals, legislation reform in post-Soviet states – Russia
£20,732
Miss Lindsey Roots Masters in Applied Economics – South Africa
£35,747
Ms Laura Vittet-Adamson Muslim community building and positive Islam in postgenocide Rwanda – Rwanda
£31,417
Dominic Childs BMus
Master’s degree in solo saxophone playing – Germany
Caroline Clason BSc
Meltwater-enhanced sliding of Greenland glaciers – Canada
Matthew Cuffe BSc
Master’s in clinical neuropsychology – Australia
Samuel Everett BA MA
Parallel lives: Algerian Jews and Berbers in France – France
Katherine Griffith BSc
International organisations MBA – Switzerland
Luke Halpin BSc
Master’s in resource and environmental management – Canada
Vashti Hunter BMus MMus
Degree in solo performance (cello) – Germany
Neil Ketchley BA MSc MRes
Arab studies, medieval and modern – Syria
Maeve McClenaghan BA
Master’s in international law and human rights- Costa Rica
Jessica Oddy BA PGCE
Erasmus Mundus master’s in international humanitarian assistance and social cohesion – Spain
Alicia Ongay-Perez BA
Master’s in conceptual design in context –Netherlands
Susan Phasey HND MSc
Postharvest status in the Palestinian territories – Palestine
Neil Smith BA
Postgraduate course in composition – Germany
Steven Sylvester BSc MSc
Deriving the potential of natural puna vegetation – Peru
Peter Tomlin BA MPhil
Sociality and referential communication in baboons – South Africa
Claire Allan MA
Masters in applied development economics - South Africa
Melanie Blewett BA
Masters in environmental technology and international affairs - Austria
Anya Boyd MEng
Masters in energy studies and development– South Africa
Katherine Brooks BA MA
Self Portraits of Utagawa Kuniyoshi (1797-1861) – Japan
Zuzana Burivalova BA
Masters in environmental sciences – Switzerland
Matthew Burke BSc PhD
Controls on Esker sedimentary architecture – Canada
Timothy Elwell-Sutton BA MPhil
Economic development and chronic disease in China – Hong Kong
Abigail Lockey BSc MArch
The unspoken city – Brazil
Saul Mullard BA Mst DPhil
The Sikkimese Palace collection – India
Jennifer Noble MChem
The formation of carbon dioxide in molecular cores – France
Caroline Ritchie BA MMus
MA in Spezialisierter Musikalischer Performance – Switzerland
Jamila Rodrigues BA
MMus Choreography – South Africa
Ben Russell BA MSt
The sarcophagus trade in the Roman Empire – Italy
Christopher White BA
Masters of environmental and resource economics – Australia
Justin Yeoman MChem PhD
Role of RNA in heterochromatin formation - India
Sam Chapman BMus
Historical performance on early plucked instruments – Switzerland
Sarah Cunningham BA
Training as a director of motion picture photography – France
Samuel Denton HNC/Certificate in Contemporary Dance
Dance Apprentice Network Across Europe (D.A.N.C.E) – Germany
Alex Grainger BA MSc
How do political transitions affect religious institutions – East Timor
Hazel Haddon BA
Middle East studies MA – Egypt
Simon Hewitt Jones BMus DipRAM
Two year performance diploma in Berlin – Germany
Alexandra Jenkins BA
MA in international affairs – Italy
Stephan Licha BA MA
The kirigami of medieval Japanese Sôtô Zen – Japan
Calum Maciver MA MSci
Quintus Smyrnaeus among epic predecessors – Switzerland
Louis Phipps BSc
The status of Gyps vultures in NW Province – South Africa
Cathryn Poulton BSc MBBS
A new syndrome with congenital microcephaly and infantile diabetes – the Netherlands
Joseph Powell BA
Economic partnership agreements in Uganda – Uganda
Paul Rollier BA DREI
The lived politics of Islam: Kashmiris in Pakistan – Pakistan
Jeanne Salje MBiochem
Investigating bacterial plasmid-DNA segregation using cryoelectron tomography – Japan
Holly Stephens BA
MA in Korean studies – South Korea
David Symington BSc
MA in international relations – Italy