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Waikato Management School
Prizes
ECONOMICS:
Dean's Medal for Academic
The Prize was established in 2007 to recognise the best student(s)
Excellence
in particular degree programmes at the Waikato Management
School. A student is eligible to receive the Dean’s medal if the
degree has been completed between the day after the last date for
eligibility to graduate at the April graduation ceremony in the
preceding year and the last date for eligibility to graduate at the
April graduation ceremony in the award year.
Brendan Thompson Prize in
The Brendan Thompson Prize in Economics is awarded annually
Economics
to the student enrolled in the Waikato Management School who
gains the highest grade in either ECON306 (International Trade
and Finance) or ECON406 (International Trade and Finance).
Foundation Professor’s Prize in
The Foundation Professor’s Prize in Economics is awarded
Economics
annually to the student enrolled in the Waikato Management
School who gains the highest grade in the paper ECON100
(Business Economics and the New Zealand Economy), over the
calendar year.
J. T. Ward Prize in Economics
The J. T. Ward Prize in Economics is awarded annually to the
student enrolled in the Waikato Management School who gains the
highest grade in the paper ECON202 (Microeconomics and
Business Economics), over the calendar year.
Bill and Joan Flower Trust Prize in
The Bill and Joan Flower Trust Prize in Global Economics is
Global Economics
awarded annually to a student enrolled in the Waikato
Management School who, in the year of the award, is enrolled in a
second-year paper in Global Economics, and who is an
outstanding student in that paper.
Bill and Joan Flower Trust Prize in
The Bill and Joan Flower Trust Prize in Environmental Economics
Environmental Economics
is awarded annually to a student enrolled in the Waikato
Management School who, in the year of the award, is undertaking
a third-year paper (or papers) in Economics, and who is enrolled
either for a programme of study in which Economics is a major
subject, or who is enrolled in the specified programme Resources
and Environmental Planning (for a BSc or BSocSc); and is an
outstanding student enrolled in a third-year paper in Environmental
Economics.
Brian Silverstone Prize in
This Prize is awarded annually to the best student enrolled in
Macroeconomics
ECON503
and/or
equivalent paper).
ECON505
Macroeconomics
(and/or
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