IET Prize
Prize for outstanding academic achievement
Certificate plus two year’s free membership of the Institution
2025 winner:
Matt McShane
The School of Engineering celebrates the achievements of its students each and every year. Below are the recent winners from 2022-23:
The French family has bequeathed a prize in memory of its founding Head of Department to recognise outstanding creativity and achievement in a student’s undergraduate studies.
Following a shortlist, nominated students are invited to write a short letter in support of their nomination, highlighting the creativity and originality in their project activities whilst at Lancaster.
Prize format: Certificate, plus £250.00.
2025 winner:
Sam Lavender
Awarded to an undergraduate student for outstanding contribution to activity that inspires and supports diversity in engineering, particularly in the domain of widening participation and the promotion of the engineering discipline to non-traditional cohorts and populations.
Prize format: Certificate, plus e-book voucher (£50)
2025 winners:
Olivia Speed
The Armourers and Braziers Prize winner receives £250, a commemorative medal, certificate, and an invitation to join the Armourers Alumni Network.
The award was given to the Best Final year (BEng or MEng) Project in Materials Science.
2025 winner:
Isobel Glover
The Stopford Prize is awarded for the best Chemical Engineering project.
Prize format: Certificate, plus £100.00
2025 winner:
Robert Braines
This prize is sponsored by Elekta, who employ engineers and scientists in the design and manufacture of radiotherapy systems for the world-wide healthcare sector.
The Elekta Prize is awarded for academic excellence demonstrated by a female student registered on an undergraduate engineering degree.
Prize format: Certificate, plus monetary award of £150.00 The winner is invited to Elekta, Crawley, West Sussex to collect the award.
2025 winner:
Frankie Lynch-Brown
Awarded for outstanding performance during a student's first year of study.
2025 winners:
Hannah Scott
Matthew Anittenyor
Ben Sherry
Prize for outstanding academic achievement
Certificate plus two year’s free membership of the Institution
2025 winner:
Matt McShane
All IMechE prizes are subject to the students nominated being members of the IMechE
Project prize for the most outstanding project.
Prize format: Certificate, plus bronze medal
2025 winner:
Ryan Cheung
The winner of the prize will be selected on the recommendation of the appropriate Regional Committee.
Prize format: Certificate, plus bronze medal
2025 winner:
Dan Mills
Best Project Certificate is for the ‘Best Project’ on any year of a degree course.
One certificate is available for each accredited course.
2025 winners:
Mechanical Engineering: Tom Collin
Mechatronic Engineering: Laura Wilson
Nuclear Engineering: Joe Harvey
One certificate is available for each IMechE accredited course:
2025 winners:
Mechanical Engineering: Thomas Sale
Mechatronic Engineering: Jack Crawford
Nuclear Engineering: Sasha Donaldson