University of Oxford - The Scott Prize for performance in the BA examination
University of Oxford €505
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Institution
University of Oxford
Program
The Scott Prize for performance in the BA examination
Amount
€505
Last verified: 2 October 2026
About this award / prize
The Scott Prize (BA Physics)
For achieving the best overall result in the final examination of the BA degree programme in Physics at the University of Oxford, you will receive a one-off cash prize of about 505 EUR. The prize is awarded by the Department of Physics. The decision is made by the examiners on the basis of your examination marks; therefore, no separate application is required. The award recognises outstanding achievement throughout the entire three-year BA degree programme in Physics, assessed on the basis of examination papers in Part A (second year) and Part B (third year), practical work, and a project or essay.
Who can apply
- University: You’re studying at the University of Oxford.
- Degree: You are in the final year of the three-year Bachelor’s degree programme in Physics.
- Field: Physics only.
- Grades: You’ll achieve the best overall result in the final BA exam. Only the very best will win.
- Nationality: Any nationality can apply.
How to apply
No application is required. The examiners award the prize automatically on the basis of your final examination results.
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