University of Birmingham - BSci Moreton Prize
University of Birmingham €345
Quick facts
Institution
University of Birmingham
Program
BSci Moreton Prize
Amount
€345
Last verified: 14 August 2026
About this award / prize
BSci Moreton Prize
Upon successfully completing your Bachelor’s degree in Physics at the University of Birmingham with outstanding results, you will receive a one-off cash award of about 345 EUR (paid in British pounds). The School of Physics and Astronomy awards this prize to the graduate with the second-highest overall mark in the final year of study. The payment is made as a one-off sum at the end of your degree.
Who can apply
- Degree: You are in the final year of your BSc degree in Physics (Bachelor’s degree).
- University: You are studying at the University of Birmingham in the School of Physics and Astronomy.
- Result: Your overall result is the second-highest in your year group.
- Nationality: Any nationality can apply.
How to apply
You do not need to apply. The Faculty of Physics and Astronomy awards the prize automatically on the basis of your final exam results.
How realistic are your chances?
Every year, there is only one winner: the second-highest-achieving graduate on the BSc in Physics programme. You cannot aim for this title directly, as it depends on your position in the rankings. The only way to achieve it is to be among the very best in your year group.
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