Yilin Gao, Electronic and Electrical Engineering student at the University of Sheffield, Chenyang Wu and Qian Sun, International Business students at the University of Leeds, were invited to the 30th NCUK Prize Award on November 22. At the celebration, Mr. Ken Gill, Chief Executive of NCUK, presented the certificates to the three SBC students.
Let’s take a look at the winners!
Yilin Gao
Top performing student in the NCUK IYOne (Engineering) globally
Industrial Electronics and Control Engineering (2+2 / Grade 2015) student of SBC
Place of origin: Zhejiang
Graduated from Wenzhou No.2 High School
Now studying in the University of Sheffield, major in Electronic and Electrical Engineering
“During my two years study and life in SBC, I asked myself to be a practical person at every stage of growth. Thanks for the support and guidance from my teachers and seniors. I feel lucky to win this award during my study in UK.”
Chengyang Wu
Top performing student IYOne (Business) in China
Place of origin: Zhejiang
Graduated from Ningbo Beilun Taihe High School
Business Management (2+2/ Grade 2015) student of SBC
Now studying in University of Leeds, major in International Business
“It is a great honour for me to attend the 30th NCUK Prize Award and receive NCUK IYOne Prize Award. This award shows the progress of my academic study last two years, which means all the efforts I made have paid off. I would like to thank all of my family members, teachers and friends for their love and support. Furthermore, it should be highlighted that this award will not only represent my success in the past but also provide the motivation for me to make more achievements in future.”
Qian Sun
University of Leeds Business School ‘NCUK International
Place of origin: Zhejiang
Graduated from Ningbo Wanli International Middle school
Business Management (2+2/ Grade 2015) student of SBC
Now studying in University of Leeds, major in International Business
“I entered SBC in 2015 and then continue to study for International Business at the University of Leeds with an average score of 79 after two years of efforts. Study is like sailing against the current, either you keep forging ahead or you keep falling behind. And I will study harder to achieve good results and build a better future.”
Professor John Wilson, Principal and CEO of SBC, Professor Linda Liu, Vice-Dean of SBC, attended to the 30th NCUK Prize Award and congratulated the award winners from SBC. For their excellent performance, they said “All the honors and awards are not only an inspiration for the three winners to go further but also a drive for all SBC students to pursue their dream!”
