Oxford University students shortlisted for the TARGETjobs Undergraduate of the Year Awards 2022

The Undergraduate of the Year Awards celebrate the UK's best undergraduates in specific areas. Being the best means having a combination of academic excellence, the ability to pass a series of difficult online assessments, good written communication and, finally, the interpersonal skills necessary to compete with other students in assessment centres run by the partnering organisations. 

The Oxford University Careers Service is delighted that six Oxford students have been shortlisted in four categories.

Oxford University finalists at the Undergraduate of the Year Awards 

• Black Heritage Undergraduate of the Year: Effie Armah-Tetteh, Literae Humaniores
• Female Undergraduate of the Year: Oyindasola Bello, Economics and Management
• First Generation Undergraduate of the Year: Charlotte Avery, Experimental Psychology
• Young Activist of the Year

  • Natasha Lovel, History

  • Shantel Marekera, Jurisprudence

  • Marcin Pisanski, Jurisprudence

Each award is partnered by a prominent graduate recruiter who provides a fantastic prizes for the winners, including a paid internship, trips abroad and other exclusive opportunities.

The finalists attended the grand final in London on Friday 29 April 2022, where the winners were announced.

Congratulations to all shortlisted students and to:

Oyindasola Bello - Winner of the TARGETjobs Female Undergraduate of the Year award

Oyindasola is on the committee for Oxford Alpha Fund and encourages other young women to enter a career in finance.