Each academic year, CBRL offers prizes for the best undergraduate and master’s dissertations in Levantine studies.
We invite UK-based heads of departments and chairs of departmental examination boards to nominate one dissertation in the subjects of: Levantine archaeology or history, or contemporary Levantine studies.
The dissertation should be the best in the subject area (of distinction or first-class quality), focus on a topic relating to Levantine studies whether ancient or modern, make an original contribution to research debates, and be of excellent quality.
For details and how to apply, see:
Undergraduate dissertation prize 2024 – closing date midnight Sunday 8th September
You can find out details of the previous prize winners below:
- Winners announced for CBRL’s master’s dissertation prize 2023
- Winners announced for CBRL’s master’s dissertation prize 2022
- Winners announced for CBRL’s undergraduate dissertation prize 2022
- Winners announced for CBRL’s master’s dissertation prize 2021
- Winners announced for CBRL’s undergraduate dissertation prize 2021
- Winners announced for CBRL’s undergraduate dissertation prize 2020
- Winner announced for CBRL’s master’s dissertation prize 2019
- Winners announced for CBRL’s undergraduate dissertation prize 2019
- Winner announced for CBRL’s undergraduate dissertation prize 2018