BSAS Undergraduate Thesis of the Year Award 2024 is open!
Do you have animal science and related subject students that deserve special recognition?
The BSAS Undergraduate Thesis of the Year Award 2024 competition is open to universities and colleges that have students participating in animal science related courses.
The award looks to acknowledge the best of undergraduate research and offers the winner the opportunity to have a summary of their work published on the BSAS website. The prestigious award aims to demonstrate the quality of animal science students and their work globally, to both academic nd industry audiences.
To enter this competition, you are invited to submit up to 2 entries showcasing the highest quality theses or dissertations, submitted in 2024, from your animal science students. We are accepting theses on a diverse range of subjects,
covering any species companion, livestock or zoo, in all fields of animal science.
SCOPE
• Areas and specialisms related to the welfare and productivity of farm animals to help produce quality, safe and environmentally sustainable food
• Animal health and welfare
• Management of equine, companion and captive zoo animals
• Only theses adhering to this stated scope will be considered
Opportunity to present at the BSAS Annual Conference 2025
• Abstract written in Proceedings
• Complimentary BSAS 2025 Annual Conference Pass
• £150 towards travel and accommodation
• Thesis will be summarised for publication in the BSAS Fledgling Bytes series and a profile piece ont he winner will be included in the BSAS newsletter.
For further details and guidelines please visit: bsas.org.uk/awards/undergraduate-thesis-of-the-year-2024
Deadline: 31st July 2024
Previous Recipients
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2023: Emily Hancock - University of Nottingham
Thesis Title: Effect of oregano oil on milk yield, methane emissions, and feed efficiency of dairy cows. Emily Hancock of the University of Nottingham secured the top spot with her groundbreaking research on the impact of oregano oil on various aspects of dairy cow performance.