Medal Winners 2018
News and Events
- Events
- Celebration of Peter Neary
- Diego Zambiasi wins IEA Conniffe Prize
- Diane Pelly wins Main Conference Award at the Newcastle Economics Research and Development Conference
- Peter Neary Condolence Book
- Brain for Business Podcast by Dr Vessela Daskalova
- Visit by EIB President Dr Werner Hoyer
- Award to Professor Aisling Reynolds-Feighan
- Michael Wright attends Model WTO 2022 conference in Geneva
- Professor Ariel Rubinstein Lecture
- School of Economics Awards
- Orla Doyle Elected to IEA Presidency
- Energy Economics PhD Fellowship Opportunity
- ECA Talk on Forced Displacement
- IZA World of Labor Panel Discussion
- The Young Irish Economists Seminar Series (YIESS)
- Assistant professor post in economics of the natural resources & environment
- Two assistant professor posts in Economics
- Medals and Awards 2022
- Ben Elsner presents joint work with Emanuele Albarosa (IOM) at the UNHCR policy event
- Health Workshop in Malawi
- Dr Fabrice Kampfen selected for Young Academy of Ireland (YAI)
- Cormac Ó Gráda Award Winner
- David Madden and Jane Dooley paper wins Brendan Walsh Prize
- Workshop at the Central Bank of Ireland
- Prof Rodney Thom former colleague and HOS passed away on August 14th
- New MSc Economics and Data Analytics Launch
- PhD News September 2023
- Margaret Samahita at Kilkenomics
- Medals and Awards
- IPECE Workshop
- EMS Distinguished Lecture
- Networking Events for MSc Students
UCD School of Economics congratulates 2018 Medal Prize-winners
The School of Economics presented medals to two students recently based on their academic performance.
Adam Williams (BA, 2018) was presented with the Lynch Meenan Medal by Professor Ronald Davies. Adam obtained the highest aggregate score in Stage 3 of the Single Honours Programme in Economics.
The Lynch Meenan Medal is presented each year to the best undergraduate student in Economics. It commemorates Professor James Meenan and Professor Patrick Lynch, former professors in the School of Economics.
Lucie Martin (MSc in Behavioural Economics, 2018) was presented with the Denis Conniffe Medal by Professor Ronald Davies. Lucie obtained the highest aggregate score out of all the students in the three MSc in Economics programmes ran by School of Economics in 2018.
The Denis Conniffe Medal is awarded to the student with the highest grade point average in the master’s programme in Economics. The medal commemorates Professor Denis Conniffe, an outstanding Irish economist and statistician who took a particular interest in the welfare of graduate students.