Alan Barnes Travelling Scholarship
The Alan Barnes Travelling Scholarship is an award made annually at the discretion of the president of the Royal Society of Ulster Architects, in conjunction with other adjudicators.[who?] The scholarship amount, which varies between £500 and £1000, is intended to help architectural students to travel and to study architecture overseas.[1]
History and criteria[edit]
Alan Barnes died in 1987 and to honour his memory, the Barnes family in conjunction with the Royal Society of Ulster Architects and the Queen's University of Belfast established a travelling scholarship.[citation needed] This scholarship is open to any student educated in Northern Ireland who studies at a recognised school of architecture in Britain or Ireland and who is in their third year of study.[1]
Past recipients[edit]
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Selected recipients and their countries of study have been included:[citation needed]
1999
Brian Heron
2001
Lisa McAlinden
2002
Denis M Burke (QUB) – Colombia
2003
Lewis Bailie (QUB) – Spain & Portugal
Jemma Houston (QUB) – Bosnia and Herzegovina & Croatia
2004
Chris Upson (Leeds Metropolitan University) – United States
2005
C S P O'Brien
2006
Christopher Browne – Alabama
2007
Lee Simpson
Patrick Bradley
2008
Hayley McAdams – Barcelona
2009
Lisa Hunter Japan
Jamie Agnew – Switzerland
2010
Barry McGowan (QUB) – Germany
2011
Naomi Sheehan – Finland
2012
David Jebb (RGU) – Norway
2013
Benjamin Connell (QUB) – China
Mark Donnelly (QUB) – Netherlands
2014
Sarah Steenson – Brazil
References[edit]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 "Applications now open for 3rd year undergradates". rsua.org.uk. 5 December 2021. Retrieved 7 February 2023.
The scholarship is a minimum of £500 but could be as much as £1,000 depending on the nature of the proposed trip. It will [..] assist the winning student(s) with the costs of their trip
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