Celebrating 30 years of the Prizes
The Queen Elizabeth Prizes for Education
Recognising outstanding work in UK universities and colleges for 30 years. Formerly the Queen’s Anniversary Prizes.
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The CreaTech Challenge Report
A research project led by Prize-winners
How the fusion of emerging technologies and the Creative Industries can transform the UK’s approach to skills, innovation and business.
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Meet the 2023 Prize-winners
22 winners from across the UK
Read about the extraordinary work of universities and colleges across the UK who were awarded a Prize in 2023.
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Entries now closed
For Round 16 of the Queen Elizabeth Prizes for Education
Entries for the Prizes can be in any subject, in any field, which meets the Prizes criteria: excellence, innovation and benefit for the institution and the wider world.
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The Queen Elizabeth Prizes for Education
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Scotland’s Rural College (SRUC) first won a Prize in 2017 for a dairy cattle genetics project over 40 years in the making. Professors Coffey and Powell talk about the impact of winning. Read more.
The Coronation Challenge CreaTech report: How the fusion of emerging tech and the Creative Industries can transform the UK’s approach to skills, innovation and business. Read the report.
Trust CEO Nichola Tasker talks to FE Week about encouraging more colleges to apply for the Queen Elizabeth Prizes for Education. Read the article.
The Royal Anniversary Trust is delighted to announce the appointment of three new Trustees: Professor Dame Janet Beer, Shelagh Legrave CBE DL and Dr Mahnaz Safa.
Trust CEO Nichola Tasker and Deputy Lieutenant of Kent, Lennox Cato DL visited MidKent College to thank students who acted as hosts and guides at our gala event at Guildhall in February.
Trust board member Dame Lin Homer and CEO Nichola Tasker visited recent and past winners of the Prizes on their three-day tour of Scotland. They were also welcomed by Universities Scotland and Colleges Scotland.