CHME Student of the Year Award – University of Surrey – Awarded to Chiara Mathews for the highest overall mark on the BSc International Hospitality & Tourism Management
CHME Student of the Year – University of Greenwich – Awarded to Nafha Salah Mohamed Thabet for the best overall performance on the hospitality management programme.
CHME Student of the Year – University of Essex, Edge Hotel School – Awarded to Fernando Odio.
CHME Student of the Year – Leeds Beckett University – Harry Not was recognised with the CHME Annual Award for Outstanding Achievement for his remarkable academic journey. Starting, rather nervously, on the Foundation Year of the BSc(Hons) Hospitality Business Management degree, he battled with a range of challenges to progress with dedication and persistence, ultimately with a First Class Honors degree.
CHME Student of the Year – University of West London – Awarded to Autumn Rose for the highest overall mark for the final year of study on BSc (Hons)International Hospitality Management
CHME Student of the Year – Cardiff Metropolitan University – Huge congratulations to Ruby Pile, who has been awarded the CHME prize for the highest dissertation mark in the department of Tourism, Hospitality and Events at Cardiff Metropolitan University. Ruby joined Cardiff Met a final-year direct-entry student from Cardiff and Vale College, and from day one she has embraced every opportunity to grow and develop. Her academic skills have flourished alongside her passion for learning, culminating in her outstanding dissertation performance. Ruby’s research explored perceived differences in skills between hospitality graduates and non-graduates – a timely and thought-provoking topic that reflects both academic rigour and industry relevance. At Cardiff Met, we are incredibly proud of all of Ruby’s achievements , including the CHME award. Well done Ruby!
CHME Student of the Year – Edinburgh Napier University – Amy Howlett, International Hospitality Management graduate. Amy recently graduated from the International Hospitality Management programme at Edinburgh Napier University with a Frist Class Honours degree. Amy also won the Class Medal for the highest
performing student in her cohort. Not only did Amy receive the highest performing accolade in her 4th Year, but in every year of her programme. This is a fantastic achievement and showed consistent levels of critical engagement, insight and professionalism throughout her studies. Amy also received a distinction for her dissertation which focused on the impact of emotional labour in the hospitality sector. Amy is currently taking a break and planning a trip to Australia – we wish her every success in her future career opportunities and hope she keeps in touch with Edinburgh Napier University.