…for the most outstanding MSc dissertation in the field of transport and logistics from a student at Imperial College, and also at the University of Westminster.

These two awards were founded in 1960: the Imperial College Award in memory of the late Past Master Raymond Birch CBE; and the University of Westminster in memory of the late Assistant Herbert Crow. Originally known as the Carmen’s Apprentices Awards, since 2005 they have become the Carmen’s Graduate Awards. Each award comprises a framed citation and a cheque for £250, both are now presented by the Carmen’s Benevolent Trust.

(Year * refers to year awarded. Awards are normally presented in July the following year.)

Year *	Recipient	Citation
2023	To be announced
2022
2021	Huan Chang	Exceptional treatise on path planning and task assignment of unmanned aerial vehicle swarms for an intelligent delivery platform
2020	Rohan Sood	Study into daylight savings impact on UK road casualties
2018 & 2019	Anastasia Argyropoulou	For investigating container vessel impact of road and rail traffic at the port interface and hinterland
2017	Tom McColm	Public perceptions of driverless futures
2016	Roger Teoh
2015	No Submissions
2014	Matteo Novati	Impact of port disruptions on container shipping
2013	Miss Y Lin
2012	No Submissions
2011	No Submissions
2010	Jamie McNuff	London streetworks impact analysis
2009	Simon Latham (Imperial)	Examination of southbound tolling operations at the Dartford Crossing
	Tagmach Chankaya (Westminster)	Investigation of potential emission reductions in the energy-intensive international shipping industry
2008	Sarah S.A.Livermore (Imperial)	Selection/integration of signalling systems for urban railways
	Lucia Nemethyova (Westminster)	Rail transportation short sea inflows
2007	Alan P. Kerr (Imperial)	Bond Street Crossrail pedestrian analysis
	Jolanda Katharina Schweitzer (Westminster)	Food miles & indigenous produce