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Lin Wang, 22, from Beijing, China has been awarded the Highest Achievement on International Business Management Award when she graduated from Harper Adams University in late September.
The award is presented to the student who has demonstrated best performance on the International Business Management course. The award given to the final year Beijing Agricultural University student who has the most improved marks from the second year of the programme.
Senior lecturer and Beijjing Agricultural University course manager Sandra Turner, said: “Lin Wang has successfully completed the BSc Food Quality with Retail Management course, where she has demonstrated excellent communication skills and has shown great enthusiasm for the course.
“Lin was an outstanding student on the course and consistently produced work of an excellent standard. She is extremely well organized, reliable and self-motivated and has demonstrated her ability, through her dissertation, to work independently to a very high standard. Lin will graduate with an Upper Second Class Honours Degree. I wish her well for the future.”
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