This week marks the 14th edition of the Queen’s Anniversary Prizes, which were established in 1993.

Representatives from 21 UK universities and colleges will attend the Queen’s Anniversary Prize presentation at St James’s Palace.

The Queen’s Anniversary Prizes, granted every two years by the Queen, are the highest national honour in UK further and higher education.

The awards honour achievement, innovation, and public benefit, according to Buckingham Palace. The awardees have been recognised for their contributions in a variety of disciplines.

This week marks the 14th edition of the Queen’s Anniversary Prizes, which was established in 1993.

Representatives from 21 UK universities and colleges will attend the awards ceremony at St James’s Palace to receive their Queen’s Anniversary Prize.

The Queen’s Anniversary Prizes, which are granted every two years by the Queen, are the highest national honour in UK further and higher education.

According to Buckingham Palace, the honours honour achievement, innovation, and public benefit. The awardees have been recognised for their efforts in a variety of fields.

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