OSCA Winners 2025
Advait Arya – WBS
Advait is an extraordinary student whose journey at Warwick exemplifies the very essence of the OSC
A top performer in BSc Accounting and Finance, Advait ranked 3rd in a cohort of 250, with exceptional scores in some of the most rigorous modules. But his true distinction lies beyond academics.
As co-founder and CEO of Mentra, he has empowered over 50 students from underserved regions with access to world-class university mentorship. Through AQ Mentors, he has guided over 100 Warwick students—including myself—towards competitive internships and graduate roles. His mentorship is personal, impactful, and transformative.
Advait’s leadership extends globally. Through Defy Organization, he has reached over 2,000 youth across four countries, earning the prestigious Diana Award. His work has been featured in major media outlets and even Times Square.
On campus, he has led the London Consulting Summit and held key roles in societies that open doors to finance and entrepreneurship. Whether mentoring peers, building platforms, or championing access, Advait leads with humility, purpose, and a deep commitment to others.
He is not just a student of Warwick, he is a builder of futures.
Tomasz Losinski - WBS
Tomasz is a remarkable student whose dedication to Warwick’s internationalisation agenda is truly unparalleled. Tireless in his pursuit of global cooperation, Tomasz has elevated Warwick’s presence on the world stage through academic excellence, leadership, and cultural diplomacy.
His research into the cultural dimensions of peace and security has earned international recognition, including a prize-winning presentation at the International Forum on Peace in Italy and acceptance to both BCUR and ICUR. As a member of the University Royal Navy Unit, he instils leadership values that promote peace, earning him the honorary rank of midshipman.
At Warwick Business School, Tomasz has led diverse international teams through the Teamwork programme, delivering innovative solutions to global businesses and earning accolades such as the Bosch Innovation Certificate. His advocacy for widening participation has brought new voices into international collaboration.
From sustainability initiatives in Australia to representing Warwick in fencing and underwater hockey, Tomasz builds bridges across borders. His efforts have been recognised with the Green Steps Award and the Lord Mayor’s 800th Anniversary Award.
Tomasz is not just a student, he is a global ambassador for Warwick’s values. In every endeavour, he exemplifies what it means to be a changemaker.
Htet Myat Noe Oo - WBS
Htet has been nominated for this award, in recognition of her extraordinary leadership, cultural advocacy, and global impact.
At Warwick, she founded the Myanmar Society, creating a vital space for Burmese students and connecting them with professionals and peers across the UK.
As President of AIESEC, she led 50+ students, expanded global exchanges, and hosted the Global Village, uniting 300+ attendees in cultural celebration.
Beyond campus, Htet launched Purple Talks, a mental health platform in Myanmar, and The Art Academy, offering affordable creative education, both empowering thousands during the pandemic. Her ventures reflect scalable, inclusive innovation.
Alongside these, she secured placements at Bain, BCG, EY, and Sky, while excelling as a Global Excellence Scholar and Student Ambassador.
Htet’s vision to launch a beauty brand rooted in Burmese heritage exemplifies her entrepreneurial spirit. Through every initiative, she uplifts underrepresented voices and builds bridges across culture, making her a truly deserving OSCA nominee.
Raghav Verma - WBS
Raghav's journey is a testament to purpose-driven leadership. From the slums of India to the halls of Warwick, he has empowered thousands through education, entrepreneurship, and global collaboration.
Raghav exemplifies citizenship, internationalisation, and entrepreneurship, transforming lives, industries, and institutions with empathy, vision, and action.
Sahil Chawla - WBS
Sahil has become a pillar of leadership and inspiration at Warwick. He co-founded the Warwick ESG Society, growing it from three to over 300 members, championing sustainability and social equity.
As part of the Warwick India Forum, he helped organise two of the UK’s largest Indian cultural events, fostering belonging for international students. Through INSA Warwick, he built community across campuses, enriching student life.
During his placement at Jaguar Land Rover, he contributed to their diversity initiatives while excelling academically. Most remarkably, Sahil founded the Golden Heart Foundation, feeding 1,000+ underprivileged children and raising over £100,000 globally. Sahil’s journey is one of courage, compassion, and commitment. He exemplifies the OSCA values of resilience, leadership, and global citizenship.
Mathew Stephenson - Politics and International Studies
(To be updated Monday 21st July)
Gunisha Aggarwal - Economics
(To be updated Tuesday 22nd July)
Libby Bach - Economics
(To be updated Tuesday 22nd July)
Aimee Cornish - Philosophy
(to be updated Wednesday 23rd July)
Hiya Gandhi – Global Sustainable Development
(Graduating in January 2026)