ý Announces Winners of 2025 ‘Three Minute Thesis (3MT®) Competition’
ý has announced the winners of the ninth annual Three Minute Thesis (3MT®) Competition hosted by the Graduate College.
ý has announced the winners of the ninth annual Three Minute Thesis (3MT®) Competition hosted by the Graduate College.
The goal of the 3MT® competition is for ý graduate ý from all colleges and departments to cultivate the ability to explain their research, including both breadth and significance, in a language appropriate to an audience containing both specialists and non-specialists, in three minutes or less. The 3MT® competition provides ý graduate ý with the opportunity to sharpen their professional development skills, reignite their passion for discovery, promote preeminent research and foster community.
“The 3MT® competition continues to showcase the impressive talent and dedication of ý’s graduate ý,” said , Ph.D., dean of the Graduate College and associate vice president of academic affairs at the John D. MacArthur Campus, Jupiter. “Each year, I am amazed by the depth and impact of the research being conducted across disciplines. Our ý demonstrate an extraordinary ability to translate complex findings into compelling, accessible narratives. Their presentations not only highlight their academic excellence, but also their commitment to advancing knowledge that benefits society.”
A total of 35 graduate ý pitched their research projects to a live audience, with 12 awarded scholarship prizes throughout the entirety of the competition. A panel of distinguished ý community members determined the 2025 first-place, runner-up and second runner-up championship winners. More than 350 online votes submitted by public viewers named the People’s Choice Award winner.
The championship winners of the 2025 3MT® competition are:
Faqah, the championship winner and recipient of the $2,500 Dr. Eric H. Shaw 3MT® Championship Award, will represent ý at the Conference of Florida Graduate Schools on April 8 at the Boca Raton campus.
ý 3MT® is a venue for graduate ý from various disciplines to interact with one another and discuss their research and its implications. The competition provides an opportunity for undergraduates, alumni, industry partners, various on-campus departments, institutions and the community to gain exposure to high-level, cutting-edge research at ý.
For more information on ý’s 3MT® competition, click .
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