Ezra Izer

As a final-year History and Politics student at the University of Cambridge, I am deeply committed to understanding and addressing the intricate forces that shape global political and cultural landscapes. With a strong foundation in analytical research and articulate communication, I have nurtured a profound intellectual curiosity through academic exploration and leadership in journalism and editorial work. Proficient in public speaking and debate, I am motivated by a desire to dissect complex international dynamics and contribute to informed, interdisciplinary discourse. Aspiring to a career in academia, my research interests lie at the intersection of global power structures, media, and governance, with a focus on uncovering the deeper currents of change that define an increasingly interconnected world.

Award for Outstanding Contributions to Burnet News

Recognised as one of the top ten exceptional students nationwide, selected from thousands of candidates. Honoured at a distinguished ceremony hosted by the Royal Collection at the Queen’s Gallery, Buckingham Palace, celebrating exceptional young talent in news literacy. The event featured a keynote address by Daniel Franklin, Executive and Diplomatic Editor of The Economist, with the award personally presented to me by Sir Evelyn de Rothschild, esteemed financier and philanthropist.

Published Poet in Cambridge’s Leading Art and Writing Zine

My poem, Grantchester Meadows, was published in Notes Magazine, the largest art and writing zine in Cambridge. This achievement reflects my ability to convey refined ideas through creative expression and highlights my engagement with the vibrant literary community at Cambridge.