Joyce Tang
About Joyce Tang
Joyce Tang is a Global Markets Sales and Trading Graduate at UBS, where she has worked since 2021. She has a strong academic background in Mathematics from the University of Bath and has held various roles in volunteering and student representation.
Work at UBS
Joyce Tang has been working at UBS as a Global Markets Sales and Trading Graduate since 2021. This role is part of the Graduate Training Program (GTP), where she has gained experience in global markets. Prior to this position, she completed a one-month internship in Global Markets (Sales and Trading) at UBS in 2020. Her progression within the company demonstrates her commitment to the financial sector and her ability to adapt to various roles within UBS.
Education and Expertise
Joyce Tang studied Mathematics at the University of Bath, where she achieved a Master of Mathematics (MMaths) degree from 2017 to 2021. During her studies, she spent a year abroad at the National University of Singapore, where she excelled, achieving As across all modules in the second semester. She also completed her GCSEs and A-Levels at Exmouth Community College, where she was recognized as the highest achiever of the year.
Background
Joyce Tang has a diverse background in both academic and extracurricular activities. She served as a Volunteering Officer and a Student Ambassador at the University of Bath, contributing to the student community from 2017 to 2019. Additionally, she was a Student Representative during the same period. Her involvement in these roles reflects her leadership skills and dedication to supporting her peers.
Achievements
Throughout her academic career, Joyce Tang has received several accolades. She was awarded the Bath Award for her commitment and attendance in extracurricular activities during her third year at university. Additionally, she completed over 120 hours of volunteering by her second year, showcasing her dedication to community service. As Chair of Women in Maths at the University of Bath, she has played a significant role in promoting women in mathematics.