A and J Lee Social Design Prize in Architecture at University of Auckland 2025

A and J Lee Social Design Prize in Architecture at University of Auckland 2025

The A and J Lee Social Design Prize in Architecture 2025 offers NZD 1,000 to a Master of Architecture (Professional) thesis student at the University of Auckland who shows excellence in socially sustainable design. Applications are not required; the prize is awarded by the University of Auckland Council based on academic recommendation. The deadline is 28 February 2026, and the scholarship is open to all nationalities.

Eligible Degrees

Eligible Degrees

Master's/Postgraduate (Not-STEM field)

Eligible Nationalities

Eligible Nationalities

Not specified

Destination

Destination

New Zealand

Eligible Courses

Eligible Courses

Architecture

University

University

The University of Auckland

A and J Lee Social Design Prize in Architecture 2025

This Masters scholarship supports a Master of Architecture (Professional) thesis student at the University of Auckland who demonstrates excellence in design for socially sustainable, humanitarian values.

The award provides Partial Funding, with a value of NZD 1,000. It is open to all nationalities and is offered annually.

Eligibility requires applicants to be enrolled in the full-time Master of Architecture (Professional) thesis program and to show exceptional design work aligned with socially sustainable principles.

Application Process does not require a separate application. The University of Auckland Council awards the prize based on recommendations from the Head of the School of Architecture and Planning, in consultation with the Master of Architecture (Professional) Thesis Coordinator and Deputy Head.

Value: The prize is valued at NZD 1,000 and is intended to support the recipient’s thesis work.

For official details and the application form, visit the A and J Lee Social Design Prize in Architecture 2025 page.

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