
Ivan Reilly Prize at University of Auckland 2026
The Ivan Reilly Prize at the University of Auckland 2026 awards a single $500 partial funding prize to full-time Mathematics students who achieve the highest mark in MATHS 250 Advancing Mathematics 2. Applicants must maintain at least an A-grade average, and in case of a tie, the award goes to the student with the highest examination mark. Applications are automatic with no separate form required, and the deadline is 10 August 2026.
Eligible Degrees
Master's/Postgraduate (STEM field)
Eligible Nationalities
Canada, Germany, Netherlands, France, Singapore, Australia, New Zealand, United States, Ireland, United Arab Emirates
Destination
New Zealand
Eligible Courses
Mathematics
University
The University of Auckland
Ivan Reilly Prize at University of Auckland 2026
The Ivan Reilly Prize is a prestigious annual award valued at NZD $500, providing partial funding to exceptional Mathematics students at the University of Auckland. This scholarship is specifically designed for full-time students who have achieved the highest mark in MATHS 250 Advancing Mathematics 2, requiring a minimum A-grade standard for eligibility.
Eligibility Criteria
- Must be a full-time student enrolled in Mathematics.
- Must have achieved the highest mark in MATHS 250 Advancing Mathematics 2.
- Must maintain at least an A-grade as the minimum academic standard.
- In the event of a tie, the prize is awarded to the student with the highest examination mark.
Scholarship Value and Award
One prize is awarded annually and is valued at NZD $500. The funding is provided as partial support to successful candidates.
Application Process
There is no separate application form required for the Ivan Reilly Prize. All eligible applicants are automatically considered for the award based on their academic performance in MATHS 250. Students are encouraged to ensure their grades meet the A-grade threshold to be considered.
Apply and find more information on the official scholarship page: Ivan Reilly Prize at University of Auckland 2026.
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