Undergraduate and Postgraduate Prizes

The full list of Prizes for undergraduate and postgraduate taught programmes is listed in the University Calendar. We reproduce the list for 2024 below.

AT Price Prize in Mathematical Sciences (£150 and Certificate). Awarded to the finalist student with the best performance.

IMA Prize (1 years free Membership of the Institute of Mathematics and its Applications x 2). Awarded to two final year undergraduate students for outstanding performance.

Met Office Prize (£100 x 2). Awarded to two final year undergraduate students for outstanding performance in a project or other module relevant to Met Office activities.

Mathematics Research Project Prize (£100 x 2). Awarded to two final year undergraduate students on a Mathematics programme with an outstanding individual project.

Unthank Prize in Mathematics (£150 x 8). Awarded to eight undergraduate students with the best overall performance in a Single Honours Mathematics programme.

MSc Academic Award (£100 and Certificate). Awarded to the postgraduate taught student with the best overall score on a Mathematics and Statistics MSc programme, excluding the MSc Applied Data Science and Statistics programmes. 

MSc Project Award (£100 and Certificate). Awarded to the postgraduate taught student with the best project on a Mathematics and Statistics MSc programme, excluding the MSc Applied Data Science and Statistics programmes.

MSc Applied Data Science and Statistics Academic Award (£100 and Certificate). Awarded to the postgraduate taught student with the best overall score on an MSc Applied Data Science and Statistics programme

MSc Applied Data Science and Statistics Project Award (£100 and Certificate). Awarded to the postgraduate taught student with the best project on an MSc Applied Data Science and Statistics programme

Combined Honours Mathematics and Physics Prize (£100 and Certificate). Awarded to a student with especially meritorious performance at stage 2.

Ethan Philbrick Prize (£100).  Awarded to the undergraduate student at stage 2 of a Mathematics degree (including the major/minor degrees but excluding combined honours degrees) who has shown the greatest improvement since stage 1 while also overcoming obstacles to success during stages 1 or 2.