Academic Prizes

In summer 2024 we awarded several College prizes as well as prizes for best Third Year Project.

The £400 Wynne-Roberts prize is funded by the University of London Convocation Trust (Queen Mary is a college of the federal University of London) and we awarded it to the finalist with the highest College Mark.

The IMA prize is for outstanding performance in the final year of a mathematics course and consists of a year's free membership of the Institute of Mathematics and its Applications (IMA).

Our prize winners are listed below.


Name

Prize
Samantha Mustafaj

Mathematical Sciences Foundation Year Prize
Oliver Barnes

College Prize
Zechen Liu

College Prize
Felipe Puiggari Medici

College Prize
Ruth Melissa Agnes Parkes

College Prize
Samuel Brooks-Gilzeane

College Prize
Priyangaa Magindan

College Prize
Kenich Pandeya

College Prize
Mohammed Ismail Kamali

College Prize
Aimon Haba

College Prize
Anwar Layada

Mathematical Sciences Third Year Project Prize
Oliver Tak Shun Cheung

Mathematical Sciences First Year Year Prize
Abdur Raheem Malik

Mathematical Sciences First Year Year Prize
Neil Thomson

Institute of Mathematics and its Applications Prize
Oliver Barnes

Institute of Mathematics and its Applications Prize

Neil Thomson

University of London Wynne-Roberts Prize


Previous Prizes:

The Minnie Brooke Memorial Studentship Award commemorates the achievements of Minnie Brooke, a Mathematics graduate of Queen Mary University of London when it was known as East London College; she used her mathematics degree to become a pioneer and supporter of public health orientation in mental health programmes.  This award recognises and supports promising young researchers like yourself who can continue the departmental legacy of using mathematics to make a positive impact on society.


The Lois Hatton Prize was established in 1917 for the most promising woman student studying Mathematics by Principal and Mrs. Hatton to honour their daughter; Lois was a Mathematics Honours student of Queen Mary University of London when it was known as East London College.  This award recognises and supports promising young researchers like yourself who can continue the departmental legacy of using mathematics to make a positive impact on society.