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The department has now completed the relocation to 38 Princes street, Building 303 (Science Centre), Levels 4 and 5  >>

Dr. Tanya Evans and Dr. Graham Donovan join the Mathematics Academic Advisers team  >>

Shobha Herle and Sione Ma'u joined the Department in January  >>

A new Analysis lecturer and two professors of Applied Mathematics have joined the department in the past months.  >>

Professor Osinga joined the Department in October 2011, thus becoming the first female Professor of Mathematics at our University  >>

Marston Conder becomes the first Distinguished Professor of Mathematics of The University of Auckland  >>

Associate Professor Shaun Cooper of Massey University (Albany), a Mathematics department MSc alumni was awarded the NZMS medal at the Royal Society of New Zealand 2011 Research Honours event held in Wellington on Wednesday 17 November  >>

Two PhD studentships are available to work on a project in dynamical systems and mathematical physiology, looking at techniques for analysis of mathematical models with multiple timescale.  >>

A PhD studentship is available in the Department of Mathematics at the University of Auckland to work on a project in mathematical modelling and behavioural ecology, to develop a mathematical model of animal navigation.  >>

Professor Rod Gover from the Department of Mathematics at The University of Auckland has been elected as a Fellow of the Royal Society of New Zealand.  >>

Internationally renowned mathematician Professor Marston Conder is one of four researchers from New Zealand universities to receive a prestigious James Cook Research Fellowship this year.  >>

Over 1.5 million dollars were awarded to researchers based in the Department of Mathematics, in the 2011 round of the Royal Society of New Zealand Marsden Fund  >>

Over 40 Science and Arts alumni have graduated in Mathematics, Applied Mathematics or Mathematics Education in the Spring Graduattion ceremony on September 22.  >>

A warm welcome to Dimitri Leemans, Ben Martin and Julia Novak!  >>

Every year, New Zealand sends 6 high-school students to compete in the IMO.  >>

Check the updated projects list and apply now. Applications close on 16 September.  >>

Either National or Labour would have won a clear majority, while the Greens, with the third largest party vote in 2008, would have few or no seats in parliament if recent elections were run under some of the voting systems in this year's referendum.  >>

The University of Auckland continues to be the best performing New Zealand university in subject rankings released by QS World University Rankings®.  >>

Inverse Problems specialist appointed  >>

Around 25 years have passed since Marc Sagar was acing all his Mathematics paper. In 2011 he was awarded his second sci-tech Oscar, for his work on the film Avatar.  >>