Application Process for the Science Prize
The 2023 round opens: 1 June 2023
The 2023 round closes: 1:00pm 5 September 2023
Tēnā koe,
Congratulations on making the first step to creating your application and welcome to the page where you will find information about the application process and navigating around the Prime Minister’s Science Prize portal.
If you have any problems at all then please do not hesitate to contact us on pmscienceprizes@royalsociety.org.nz
The complete application must be received by 1:00pm on Tuesday 5 September 2023. Late applications will not be able to be accepted.
All the very best with your application.
Ngā mihi nui
Prime Minister’s Science Prize Secretariat
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Applicant’s and Referee’s as well as applicants who applied in 2022 through the portal are strongly advised to read the important information documents below. This includes information about criteria, eligibility, judging, application process and finding your way around the portal.
There is also an option through the portal for applicants to submit their application in Te Reo if they wish to do so.
ALL LINKS WILL BE LIVE AS AT 1 JUNE 2023. If you have trouble viewing these documents then please email pmscienceprizes@royalsociety.org.nz
- 2023 PMSP Portal Tips for Applicant and Referees
- About-the-Prize-2023
- Visual Flow Chart Science Prize Process through portal
- 2023 PMSP Application Template
- Science Prize Referee Template 2023
- 2023 PMSP Budget Template (although this document is required it is not judged)
- NZ-RST-CV-Template (if you would like to use this)
- Link to the portal (so that you can sign in or register)
Need help? Have other pātai questions?
Ko te Kaiwhakahaere the Secretariat for The Prime Minister’s Science Prizes is Royal Society Te Apārangi. Contact details are:
Te Kaiwhakahaere the Secretariat.
The Prime Minister’s Science Prizes
Royal Society Te Apārangi
PO Box 598
Wellington
Waea Tel: (04) 470 5762
Īmēra Email: pmscienceprizes@royalsociety.org.nz.
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