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2023 Squad Announcement

Last week we hosted the 2023 Annual NZMOC Training Camp, which was a great success. It was nice to hold the camp in person after holding the previous one online due to Covid-19. Thanks to the generous sponsorship of Jane Street, everyone had a lot of fun, staff and students …Read more

The results of the 2022 NZMO are now in! Congratulations to all those that took part, we hope you had as much fun solving the questions as we did writing them. Particular congratulations to everyone who participated in round 2. You can see the medal winners here: 2022 NZMO …Read more

2022 IMO Results

For the first time in 3 years the IMO was held in person in Oslo, Norway, with only a few teams competing remotely. Most of the team travelled to Oslo without incident, but unfortunately one of our competitors ran into difficulty on the day of travel. However, we managed to get …Read more

The New Zealand Mathematical Olympiad Round 1 (NZMO1) has now been released. Check out the problems here: https://www.mathsolympiad.org.nz/competitions/nzmo/. Please note that it is forbidden to discuss the problems until the official solutions are posted here. …Read more

The New Zealand Mathematical Olympiad Round 1 (NZMO1) is coming soon - get ready! Problems will be released on 1st July. This consists of a take home exam (a set of 8 problems). Solutions are to be submitted by 1st August. We encourage everyone …Read more

Last month we hosted New Zealand's first ever Female and Non-Binary Maths Camp. It took place over 4 days from 22nd - 25th April, and this year was completely virtual. We invited 15 students from across the country to take part, as well as 9 fantastic lecturers. The camp …Read more

New Zealand’s IMO team for the 2022 International Mathematical Olympiad has been announced. This team of six will represent New Zealand at the International Mathematical Olympiad in Oslo, Norway this year. The New Zealand Maths Olympiad team members are: Grady Kenix, …Read more

The NZMOC has set up an award in memory of Alan Parris, one of the founding members of the New Zealand Mathematical Olympiad Committee (NZMOC). The award is for January Training Camp attendees, with the aim of promoting equal opportunity and diversity in mathematics, and …Read more