The admission and pre-enrollment for the Master in Analytic Philosophy (APHIL) 2023-24 is now open.
Deadline: June, 30th, 2023.
Please see here for more information on how to apply.
Deadline: June, 30th, 2023.
Please see here for more information on how to apply.
The period of application ends 09/03/2023. Applications must be sponsored by an individual researcher working at a Catalan research institution and need approval by the institution’s administration.
Call:
Application procedure:
The LOGOS Research Group encourages qualified candidates, working in areas within the remit of the group, to send their expression of interest either directly to an individual senior researcher of the group as a potential sponsor, or else to the group’s coordinator at logos.barcelona@gmail.com to solicit support. LOGOS specifically and emphatically encourages female researchers, and researchers belonging to other under-represented groups, who would like to apply for a Beatriu de Pinós fellowship, to seize this opportunity.
Please note (i) that the LOGOS Research Group itself is neither the grant-awarding body nor a department or a research centre, nor is it the only group based at a Catalan institution that might incorporate successful applicants; (ii) that support from individual members of the group is not automatic but subject to their explicit agreement in the light of the candidate’s academic profile.
The Ministry’s deadline for applications is 14/02/2023 (but see below).
Applicants need academics as sponsors. Sponsors must have a PhD and be under contract with the host institution for the duration of the fellowship. LOGOS members in this category are happy to sponsor suitable applicants. LOGOS encourages those interested in receiving such support to express their interest by contacting a Senior LOGOS member working in their field.
LOGOS specifically and emphatically encourages female researchers, and researchers belonging to other under-represented groups, who would like to apply for a Juan de la Cierva fellowship, to seize this opportunity.
As a potential host institution, the University of Barcelona requires that the online application be completed and sent on to its main research office by 07/02/2023.
See here for an English-language guide for completing the online application.
Congratulations, Nasim!
Principal investigators: Josefa Toribio, Esa Díaz León. For further information on the nature of the project, see here.
(2) “Methods: Epistemology Beyond Belief” (PID2021-122566NB-I00). Principal investigator: Sven Rosenkranz. For further information on the nature of the project, see here.
Suitable candidates interested in one of these projects should contact the relevant principal investigator(s), expressing their interest and sending their CV and a writing sample. LOGOS specifically and emphatically encourages female philosophers and philosophers belonging to other under-represented groups to do so.
Disclaimer: LOGOS is not the funding body. Applications will eventually have to be submitted to the Spanish Ministry of Science and Innovation, with the deadline for applications set for 26 January 2023. The Ministry’s call will also offer predoctoral fellowships associated with other research projects.
As usual, applicants will need academics as sponsors. Sponsors must have a PhD and be under contract with the host institution for the duration of the fellowship. LOGOS members in that category are happy to sponsor suitable applicants. LOGOS encourages those interested in receiving such support to express their interest by contacting a Senior member working in their field. LOGOS specifically and emphatically encourages female researchers, and researchers belonging to other underrepresented groups, who would like to apply for a Juan de la Cierva fellowship, to seize this opportunity. A further alert of this kind will be published here once the Spanish Ministry has published its call.
The call for applications for the LOGOS 2-year postdoctoral fellowship in epistemology is now closed.
BIAP will be awarded a substantial research grant for a collaborative project on the nature and role of evidence and thus be able to recruit a significant number of pre- and postdoctoral fellows.