Arché is a philosophical research centre at the University of St Andrews. Five Research groups are currently active within the centre.

• Conceptual Engineering
• Epistemology: Current Themes
• Language and Mind
• Medieval Logic
• Metaphysics: Identity, Existence & Structure

Grants held by Arché members include the AHRC-funded What Kind of Mind?  Engaging Children and the Public with Research on Animal and Infant Minds from Philosophy and Psychology (Ball); the NRC-funded Conceptual Engineering (Cappelen); a Leverhulme Major Research Fellowship (2014-16) for The Importance of Being Competent: Ethics and Epistemology (Hawley); the Templeton-funded Interdisciplinary Experience Project (Paul); a Guggenheim Fellowship (Paul); Leverhulme Early Career Fellowship (Thakkar); Leverhulme Trust funded Theories of Paradox in Fourteenth-Century Logic: Edition and Translation of Key Texts (Read); Mind Association Senior Research Fellowship (12-month) Blame: Epistemic and Moral (Brown) and a Leverhulme Research Fellowship (2017-18) Wholes: More Just Than The Sum of Their Parts (Cotnoir).

Arché Semester Dates 2017-18

• Mon 18th September - Fri 15th December 2017
• Mon 2nd April- Fri 29th June 2018