Dr Aaron Cotnoir’s ERCCoG project chosen for European Research Council funding
Dr Aaron Cotnoir’s ERCCoG project "Instruments of Unity: the Many Ways of Being One" has been chosen for funding by the European Research Council.
Dr Aaron Cotnoir’s ERCCoG project "Instruments of Unity: the Many Ways of Being One" has been chosen for funding by the European Research Council.
It is our pleasure to announce the upcoming Northern Association for Ancient Philosophy at St. Andrews. This event is free and open to all.
The University invites applications for two lectureships in Philosophy. One is on current issues in Social Philosophy, particularly in gender theory and feminism. The other is in any area of Applied Philosophy.
Mara Van der Lugt’s new book, Dark Matters: Pessimism and the Problem of Suffering, has received an Honourable Mention in the 2022 Journal of the History of Philosophy Book Prize competition.
Theron Pummer's book—The Rules of Rescue—is officially out! It's Open Access, so you can download a PDF for free.
Professor Timothy Mulgan has been presented the Humanities Aronui Medal for prolific, original and influential contributions to moral philosophy, philosophy of religion, and political philosophy.
The Philosophy Department has been committed to the SWiP GoodPractice Scheme since 2016 and restates its commitment to non-discriminatory recruitment and selection practices.
Adam Etison, Senior Lecturer in Philosophy, wins 2022 St Andrews Students’ Association Award for Outstanding Innovation in Teaching.
St Andrews has been ranked top philosophy department in the UK by The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2023.
Theron Pummer's paper "Impermissible yet Praiseworthy" (Ethics, 2021) has been selected for the Philosopher's Annual.