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| Tuesday February 9, 2010 | University of Exeter > HuSS > Sociology & Philosophy > History and Philosophy of Biology |
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History and Philosophy of Biology at ExeterThe History and Philosophy of Biology has emerged in recent years as one of the most dynamic and challenging sub-fields within history and philosophy of science. It covers a vast range of biological sciences, from molecular to ecosystem biology, and their applications in areas such as medicine and agriculture. The University of Exeter hosts a large, rapidly growing, and innovative programme in the history and philosophy of biology. It has been given a top UK ranking by the Philosophical Gourmet Report and is highly rated internationally. The International Society for the History, Philosophy and Social Studies of Biology recently held its biennial conference at Exeter, and numerous international scholars in the field visit Exeter each year. Our programme of research is closely associated with that of the research centre, Egenis, which examines the social implications of new fields of biological research. We hold numerous workshops and seminars throughout the year with Egenis. These events cover a wide range of historical and philosophical topics from a variety of disciplinary perspectives. The core teaching faculty in History and Philosophy of Biology at Exeter for 2009-2010 are: We offer three integrated levels of study:
FundingVisit the School of Humanities and Social Sciences site for detailed information about all levels and types of funding available, as well as application deadlines and eligibility criteria.. Further informationFollow the links to associated information pages about our programme of teaching and research, or contact Sabina Leonelli, Staffan Müller-Wille or Maureen O’Malley for more information. |
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