The Department of Philosophy, Logic and Scientific Method has selected three new LSE Fellows to start in September 2022.
About the new Fellows:
Dr. Wesley Wrigley will be joining from the University of Oxford to take up a one-year LSE Fellowship to support teaching in Logic and the Philosophy of Science.
Dr. Thomas Ferretti, who has already been teaching […]
LSE Philosophy has been ranked 2nd in the country in The Complete University Guide 2023.
The Complete University Guide provides a comprehensive and definitive guide to all matters related to higher education. The guide ranks the country’s top universities in 74 individual subject areas and is published annually.
We are pleased to announce that we were able to improve our ranking […]
How should policy-makers measure the impact of far-reaching policies? Johanna Thoma looks at some of the issues involved in relying on a single metric.
The scope of the UK’s Animal Welfare (Sentience) Bill is to be extended to include octopuses, crabs and lobsters, in response to a report by LSE Philosophy’s Foundations of Animal Sentience project.
Applications for our world-leading MSc and MPhil/PhD programmes are now open! Programmes start Autumn 2022.
We’re very pleased to announce that LSE has been ranked 4th in the UK for philosophy in the 2022 Guardian University Guide, climbing from 15th in the UK in the 2021 Guide.
We’re pleased to welcome Professor Alex Voorhoeve as our new Head of Department.
We’re pleased to welcome Eilidh Beaton, Adam Lovett and Tena Thau to the Department as new LSE Fellows.
Should artificial agents’ responses to difficult choices align with our own moral intuitions? Johanna Thoma considers the difficulties involved in programming machines to deal with risk, and how things look different from an aggregate point of view.
LSE is pleased to announce the winner of the 2021 Lakatos Award.
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