New degree in Philosophy, Politics & Economics
PPE Degree Page The LSE is proud to launch a new BSc in Philosophy, Politics and Economics, ready for entry in October 2015.
Christian List elected to the British Academy
Our own Professor Christian List has been elected as a Fellow of the prestigious British Academy, recognition for his outstanding research. See the press release here!
Chris Blunt and Andrew Goldfinch win teaching prize
The Department of Philosophy has announced its 2013-2014 teaching awards. This year the prize was awarded to two members of Philosophy, Logic and Scientific Method.
This year the award was received by Andrew Goldfinch and Chris Blunt (View his website).
Latest Undergraduate Journal “Rerum Causae” issues
The BSc students in Philosophy, Logic and Scientific Method run an undergraduate journal called Rerum Causae. They have released two new issues in 2014.
Winner of Andrea Mannu Prize UG: David Poole
The Andrea Mannu Prize UG for 2013-2014 was awarded to David Poole for best performance by an undergraduate in any degrees administered by the Department of Philosophy, Logic and Scientific Method.
Alexandru Marcoci wins Teaching Excellence Award
Congratulations to Alexandru Marcoci, who is the winner of the Teaching Excellence Award in the category ‘Collaborative Research and Guidance’ from the LSE Student Union.
Staff appointments
Congratulations to Peter Dennis on his appointment as an LSE Fellow in the Department.
Introduction to the Department
Professor Luc Bovens provides an introduction to the Department of Philosophy, Logic and Scientific Method.
Winners of Lakatos Award: Laura Ruetsche and David Wallace
The Lakatos Award for an outstanding contribution to the philosophy of science, has been won jointly by Laura Ruetsche of the University of Michigan for her book Interpreting Quantum Theories (Oxford University Press, 2011) and by David Wallace of Oxford University for his book The Emergent Multiverse (Oxford University Press, 2012). Each will win a prize of £7500.
Staff promotions
Congratulations to Roman Frigg, who has been promoted to Professor (from September 2014).
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