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Philosophy undergraduate student opportunities 

2009-2010

Masters Program in Philosophy at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. An M.A. program designed especially for students who wish to strengthen their preparation for a Ph.D. in Philosophy.

Elie Wiesel Prize in Ethics Essay Contest 

Undergraduate Ethics Symposium: April 8 - 10, 2010, DePauw University. Deadline for submissions: February 1, 2010

Stance: An International Undergraduate Philosophy Journal is now accepting paper submissions for this year's upcoming issue. Deadline: December 18, 2009

OTHER LINKS

New Master's Degree in Philosophy at Brandeis University

Brandeis University (Waltham, MA) recently announced a new program offering an M.A. in Philosophy.

[NOTE: please be advised that Brandeis, like many other institutions, is facing a severe financial crisis; anyone interested in learning more about the program should be sure to inquire about its current and future status.]

         

Smith Libraries Philosophy Resources A wealth of philosophy resources for research

Philosophy Resources, from Galaxy.

Aesthetics On-Line, covering the arts, art criticism and theory, and philosophy of art.

American Philosophical Association, The Web Site of the main professional society in philosophy.

Bioethics Discussion Pages, for bioethical discussions by everyone about issues in medical care that affect everyone.

Ethics Center For Engineering & Science, virtual center for engineering ethics, research ethics and science ethics. From MIT.

The WWW Philosophy Virtual Library, hosted by the Department of Philosophy and the Institute for Learning and Research Technology at the University of Bristol.

Moral and Political Philosophy, Brown University Electronic Article Review Service (BEARS).

Religion & Philosophy Resources on the Internet, from Mugar Memorial Library, Boston University.

The Bentham Project, on the philosophy of Jeremy Bentham.

Digital Text Projects, from the Institute for Learning Technologies, Columbia University. Includes Digital Classics (classic works of philosophy and literature) and original multimedia translations of classic and contemporary texts as well as hyperlink annotations to a variety of collateral text and multimedia resources, both classic and contemporary, that can help contextualize and orient the material for study.

The Philosophers' Magazine Online, including philosophical articles and inverviews with philosophers, a searchable philosophical events database, a discussion board, and philosophy links.

Episteme Links: Philosophy Resources on the Internet, with thousands of links to philosophy resources on the internet.

Essays in Philosophy, a new online journal that just published its first issue in January, 2000.

The Argument Clinic, a very interesting site at the University of Northern Colorado: you submit an argument; the "argument doctor" there examines it and comments on its validity and soundness.