Applications should be made in the normal way, specifying 'visiting student'. Normal Ph.D. fees apply, pro-rated as appropriate to the length of visit. The two previous events have been very successful, attracting a wide range of high quality papers, and providing a useful opportunity for graduate students to gain experience and receive feedback on work in progress. Dr Otsuka, the author of many articles in moral and political philosophy, will speak on The Problem of Intergenerational Sovereignty . Those interested in attending the conference should reserve a place no later than May 4, 2001.
Attendance is free of charge.
Candidates take 6 modules and write a dissertation. The M.A. in Politics has ESRC research training recognition. Candidates from other EU countries are eligible for tuition fee awards. Please indicate on your application if you would like to be considered for an award. We are especially interested in M.A. applicants who intend to go on to Ph.D. work.