This Michaelmas Term (October to December) marks the launch of the Schweitzer Research Fellowship, which includes a Research Associateship at Peterhouse, the oldest college at the University of Cambridge (see video below)

The Fellowship offers:

- Accommodation at Peterhouse

- Full dining rights

- Membership of the Senior Common Room

- Access to all University of Cambridge amenities

Each year, the Schweitzer Fellow will be expected to:

1. Pursue independent research

2. Deliver a public lecture at Peterhouse

3. Attend the Institute's annual conference, held at Cambridge each Michaelmas Term

4. Present a brief paper at the conference, highlighting their ongoing research at Peterhouse

This prestigious opportunity provides a unique platform for scholars to advance their work in environmental ethics while engaging with the rich academic community at the University of Cambridge

The 2024 Schweitzer Fellow

Professor John Nolt, a distinguished philosopher and environmental ethicist, has been awarded the 2024 Schweitzer Research Fellowship