This Michaelmas Term (Oct-Dec) sees the launch of The Schweitzer Institute’s Research Fellowship. The selected Fellow will be appointed as a Research Associate at Peterhouse, the University of Cambridge's oldest college (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
The successful candidate will be expected to:
1. Pursue independent research
2. Deliver a public lecture at Peterhouse
3. Attend the environmental ethics conference held at the college in late November
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.
UPDATE:
We are pleased to announce that Professor John Nolt, a distinguished philosopher and environmental ethicist, has been selected as the recipient of the 2024 Schweitzer Institute Research Fellowship. This award recognizes Professor Nolt's significant contributions to the field and his commitment to advancing environmental ethics.
‘The University of Cambridge was the door by which, in the beginning of the century, I entered England.’ Albert Schweitzer