The Munich School of Ancient Philosophy (Ludwig-Maximilians-
https://www.musaph.uni-muenchen.de/doctoral_program/index.html
1/20/2023
Funded Ph.D. program in ancient philosophy - Munich
12/05/2016
【國外古希臘哲學碩博班簡介】慕尼黑大學古典哲學博士班
The Munich School of Ancient Philosophy (MUSAPh) invites applications for funded doctoral positions. Dissertation proposals are welcome in all areas of ancient Greek and Roman philosophy, their medieval reception in Arabic and Latin, and textual criticism. Please pass along this announcement to interested students and post our flyer (attached).
MUSAPh is a joint program of the Classics and Philosophy Departments at Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität (LMU). It is directed by Professors Peter Adamson, Oliver Primavesi and Christof Rapp. In addition, it boasts a substantial number of additional faculty and researchers. Graduate students and visiting fellows round out the exceptionally large and lively ancient philosophy community, which provides an ideal environment for graduate study.
Doctoral fellowships cover three years, the period of dissertation research and writing. Complementing their dissertation research, doctoral students in MUSAPh participate in a wide array of advanced seminars, reading groups and workshops. Doctoral students may also avail themselves of the opportunity to teach if desired. Dissertations may be written in German or in English and most advanced seminars and reading groups are run in English.
We strongly encourage applications by February 15th, 2017 and hope to make initial offers very soon thereafter. Applications will continue to be reviewed on a rolling basis as long as places remain.
Please visit our website (www.musaph.uni-muenchen.de) for more information about the program and instructions for how to apply. Inquiries about the program can be directed to: musaph@lmu.de.
1/01/2016
【國外古希臘哲學碩博班簡介】加拿大奎北克拉瓦大學古希臘哲學研究獎學金（碩博班，法語授課）
Scholarships offered by the Canada Research Chair in Antiquité Critique et
Modernité Émergente
at the Faculty of Philosophy of Université Laval (Québec, QC)
Description
The Chair’s main objective is to explore the different aspects of the critical heritage of Greco-Roman thought and to explain their impact on subsequent history of thought. These scholarships are therefore intended to support promising research on themes related to this objective. The main research project (i.e. a doctoral or a master’s thesis) may be written in English, but the language of study at Université Laval is French.
- Doctoral scholarship: The scholarship is valued at $13, 500 per year ($4500 per term) and is accompanied by a research contract of $1500 per year. In the case if a joint supervision arrangement, the scholarship is valued at $1500 per term for each term during which the candidate is present at Université Laval.
- Master’s scholarship: The scholarship is valued at $7500.
Eligibility
The candidate must pursue his or her research project under the supervision of the chairholder, however, joint supervision arrangements are permitted. The candidate must satisfy the admissions criteria of either the doctoral program or the master’s program of the Faculty of Philosophy of Université Laval (depending on the scholarship for which he or she applies).
Application Process
The candidate’s application dossier must include the following documents:
1. A cover letter.
2. A curriculum vitae.
3. A description of the candidate’s doctoral or master’s thesis project which clearly identifies the link between the project and Chair’s main objective. The document should not exceed 4 pages, double spaced (font Times New Roman 12 or equivalent).
4. To confidential letters of recommendation.
5. A copy of the candidate’s official transcripts.
For more information please visit http://www.fp.ulaval.ca/
11/15/2015
【國外古希臘哲學碩博班簡介】英國愛丁堡大學古希臘哲學碩士班
Edinburgh's Master Program in Ancient Philosophy
This combined programme offered by Philosophy and Classics aims to introduce students to the main fields, topics, and research methods in ancient philosophy. The programme is accessible through both Classics and Philosophy, with a variety of taught courses offered by specialists in both subject areas.
The programme is suitable for applicants with different previous backgrounds, most obviously, in philosophy and classics, but also in history, political theory, science, and literature.
It is a taught degree combining seminar teaching on specific topics with individual research supervision. In this course, the students will be exposed to the main doctrines and texts of ancient philosophy from a broad range of areas (Pre-Socratics, Plato and Aristotle, Hellenistic philosophy, Late Antiquity). An important goal of the course is to develop the ability to reconstruct, analyse and critically assess philosophical arguments and doctrines on the basis of a careful study of the texts. The degree is designed to provide a necessary preparation for further postgraduate research towards a doctoral degree, or an academic background to a professional career outside academia. For all those who wish it (especially for the students who plan to go on to a PhD in Ancient Philosophy), there will be an opportunity to enhance their knowledge of classical languages by studying the course texts in the original language.
Visit our website at http://philosophy.ed.ac.uk/phil_students/postgraduate/ancient_philosophy/index.php
感謝何畫瑰老師推薦！
感謝何畫瑰老師推薦！
【國外古希臘哲學碩博班簡介】英國杜倫大學古希臘哲學碩士班
Durham's MA in Ancient Philosophy
Our Ancient Philosophy MA is a specialist programme geared towards preparing students for higher research in ancient philosophy - partly through direct research training, and partly through modules taught by experts in their field in small-group seminars. The programme lasts for one year (two years part time).
This is a specialist programme geared towards preparing students for higher research in ancient philosophy - partly through direct research training, and partly through modules taught by experts in their field in small-group seminars. Durham has a longstanding tradition of international excellence in the field of ancient philosophy, with several recent doctoral students having gone on to take up academic positions in the UK and abroad. The programme lasts for one year (two years part-time), and centres around a core module on a topic in ancient philosophy.
Other key elements of the course include a core research training module, a 15,000 word dissertation, and one elective module, which is offered in the areas of current research interests of members of staff.
Visit our website at https://www.dur.ac.uk/classics/postgraduate/taught/philosophy/
感謝何畫瑰老師推薦！
11/09/2015
【國外古希臘哲學碩博班簡介】荷蘭萊頓大學古典學與古代文明碩士班（英語授課）
Leiden's MA in Classics and Ancient Civilisations
Programme
Your aim in the Classics is to graduate with a diverse and well-balanced view of Graeco-Roman antiquity. We ensure that our curriculum changes annually to make sure you benefit from the most relevant courses.
Within the programme, you will study primary sources, based on an approach that integrates linguistics, literature, culture and history. Together with classes on cultural-historical disciplines, courses on Greek and Latin literature and/or linguistics will form the core of your curriculum. You are free to select courses in your own area of interest or in other relevant fields, such as history or philosophy, from Leiden University, or from one of the collaborating Universities: the University of Amsterdam (UvA) and the Vrije Universiteit of Amsterdam (VU).
You will study classical texts in a variety of ways. In courses on classical literature, you will treat the textual sources primarily in terms of their content, and will cover interpretation, genre, Nachleben and intertextuality. The formal aspects of ancient texts, including syntax and discourse analysis, are the prime area of focus in the courses on Greek and/or Latin linguistics.
You will conclude the MA in Classics by writing a thesis based on a research question or hypothesis of your own formulation, which involves the interpretation of classic texts, and/or the exploration of linguistic or literary concepts. Your supervisor will be a member of our small but dedicated staff of active researchers.
Courses offered at Leiden University include:
1. Greek literature and linguistics
2. Latin literature
3. Ancient History
4. Ancient Philosophy
【國外古希臘哲學碩博班簡介】英國倫敦大學國王學院哲學史碩士班（修課學程）
KCL’s MA History of Philosophy (Postgraduate Taught
Programme)
Overview: aims of the programme
The MA in the History of Philosophy
involves one year's full-time study, or two years' part-time. It is a 'taught'
Master's programme, with each module following a fixed syllabus, as opposed to
a 'research' degree. With the possible exception of the dissertation at the end
of the programme, original research is not really expected: but the MA may act
as a preliminary to a subsequent research programme, normally a PhD. The
programme is primarily intended for those students who have already studied
Philosophy as undergraduates, and who now want to focus more narrowly on its
history; although occasionally students might be admitted who do not have a
Philosophy background.
Taught modules - requirements
Students must earn a total of 180 credits,
of which 120 will come from taught modules. At least 140 credits (including the
dissertation—see below) must be earned through work done in the History of
Philosophy; and students will normally be expected to study a language relevant
to their philosophical interests, such as French or German, Latin or ancient
Greek. The modules that, for these purposes, are treated as belonging to the
History of Philosophy are as follows:（僅列出古希臘哲學相關課程）
Visit the website at
Overview: aims of the programme
The MA in the History of Philosophy involves one year's full-time study, or two years' part-time. It is a 'taught' Master's programme, with each module following a fixed syllabus, as opposed to a 'research' degree. With the possible exception of the dissertation at the end of the programme, original research is not really expected: but the MA may act as a preliminary to a subsequent research programme, normally a PhD. The programme is primarily intended for those students who have already studied Philosophy as undergraduates, and who now want to focus more narrowly on its history; although occasionally students might be admitted who do not have a Philosophy background.
Taught modules - requirements
11/08/2015
【國外古希臘哲學碩博班簡介】加拿大西安大略大學古希臘哲學碩士班招生中！
Western Ontario's Master in Ancient Philosophy
The University of Western Ontario (Canada) now invites applications for the two-year Masters program in Ancient Philosophy, jointly run by the Departments of Philosophy and Classical Studies. Western has a large complement of faculty and students working in and around the area, including four specialists in ancient philosophy and additional core members with areas of research related to Greek and Roman language and history. The MA program is aimed primarily at undergraduate students interested in pursuing ancient philosophy at the doctoral level. This new interdisciplinary program is the only MA program of its kind in North America and only one of a handful of similar programs in the world. Unlike those other programs, students enrolled in Western’s MA receive a guaranteed two-year funding package.
Overview of the Program
The MA program is designed to provide students with the philosophical and philological skills necessary for work at the doctoral level, which requires assessing philosophical arguments on the basis of a careful study of the text in the original language. Students will attend graduate seminars in the Philosophy Department, where they will acquire a level of understanding necessary for pursuing a PhD dissertation in at least one of the major ancient philosophical traditions as well as a critical awareness of the main philosophical problems that shape the broader discipline (e.g. essentialism, problem of universals, virtue ethics, etc.). In addition students will take language courses in Greek and Latin through the Classics Department. Students who graduate from the program can expect to have a mastery of at least one of the two languages (Greek or Latin), which will allow them to read texts in the original language for the purpose of conducting doctoral research, and a complete introduction to grammar and syntax in the other language. In cases where a student enters the program with less than introductory Greek or Latin, that student can expect to attain no less than an intermediate level of proficiency in one or both languages that includes the ability to read a continuous text with substantial consolidation of grammar and syntax skills.
For more information please visit our website at http://www.uwo.ca/philosophy/graduate/ma_ancient_philosophy/index.html
【國外古希臘哲學碩博班簡介】挪威奧斯陸大學古希臘哲學碩士班招生中！（英語授課）
Master’s Degree (MA) in Ancient Philosophy
The University of Oslo has recently established a brand new two-year Master’s program in in Ancient Philosophy. The programme gives you the opportunity to develop a high-level competency in the foundational questions in philosophy and the ancient approaches to answering them, and also provides training in close textual reading of ancient texts in the original language. We offer high-quality instruction and supervision in the main figures, topics and research methods in ancient philosophy from the beginning around 600 BC until early Byzantine times. The courses are offered mainly by the Philosophy section, in close collaboration with Classics and History of Ideas. For more information, please visit our website:
http://www.uio.no/english/studies/programmes/philosophy-master/programme-options/ancient-philosophy/why-choose/
The language of instruction is English. There is no tuition charge, and we are able to offer a small stipend to some of our students in order to help cover living expenses.
The deadline for students applying from the US and Canada (and anywhere outside EU) is December 1st.
The deadline for EU applications is April 15th.
For more information about applying, please visit the admissions page:
http://www.uio.no/english/studies/programmes/philosophy-master/programme-options/ancient-philosophy/admission/
