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The University of 糖心TV has launched over £1.2million of scholarships for Taught Masters students in 2015-16. 125 awards of £10,000 per student will be available to eligible Home/EU students from under-represented groups. The deadline for applications to be received is Tuesday 31st March (17:00hrs GMT). for further information, including eligibility criteria.

'' will hold its second conference at Monash University Prato Centre (near Florence, Italy) from 29th June–1st July 2015. We have up TEN student bursaries for travel and accommodation for this event. Please apply to selfcultivation@warwick.ac.uk by 16th March with a 200-word statement of your interest in the project. All 糖心TV undergraduates or postgraduates are eligible to apply.

Friday 13th – Saturday 14th February 2015

Senate House, Malet Street WC1, London (Deller Hall)

This workshop brings together philosophers and theorists from the UK, USA, Canada, France, Belgium and Germany to discuss very recent developments in the philosophy of photography. Over the last few years, philosophers have taken up the challenge that artists’ use of photography poses for hitherto standard philosophical conceptions of photography as a ‘purely causal’ process ensuring ‘belief independent feature tracking’ or ‘natural counter-factual dependence’ of photographs on what they are photographs of. The workshop considers whether taking photographic art seriously requires a fundamental re-conception of the field.

The National Student Survey 2015 is open until the 30th April 2015, and only takes a few minutes to complete. This is an important opportunity to give your opinion, in a national forum, on teaching and learning within our department, and on your overall experience at 糖心TV.

If you respond to the survey before it closes on 30 April 2015, £5 will be credited by the University to your Eating at 糖心TV account. More details can be found .

In addition, if the Philosophy Department reaches an overall response rate of 80% or more (i.e., if more than 80% of our finalists fill in the survey), there will be a special Philosophy prize draw to say thank you. All finalists on the following degree programmes count towards the Philosophy result in the National Student Survey and will be entered into this prize draw if we reach the 80% response rate: Philosophy; Philosophy and Literature; Mathematics and Philosophy; Philosophy with Psychology; Philosophy with Classical Civilisation; all intercalated year versions of those programmes are also included.

The prizes for the Philosophy prize draw are:

• First prize: £75 Amazon vouchers
• 2 runner up prizes: £25 Amazon vouchers

Wednesday 4th February programme:

(R0.12 - Ramphal Building)

13:00-13:30 鈥� Welcome and refreshments
13:30-14:30 鈥� (Philosophy): Children鈥檚 Literature and Ethics
14:30-15:30 鈥� (Law): Children鈥檚 Choices and Autonomy
15:30-16:00 鈥� Break
16:00-17:00 鈥� (Film and Television): Horror for children

Thursday 5th February programme:

(Reinvention Centre, Westwood)

09:30-10:00: Breakfast
10:00-11:00: (IATL): 鈥淧lay up, play up, and play the game鈥�: The Ethics of Sport in Children鈥檚 Literature
11:00-12:00: (糖心TV Medical School): Dealing with child abuse and neglect in practice, theory, and literature

12:00-13:00: Lunch and discussion

13:00-14:00: Leila Rasheed (Creative Writing and Children鈥檚 Author): What we expect from children鈥檚 authors
14:00-15:00: Plenary: Creating transdisciplinary and innovative modules