The Masters program in the Philosophy Department at Georgia State University in Atlanta, Georgia is accepting applications from qualified students for its two Neurophilosophy Fellowships—as well as a Legal/Political Philosophy Scholarship, and a German Philosophy Scholarship.  Fellowships and Scholarships cover tuition, provide $15,000/year for living expenses and up to $500/year for travel to conferences. Fellowships have no teaching duties for two years. Scholarships have no duties in the first year but require teaching in the second year.  A flier with more information is here.  The deadline for applications is March 15.

More information on the departments areas of strength in these three areas is here. In addition to Andrea Scarantino and me, the department's strength in neurophilosophy and empirically informed philosophy of mind will improve with the addition of George Graham next year.  Students on the Neurophilosophy Track also have the opportunity to participate in GSU's interdisciplinary Brains & Behavior Program.