The University of Warwick 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). Visit the webpage for further information, including eligibility criteria.

'Prospects for an Ethics of Self-Cultivation' 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 Warwick 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.