Faculty of Philosophy, University of Oxford - The John Duns Scotus Prize in Medieval Philosophy
Faculty of Philosophy, University of Oxford
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Faculty of Philosophy, University of Oxford
Program
The John Duns Scotus Prize in Medieval Philosophy
Official website
philosophy.ox.ac.uk/prizes
Last verified: 6 April 2026
About this award / prize
General Description
The John Duns Scotus Prize in Medieval Philosophy is awarded to students in any of the Final Honor Schools involving Philosophy at the University of Oxford. The prize is awarded specifically for the Medieval Philosophy paper.
Requirements
The prize is awarded if the examiners of the Medieval Philosophy paper feel there is a candidate of sufficient merit in that particular year.
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