Submissions are invited for the Religious Studies Postgraduate Essay Prize, which is sponsored jointly by Cambridge University Press and the British Society for the Philosophy of Religion. The winning entry will be published in Religious Studies, and the winner awarded £300.
The Prize is an international prize, and open to all those who, at the time of the deadline, are registered for a postgraduate research degree. The topic of the essay should be in the philosophy of religion and must be no longer than 10,000 words in length. The judges reserve the right not to award the Prize if no submission of sufficient merit is received. Non-winning essays will not automatically be considered for publication in Religious Studies.
Essays should be submitted in hard copy only (not through the journal's electronic submission system), in duplicate, and clearly marked ‘Religious Studies Essay Prize’, with the author's name and contact details in a covering letter but not on the essay. The closing date for entries is 31 December 2012, and they should be sent to:
Professor Robin Le Poidevin
Editor, Religious Studies
Department of Philosophy
University of Leeds
Leeds LS2 9JT
