1. ASL vzw honors a biennial award to crown a master's thesis. The study must make a significant contribution to the scientific understanding of the issue of gender and gender relations and/or insight into the woman/man equal opportunity issue. Studies from all fields of science are eligible.
2. The award’s name refers to the first female professor at the University of Leuven, Marguerite Lefèvre, geographer (1894-1967).
3. The Marguerite Lefèvre Award for Gender Studies is granted every two years. Only master's theses defended during the two academic years preceding the deadline for candidacy are eligible.
4. One can only apply once for this prize.
5. The ASL board of directors grants the award on the proposal of a jury composed of at least four members, including a representative of the ASL board. The jury chooses a chairman among its members. Promoters and co-promoters of submitted dissertations cannot be members of the jury.
6. The award amounts to €1,500 and will not be split.
7. The governing body may decide not to grant the award.
8. There will be no correspondence about the procedure and the decision of the board.
Click here to submit your candidacy.
Submit candidacy online from Dec. 01, 2023 to Jan. 15, 2024.
An admissible dossier consists of:
Note: After submission, you will see a message stating that you need to send a hard copy of your dissertation. However, this is NOT required.
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Dat het heurs dancs ende heurs wille was. Een sociaal-juridische analyse van schakingen in Leuven in de vijftiende eeuw
The Other Woman. Towards a diffractive rereading of the oeuvres of Simone de Beauvoir and Luce Irigaray’
Seks & stigma in beweging. Een etnografisch onderzoek naar homoseksuele en lesbische allochtonen van eerste en anderhalve generatie in België