Michele Marsonet received his degrees in Philosophy at the University of Genoa and in Philosophy of Science at the University of Pittsburgh (USA).
– After graduation he was Visiting Fellow at the Universities of Oxford and Manchester (UK) and CUNY New York.
– Now Full Professor of Philosophy of Science and Methodology of the Human Sciences in the Department of Classical Studies, Philosophy and History, University of Genoa.
– Previously Coordinator of the PhD program, Chairman of the Philosophy Department and Dean of the Faculty of Letters and Philosophy, University of Genoa.
– Currently Vice-Rector for International Relations and Dean of the School of Humanities, University of Genoa.
– Fellow of the Center for Philosophy of Science of the University of Pittsburgh, he was Visiting Professor in many Universities around the world: City University of New York, Pittsburgh and Catholic University of America (USA), Melbourne (Australia), Oxford, London Queen’s College, Leeds, Manchester, Hertfordshire, Middlesex, Southampton and St Andrews (UK), Cork (Ireland), Bergen (Norway), Sevilla and Malaga (Spain), Fribourg (Switzerland), Beirut (Lebanon), Louvain (Belgium), Malta, Reykjavik (Iceland), Giessen (Germany), Warsaw and Cracow (Poland), Cluj (Romania).
– Honorary Professor of the Universidad Ricardo Palma, Lima, in 2009 he received a Laurea “Honoris Causa” from the Universidad Continental of Huancayo (Peru).
– Author and editor of 28 books, and of about 300 artcicles, essays and reviews published on Italian and foreign scientific journals.