The MAN (cont)
•1925-29 Professor of philosophy at Neuchatel
•1929 Professor of Child Psychology at Geneva and established centre of Genetic Epistemology
•1939 – 1952 Chairperson of Sociology at Geneva
•1940 – 1971 Chairperson of Genetic and experimental psychology at Geneva •1948 Published “The Origins of Intelligence in Children” Revised 1952
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1925-29 He held the Chairs of Psychology, Sociology and History of science at Neufchatel

Then he left the post in 1929 for the University of Geneva as professor of the history of scientific thought.

1929 – 39 He was busy reorganising the affiliation of the Institute Rousseau with the University of Geneva and he became director of the Bureau International d’education which has since become jointly affiliated with and sponsored by the International office of Education and UNESCO
In the post war years Piaget remained active in educational affairs, both with the Swiss Government and with UNESCO

In 1940, the professorship title was changed to professor of experimental psychology and he became the director of its laboratory of psychology.

In 1948 he published “The Origins of Intelligence in Children”  which was Revised in 1952