Dielectric spectroscopy of BaTiO 3 (BT) doped with Ce 3C (BT:Ce 3C ) ceramics was performed at extended temperatures and in the low-frequency ranges. BT:Ce 3C displays decreasing values of all phase transition temperatures with increasing Ce 3C content. Permittivity versus temperature plots showed decreasing values with increasing frequency with low dispersion and shifting values of the Curie temperatures (T c ) towards high frequencies. Comparable values of losses for BT and BT:Ce 3C ceramics suggest good charge compensation. At low frequencies and higher temperatures, thermally activated mechanisms of conduction increase the loss values. With increasing frequency, the BT:Ce 3C system displays increased and shifted loss peaks up to T c and decreasing values above T c . The characteristic exponent of the modified CurieÀWeiss law is higher than one. These figures suggest a relaxor-like behaviour of BT:Ce 3C ceramics for low Ce 3C content. Phase diagrams of BT:Ce 3C ceramics show a strong decrease of T c for low Ce 3C content.