Cognitive Science
Cognitive Science
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Cognitive science undertakes the scientific study of cognition — brain, mind and behaviour — through the integration and fostering of the concepts and contributions of several areas from Psychology, Neuroscience, Artificial Intelligence, Philosophy, Linguistics, Evolutionary Biology, Anthropology and other social sciences, and the application of formal methods from Computer Science, Mathematics and Physics.
The MA Program in Cognitive Science is a program jointly organized by the Faculties of Sciences, Arts and Humanities, Medicine, and Psychology.
The Masters study cycle in Cogntive Science aims to provide general training in Cognitive Science from a multidisciplinary perspective through an advanced training course (1 year and 1 semester) followed by 1 year of scientific research do achieve an original dissertation at masters level (the first semester of the second year includes the final part of the advanced training course and the beginning of the dissertation). The multidisciplinary aspect is central to the study cyle, which is reflected in its internal organization and curricular structure.