Cognitive Science (Humanities) MA (Hons) 48 months Undergraduate Programme By The University of Edinburgh |TopUniversities
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Programme Duration

48 monthsProgramme duration

Main Subject Area

LinguisticsMain Subject Area

Programme overview

Main Subject

Linguistics

Degree

MA

Study Level

Undergraduate

Study Mode

On Campus

"Cognitive science is the interdisciplinary attempt to understand the human mind. It focuses on abilities such as:

 

 * reasoning

 * perception

 * memory

 * awareness

 * emotion

 * attention

 * judgement

 * motor control

 * language use

 

 Cognitive science brings together and forms connections between these abilities, through methods such as:

 

 * computer modelling

 * linguistic analysis

 * philosophical reasoning

 * robotics

 * neuroimaging

 * psychological experiments

 

 It brings together scholars from:

 

 * linguistics

 * psychology

 * philosophy

 * neuroscience

 * computer science

 

 #### Cognitive science at the University of Edinburgh

 

 The University of Edinburgh played a key role in founding this discipline by forming connections between the disciplines that contribute to the study of human cognition and artificial intelligence.

 

 You will learn from researchers who both laid the foundations, and are still making key advances in the field. The programme content is regularly reviewed to make sure you learn about current developments.

 

 Our Cognitive Science (Humanities) programme offers an opportunity to complete a selection of basic courses covering material in:

 

 * linguistics

 * philosophy

 * psychology

 * computer science

 

 Our goal is to help you achieve a broad understanding of issues, such as the:

 

 * relationship between language and thought

 * relationship between mind and brain

 * philosophical implications of our ability to look inside the brain and to model its activities in computers and robots"

Programme overview

Main Subject

Linguistics

Degree

MA

Study Level

Undergraduate

Study Mode

On Campus

"Cognitive science is the interdisciplinary attempt to understand the human mind. It focuses on abilities such as:

 

 * reasoning

 * perception

 * memory

 * awareness

 * emotion

 * attention

 * judgement

 * motor control

 * language use

 

 Cognitive science brings together and forms connections between these abilities, through methods such as:

 

 * computer modelling

 * linguistic analysis

 * philosophical reasoning

 * robotics

 * neuroimaging

 * psychological experiments

 

 It brings together scholars from:

 

 * linguistics

 * psychology

 * philosophy

 * neuroscience

 * computer science

 

 #### Cognitive science at the University of Edinburgh

 

 The University of Edinburgh played a key role in founding this discipline by forming connections between the disciplines that contribute to the study of human cognition and artificial intelligence.

 

 You will learn from researchers who both laid the foundations, and are still making key advances in the field. The programme content is regularly reviewed to make sure you learn about current developments.

 

 Our Cognitive Science (Humanities) programme offers an opportunity to complete a selection of basic courses covering material in:

 

 * linguistics

 * philosophy

 * psychology

 * computer science

 

 Our goal is to help you achieve a broad understanding of issues, such as the:

 

 * relationship between language and thought

 * relationship between mind and brain

 * philosophical implications of our ability to look inside the brain and to model its activities in computers and robots"

Admission Requirements

Entry requirements for individual programmes vary, so please check the details for the specific programme you wish to apply for on the University of Edinburgh website. You will also need to meet the University’s language requirements.

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