Mandatory Courses
Course | Semester | |
1. | Introductory Neuroscience | Α |
2. | Cognitive Psychology | Β |
3. | Cognitive Science | Α |
4. | Philosophy of Mind | Α |
5. | Theoretical linguistics | Β |
6. | Introduction to Programming – MATLAB** | Α |
7. | Statistics | Α |
| 8. | Research Methodology | A |
Mandatory Electives
Course | Semester | |
9. | Visual Perception and Neuroscience | C |
| 10. | Neurobiology of Cognition and Behavior | B |
11. | Visual Perception and Psychology | B |
| 12. | Psychology of Thinking | B |
| 13. | Decision Making | C |
| 14. | Philosophy of Cognitive Science | C |
Elective courses (core choices)*
Course | Semester |
Introductory Neuropsychology | B or C |
| Introduction to Artificial Intelligence: Knowledge Representation and Reasoning | B or D |
Psychology of Learning | B or D |
Language Acquisition | D |
Semantics and Language Development | B or D |
Syntax A | B or D |
Computational Linguistics | B or D |
Machine Learning | B or D |
Special Topics in Neuroscience | C or D |
Complex Social Systems | B |
Conceptual Change in Cognition and Learning | C |
Brain and Behavior in the Digital World | C |
Psycholinguistics-Neurolinguistics | C |
Phonetics-Phonology | C |
Advanced Artificial Intelligence | C |
Knowledge Technologies | C |
Interactive Systems | C |
Special Topics in Cognitive Science | B or C or D |
Brain and Consciousness | C & D |
Cognitive Modeling and Computational Neuroscience | D |
Topics in Modeling and Computational Neuroscience | D |
Applied MATLAB | D |
Cognitive Science Applications in Education | D |
Philosophy of Perception | D |
Elective Courses (free choices)*
Course | Semester |
French Structuralism and Poststructuralism | B or D |
Rational Choice and Decision-Making | B or D |
Sciences and Philosophy in the 20th Century | C |
Topics in the Philosophy of Language | B or D |
* The offer of elective courses is indicative and depends on the availability of teachers during the two-year period. Some courses may be offered up to two times within a two-year period, while others may not be offered at all.
** Graduates with background in programming are exempt from the mandatory course "Introduction to Programming - MATLAB" and must replace it with a corresponding one from the main elective courses.
