硕士心理与认知科学

在该课程中，您将探索心理哲学和认知科学方面的问题
On this programme you will explore issues in philosophy of mind and the cognitive sciences, such as the nature of intentionality, physicalism, rationality and interpretation, computation, perception, and consciousness. You will be taught by one the UK's largest and most vibrant communities of philosophers of mind and cognition, who pursue original research on a wide range of topics giving you expert supervision for your dissertation. You will also have the option to pursue modules in the Departments of Psychology or Computer Science. This programme is aimed at graduates with a background in philosophy, psychology, linguistics, neuroscience, computer science, or mathematics. It can also be used as a route into PhD research. By studying philosophy you can develop many skills that are useful in both academic and non-academic settings: Critical thinking skills: Good philosophers can analyse problems and assess opinions from different viewpoints. Philosophers do not take anything for granted. This is highly useful for problem-solving and decision-making. Communication skills: Good philosophers can present and explain abstract concepts and complex arguments in an accessible manner. They are also good at persuading others by presenting logical and coherent arguments. Writing skills: Good philosophers can communicate effectively in writing. They can write clearly and concisely without compromising rigour. Research skills: Good philosophers can identify problems and collect necessary information to resolve them in a timely manner.