MS in Computational Cognitive Science
The MS in Computational Cognitive Science is a 30-credit, course-based, non-thesis program with a required co-op or internship experience. It is designed for students with undergraduate preparation in cognitive science, psychology, neuroscience, computer science, engineering, or related fields who seek a master’s program that integrates cognitive theory, experimental methods, and computational modeling. The interdisciplinary program is structured as a cross-school initiative, drawing on instructional strengths in the School of Arts and Sciences and the School of Engineering.
Program Requirements and Policies
Total credits required: 30
Duration: 15 months
Thesis: None
Co-op: Required; non-credit bearing unless administratively necessary
Course Requirements
Course requirements will be posted soon.
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